This sit down at Existence Brewing finds Jack & Michael exchanging banter about professional exorcists, scammers and informercials, and the power of the mind and spirit for the purposes of healing. Jack also shares a written piece regarding his pet peeves surrounding online dating profiles.

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Jack and Michael riff on the newly-created Fear & Greed Index; Jack shares his thoughts on the equalizer between perception and truth; In an Existence Brewing first, Jack does a full reading of a think piece he recently wrote about the Doomsday Clock.

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Jack amends a grievous error about Tic Tacs from a previous episode, as he and Michael also stir through their feelings about Val Kilmer's recent passing, the true nature of disclosure, and offer a preview of a planned sit-down regarding how to tell the difference between what's truly real and what's not.

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Jack & Michael welcome their first-ever guest to share their table at Existence Brewing, as Jack's girlfriend stops by do discuss an alarming revelation about one of the world's most divisive figures.

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This sit down at Existence Brewing finds Jack & Michael talking the enormous asking prices of real estate from fictional movies, how to be the best protestor you can be, and Jack's philosophy about the difference between a will to live and the willingness to live.

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There's so little to do and so much time on this episode of....wait a minute, strike that - reverse....there's so much to do and so little time on this rendezvous at Existence Brewing, as Jack & Michael whoop it up about a certain Khloe's recent interview with Dr. Steven Greer; famous people experiencing MKUltra glitches; how to properly boss around your Alexa; and Jack's thoughts on his disdain for the movie Pretty Woman and how to actually invent something better for the world.

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It's Jack & Michael at their zinger finest in this sit down at Existence Brewing , as the pair trade impressions about lightworker awakenings, David Letterman, and the Plutonian theory of astrology. Jack also shares his recent out-of-persona experiences.

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It's a no-holds-barred bout for Jack & Michael as they take jabs at repugnant celebrities, egregious materialism, and the suddenly-contracting menu board at Starbucks. Jack also goes on a cathartic rampage directed at Bill Gates and a certain family of reality TV stars whose sir name he just can't quite remember.

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