Stuart is the host of "British Murders Podcast" a true-crime podcast focusing exclusively on UK murder cases and serial killers. Stuart has been on a few times and its always a pleasure to go all over the board to where the show name makes sense, from murder to critical thinking and jokes all around.

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#947 - Motel Mind Games (Stuart Blues)

Miles works as a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Minnesota in the department of Biomedical Engineering, with focus on neuroscience, in particular to how the brain relates to different human behaviors. Together with a friend he started a YouTube channel called Psyched! where he talks about various topics related to neuroscience.

#946 - Miles Wischnewski (Post-doc Cognitive Neuroscience)

Mark is the host of "Casting Through Ancient Greece" a look through the times of Ancient Greece and give a passionate perspective in a meaningful history lesson. Mark joins me once again to talk deeper about the missing piece or skipped step in todays age where it feels like a lost self or identity crisis period, might not be new but throughout history just a different environment.

#945 - Piece That's Missing (Mark Selleck)

Joe is a podcast host for "Audio Asylum" and a YouTube series that is dare pong where he is all about having funs with friends and hurting themselves along the way. The only thing you can do is be yourself you can be liked or hated but if your authentic you start to surround or attract people who enjoy you and not the person they want you to be.

#944 - 100% On Brand (Joe Figueroa)

Dr. David Harrison is a UK based Masonic historian archaeologist who has written six books on the history of Freemasonry, and contributed many papers and articles on the subject to various journals and magazines. His work appears in Philalethes Magazine, Freemasonry Today, MQ Magazine, The Square, Knight Templar Magazine, Heredom, and New Dawn Magazine. Harrison has also appeared on TV and radio providing expertise and insight into the subject of Freemasonry. Having expertise into secret groups is it more possible with the past year even longer about the idea of Illuminati.

#943 - Plausible Illuminati (Dr. David Harrison)

Matt and James are both the host of "This Week In Metropolis" a podcast covering stories relating to Popular Culture, Entertainment and beyond. Through the time ive known them both we have chatted about a lot of different things but the one topic that we seem to have different perspectives on is the concept of tech and its evolution with AI making humans seem obsolete.

#942 - Tech Driven Decisions (Matt Porteous & James Steel)

Campbell is a researcher and blogger especially when it comes to the topic of UAP's or before the giant public release UFO's a topic that has been labeled conspiracy and now floated to just what is going on. UAP's an unexplainable topic is it aliens or is it government tech, maybe the possibility of it being a global phenomena caused by the amount of pollution that warps are perception.

#941 - UAP Or Under A Program (Campbell Moreira)

Chris is the host of "Always Room For Moore" a podcast where four Canadian stoner friends come together to discuss pop culture, weird and interesting facts, and talk about life experiences with one another. The good times dont have to be just the best of times but can be all the time if you enjoy the moment and even the chaos around it.

#940 - High-Light Life (Chris Moore)

Bobby is a food truck owner and chef using his knowledge of the kitchen and business to cater and create good eats for people. Throughout the years we have always talked about the world we live in and from top news to taking a LSD filled yacht ride, one thing to remember its a ride and at least get one experience to remember.

#939 - Media Filled Headspace (Robert Dumont)

Brandon is a podcast host of "Skeptiphobia" or "Rivals Pride" where he adds a little bit of conspiracy and a little bit of mystery to make sense of the reality around us. The world will make you go crazy if you let it and sometimes even if you dont and Brandon is always the person you want to take down the rabbit hole of understanding everything and nothing.

#938 - Father Of The Year (Brandon Chester)

Scott is a coach and podcaster for "Never Too Serious" A podcast with an honest attempt at honest discussion where a touch of humor goes a long way. So many channels on the tv and yet the spotlight lands on news and politics and why is that, maybe because its the best reality television show where everyday might be a new disaster but keeps you tuned in not every week but everyday and everywhere you look.

#937 - Global Sitcom (Scott Halley)

Ben is a fellow podcaster and social influencer and also known as "The Angry Dad" using his unique experience and different methods than normal to motivate and really ease you out or amp you up in life. The matter of perspective you can hear time and time again that it can always change but how about we just rant and release the stress and see what happens.

#936 - Rant Therapy (Benjamin Bulman)

Anthony is a author and a skeptical minded individual who enjoys taking an approach on topics that might be controversial in the sense of real. Such things as UFO or cryptid topics and through our chats diving into the deep realm of the metaphysical or even the brains reaction and forge thought of experience or inexperience.

#935 - Armchair Philosophy (Anthony Tyler)

Lou Roper is a SUNY Distinguished Professor of History at the State University of New York--New Paltz. The recipient of a SUNY Chancellor's Award for Scholarship or Creative Work in 2015, he also serves as Co-General Editor of The Journal of Early American History and is a member of the advisory councils of the McNeil Center for Early American Studies and The Jacob Leisler Center for the Study of Early New York History.

#934 - Lou Roper (Historian & Professor)

Paul currently teaches English at Albertus Magnus College in New Haven, Connecticut. His cultural history, Pan: The Great God’s Modern Return, will be published this Fall by Reaktion Books. Robichaud’s poems have appeared in various magazines, including Agenda and The Hudson Review. His literary criticism includes forthcoming essays on Karen Solie, Leonard Cohen, and W.S. Graham. He has published most widely on the British poet and painter David Jones, including a monograph, Making the Past Present: David Jones, the Middle Ages, and Modernism (2007).

#933 - Paul Robichaud (Teacher & Author)

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