Colton & Collin's Curious Conversations

In this episode of Colton & Collin's Curious Conversations, Blake (acceptee to Berklee School of Music) gives the lads a lesson in music, as they all talk about the influential bands of the 2000's, Colton's dream profession as a rapper, as well as their "ideal bands." Open your ears (or maybe keep them closed) for this very musical episode!Listen at ColtonAndCollin.com © 2018 All Rights Reserved

In this episode of Colton & Collin's Curious Conversations, Favour and the lads talk about the serious issue of gun violence in America today, and specifically how Favour orchestrated a walk-out protest at Bozeman High School. Especially with the anniversary of the Columbine massacre occurring on April 20th, we felt that this would be an appropriate time to release this episode, and remind our viewers to #resist.Listen at ColtonAndCollin.com © 2018 All Rights Reserved

In this season premier episode of Colton & Collin's Curious Conversations, Pushya and Katie both join the lads as they all discuss the merits of fruit, the intricacies of cults, and actually talk about real-world issues for once in their damn lives.Listen at ColtonAndCollin.com © 2018 All Rights Reserved

In this episode of Colton & Collin's Curious Conversations, Stella joins the lads as they all contemplate the ethics of murder, the nomenclature of childhood games, and thank God this is the last episode of season one!Listen at ColtonAndCollin.com © 2017 All Rights Reserved

In this episode of Colton & Collin's Curious Conversations, the lads interview Delaney about the sexiness of the kazoo, contemplate uploading one's consciousness into the cloud, and Delaney gives us all a lesson in climbing technique.Listen at ColtonAndCollin.com © 2017 All Rights Reserved

In this episode of Colton & Collin's Curious Conversations: Colton, Collin, and JJ, discuss whether they'd give up 5 years of their lives for $1,000,000, domesticating flies, cats vs. dogs, some of the stupidest things they've ever done, inhabiting mars, and much more! Tune in!Listen at ColtonAndCollin.com © 2017 All Rights Reserved

In this episode of Colton & Collin's Curious Conversations, Colton, Collin, and Nathan, discuss the ethics of having pets, how to be bad-ass, the pope's romantic life, and the situation of the new movie "Passengers," all while triggering literally everyone they possible can. Enjoy! (please take everything we say with a grain of salt, we're just goofing off)Listen at ColtonAndCollin.com © 2017 All Rights Reserved

In this episode of Colton & Collin's Curious Conversations, everybody's favorite lovable loudmouth Rhys helps the lads tackle the questions of perfection, dreams, and possibly bees?Listen at ColtonAndCollin.com © 2017 All Rights Reserved

