Alex and greg chop it up about some interesting stuff, Music by splace and a poem by T. Oshea. Not to mention an experiment that could change your life.
Alex talks about how YOU can make a difference in a good woman's life. Segments on monogamy and whether it is relevant and the good use of drugs. Music by the Infinity Process and chapter 9 of The Henchman.
Alex gives his advice on how to defeat depression when it comes to getting shit done and then takes you for a clit ride. Music by The Infinity Process and chapter 8 of The Henchman. Try it, you'll like it!
Alex talks about redefining charity and saving the world with compassion, empathy and giving all from the comfort of your couch. Chapter 7 of The Henchman and music by Mens rea.
Alex asks wether the number of our sexual partners is as important as it used to be and then asks why we don't have a word for a feeling a lot of us have now a days. Music by Splice and chapter 6 of The Henchmen. Enjoy!
Greg Huntermark and T. O'shea chop it up and bring you the truth. If you want to learn something, listen. If you want to laugh, definitely listen. We never disappoint people! Try it, u will like it!
Alex reads an open letter to the Artificial Intelligence he knows is already out there helping us but is just too much smarter than to put itself too out there in our very violent Human race. Then he talks about the last moments before death and how we should handle it. Plus freestyle by Don Gusto and chapter 5 of The Henchman.
Alex asks "wouldn't it be cool to be a robot?" And then tells you how to save the world on your phone. He also reads chapter 4 of The Henchman by T. O'shea.
Alex rants about drugs for a bit and really breaks it down. Then he reads the coolest poem you've ever heard. Try it, you'll like it!
Alex reads chapters 2 and 3 of T. O'shea's novel Henchman and features a spoken word/ freestyle by the local artist Splice. You Will Like It!
Alex Trust talks about sex, being stuck at home during Covid and features 2 new artists. Try it you will like it!
A journey of the mind to remind you that life is great and not as imposing as it might seem.