Existence Brewing

Mysteries and conspiracies enshroud this episode of Existence Brewing, as Jack & Michael cover territory involving the legends of Sasquatch and Paul Bunyon, along with crop circles, the COVID pandemic, and the incidents of September 11, 2001.

It's all up for grabs in this edition of Existence Brewing. From government collusion and serial killers to gratuitous violence in cinema, Hollywood UFOs, and the misnomer of the small-town celebrity.

Michael hails the return of Pumpkin Spice season; Jack recounts his five most-recent web searches and some troubles with black widow spiders; the two discuss the true impacts of Mercury retrograde.

It's a veritable throwdown for Jack & Michael on struggling baristas, social distancing, dick pics, and Uncle Sam's disapproval of prostitution.

Another amalgam of subjects is stirring about in this episode of Existence Brewing, which features dashes and droplets of everything from emotional support animals and the notion of maladjustment disorder to the concept of individual liberty and questioning the official narrative. As a bonus, Jack also relays details about a palpable dream he once had about a giant asteroid strikin

It's a long haul for Jack & Michael in this episode that opens with a remembrance about high school attire then spans territory covering the fakery of reality television, Bill Gates' tipping habits, and the theory of Universal expressionism.

In this lively installment of Existence Brewing, Jack & Michael explore the subjects of near death experiences, measuring one's IQ, what constitutes true wisdom, the human soul, and Oreos.

In one of Jack & Michael's longest episodes of Existence Brewing to date, the pair hash out thoughts and ideas on everything from vinyl records and being sesquipedalian to ancient monolithic monuments and Masters of the Universe.

Veganism, the power of prayer, and the establishment of milk fat percentages for commercial purposes are all on the menu in this most explorative episode of Existence Brewing.

In this edgier-than-usual episode of Existence Brewing, Jack and Michael bend the lost art of critical thinking around a grab bag of subjects from Willard Scott and Neil deGrasse Tyson to advertising icons like Colonel Sanders and Ronald McDonald.