In this episode of Colton & Collin's Curious Conversations, Colton, Collin, and Althea discuss the morality of cannibalism, the evolutionary advantage of beards, whether Collin could truly be a dad, what is a board game, is Colton a fascist, and we discover our spirit phones! (Disclaimer: Colton and Collin are actually NOT serial killers)Accessibility: Captionshello hi I'm Collin I'm Colton and this isColton collins cooking with chemistrythe only podcast that brings you themost stupid amd unadulterated things a couplehigh schoolers come up with in APchemistry it's just like NPR butinsignificant and bad absolutely eachweek we bring on a new guest and today'sfirst episodes guest is our lovelyfriend Althea Althea say hi or don'tyour choice hello that was Altheawe've created this podcast because we'rebored and we want to prove to ourchemistry teacher that we can beproductive but unfortunately notsomething that's chemistry related onpodcast related which means this podcastis gonna have nothing to do withchemistry or cooking oh yeah it mightkayvyun out occasionally yeah like forinstance we might talk about like themeth market for instance you knowbecause that's something we all shouldknow about just sayin we came up withthe idea because we were bored I think Ithink the I guess words were we shouldmake a podcast we should make a podcastwho is a guest on the show I have aquestion where did cooking withchemistry come from that's a very goodquestion so basically we're in this apchemistry class first and second periodif you want us to know both in highschool buzz now they have too muchinformation they're gonna kill us orwe're screwed yeah my social sorry theBruce 217 996 like five minutes into theshow you've already given them yourSocial Security did it again get used tothis coldness bulgar um over eventalking about like we're already coolare you serious dude this is kind of amain topic of the show where did cuttinginto chico oh that's right Colton wouldyou like to explain where we got ourname so Colton Collins cooking withchemistry originated when we were doinga lab in chemistry at the very beginningof the year where we were cooking withwhat are called crucibles we were likecooking sodium sodium nitrate orsomething like that point is we werecooking this compound in a little playceramic bowl andlike God can you cook this can you cooklike beef or whatever on popcorn I thinkpopcorn popcorn yeah we had a littletiny ones yeah we've had one of ourlittle amazing we're discussions talkingabout whether you could cook somethingin a crucible and we startled iteratingand the alliteration came to ColtonCollins cooking with chemistry and thenour different Collin took that andexpand I kinda I kind of ran with it wasthis snowball effect so here here wouldbe our and it's actually about colorfulcocaine we won't get into that but maybeon another another day we'll talk aboutthat cuz I have really great businessidea I do too all right calling allcasual consumers and curious customerspersonally consider carrying ColemanCollins carefully crafted cookiecolorful bouquet confections createdcourtesy of Coleman cons chemistrycrucible cooking convention containingcool culinary kids and community clubscredited for composing classes andcourses of cornering confusingconundrums concerning colorless crackcrimes and for all you people who areactual real viewers you will know thatthe beginning of that little mantra isthe beginning to our own bio as apodcast why are you calling the realreal viewers because the fake viewers wewill accept you for whatever you areplease follow like subscribe and this islike a bo burnham a thing like you it'sthis is a prince of this is like aprincipal like investing stuff like youdon't always say the customers right youjust just say occasionally just got seefuck'em dad's is a bad word that's rightoh lucky you don't be getting I don'tlive in a business investing I got athrowing you gotta throw some cuts birdsthat's what the teachers like these doyeah that's how you shut up this is howyou like explain like quantum mechanicsof stuff it's like it's like you havethe doohickey right and the doohickeydoesn't know where the hell it is butsee I like that I can't wait to them asa change as a teenage juice I can yeahI'll of quantum physics just you justlearned the basics of the uncertaintyprinciple doohickey doesn't know wherethe hell is where the hell it's goingit's like an emotionally distraughtteenager who's drinking too much alcoholin the weekends ruining their liveswe're gonna talk about cannibalism todaychildren okay we're not using that andwhy no I love thatit's a great transit it work great we'regreat at things here that Colton Collinscould become trip honest okay I'm goodthank you for offering cold and justoffered us water okay where k is printout right all right I'm gonna keep thatin I had this idea a few days ago and itoccurred to me as being very strangethat as people humans considercannibalism to be abnormally worse thananything else now fortunately our dearfriend Althea happens to be a vegetarianand probably has different perspectiveon the most people Althea would you eata person a better question is eating aperson worse than eating an animal whyall right so I would not eat a person asI'm going to assume you and Collinprobably would not eat people either amI correct in assuming that absolutelynot if given the chance if a persondonated their bodily organs or wellprobably not a liver because I don'ttake Louise masty but if someone like itdonated it like I then I know I'm gonnadie I'm gonna donate my muscles will youeat me I will gladly eat someone youknow actually well actually it depends alot of taste come on how would you Iprobably would hear the meat how wouldyou that's a good question what's thebest way to prepare human meat a reallygood question mother is better to eat ananimal or a person this is going to getreally deep but I think as a society wetend to value that which we think isinherently valuable which we placed onhuman interaction yeah but is thatmorally correct because fundamentallylike if we all assume that life isprecious which we should probably dobecause we're people and let her lifeforms that i was talking i was lucky iwas talking ok no wait some life is moreprecious than others i'm not just sayingthat saying that i believe that i'msaying that there's that mindset ok sothe mindset no we're talking about isthe mindset of some life being morevaluable than others justified yes or nono I think inherently we want to say nobecause like microbial life exists andlike bacteria existsand that's just so foreign Lee inferiorto something like a person to somethinglike your brothers and sisters ormothers and fathers valuating somethings value based off of something thatyou have inherently like imposed on theway that you perceive society and whatwell the fact that you've grown up in asociety that values human life and oursentient being pneus and placesinferiority on things that aren't thesame as we are we'll see that's aslippery slope though because like ifsomeone literally can't think properlyor what we would say properly I guesslike they inherently have a mentaldisorder we don't like treat them likefoxes or something it's because we thinkthat they still could have had thecapability to be what we are okay nowCollins been awfully quiet during Ihaven't kind of what yeah Cohen will yousay what do you think is some lifebetter than other life well see or morevalue what's weird is in our societytoday we do eat the flesh of otheranimals but not humans it's not okay toeat humans because well is it illegalthat's a question I'm on you is yeah itis a little early really you can youknow actually there was this interestingthing in like Ireland there's one guy inhere Annette like Louie was like who'sHank you i will donate my body forsomeone to eat exactly consensualcannibalism is less physical no no no sohe was tried as a cannibal the guy whomade you the punishment for eating aperson if that person was willing as farless than the punishment of just evensome random farmer joe aside from realarmor toast is really good all rightCollin give us your invite we can ignoreColton's awkwardness hey you guys arethe awkward ones so basically thesociety we live in today we do eat themeat of other animals but we don't eatthe meat of humans and so our society asis does I guess value some lies morethan others apparently yeah but is thatok I guess maybe is that fair is thatjustified I think it just it reallydepends on the person you're askingbecause I guess Althea is a vegetarianyou wouldn't eat the meat of any animalcorrectlike and would you say that other peopleshouldn't you the meetup other whetherthey're human or just animals well as mypersonal opinion I wouldn't eat and Idon't eat animals and I wouldn't eat aperson either I can't necessarily imposethat on other people if you could haveyour way with the world and say I wouldprefer if people not eat animals wouldyou say that necessarily just the waythat we live our lives has been socommonly revolved around eating certainfoods like meat and that's somethingthat's very prevalent and I wouldn'tnecessarily say it's a bad thing to eatme personally for me I wouldn't call younever really said would you eat a humanwould I eat a person like what if Iwould you eat me that's the question Iwould not eat you you a friend but likeif i died i'm like Colton as my lastwill I want you to eat me I want you toeat my flesh maybe I'm not offended Iwhat if I want you to if you wanted meto that I would consider it strongly butwhat if I what if I cut off my leg andone dude is like I knew your if you ateit okay okay why not sure I put you onthe spot yeah oh really I think the realquestion is what of survival if you guyswere saying that's that's a goodquestion island and you knew one of youwas gonna die before the other one thenif that person is rudy's to survivecould you make your rock paper scissorsright here wait to see