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T. Sterling Watson and Kortney discuss the Fast and Furious franchise, with Sterling noting the creative plot twists and John Cena's improved performance in the latest installment. They also discussed a viral TikTok video about the franchise's titles.

Kortney mentioned she had been doing business work and was ready to delve into details: starting a copyrighting business and is portfolio building. Sterling has released a resume video and is building his client base. They discuss the importance of celebrating wins and not resting on laurels, and share their Mount Rushmore of fruits.

Kortney Sterling discuss the banning of TikTok in Montana and how it affects state employees in Arkansas. They also discussed the writers' strike in Hollywood and how it affects the entertainment industry. They concluded that the writers need to be paid and that the world may need to "burn" in order for change to happen.

Kortney and t. sterling discussed a variety of topics related to space, including a video about the face on Mars, the possibility of a sixth extinction, and two headlines about discoveries on the moon and a supermassive black hole.

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T. Sterling Watson, Kortney Hinton, and Vilissa Thompson discussed the writer's strike and how it has impacted TV shows and movies. They also discussed how the strike has led to an increase in reality shows and how actors are protesting in support of the writers.

The group discussed Beam, a nonprofit organization that works to create a world with no barriers to Black healing. Later they discuss the Free Write, a device that helps with distraction-free writing. They all endorsed the Free Write, and discussed how it is perfect for writing books, blogs, and other projects. They also mentioned that there are discounts available for NaNoWriMo participants.

Kortney and Vilissa play several rounds Florida or Floridon't.

Kortney recommends The Why Files YouTube channel, Vilissa recommends Queen Charlotte on Netflix, and t. sterling watson recommends Grand Crew on Peacock (again) and Jury Duty on FreeVee.

Kortney and T. Sterling discuss the new emojis that have been released, including a blurry face, hands high-fiving, and a finger pointing at the holder of the phone. How the DMV and car taxes, emissions tests, and the cost of re-registering a car is all a scam and the potential scam of someone calling about student loans and how to avoid it. They also discuss the current housing market and how to handle calls from people trying to buy or sell a house.

Kortney and t. sterling discussed the definition of shambolic and shared examples of chaotic, disorganized, and mismanaged things such as the Washington Commanders being sold for 6 billion dollars.

RIP to legendary icon Harry Belafonte, this episode's BHF.

T. Sterling Watson and Kortney discussed Kortney's recent trip to Eureka Springs, Arkansas, where they stayed in an Airbnb and enjoyed the downtown area. They discussed the benefits of not having to interact with anyone and the convenience of being able to walk to places. They also discussed Sterling's recent illness and his recovery.

Kortney discussed her experience with a delicious salmon dish with a buttery, creamy sauce. They also discussed how to pronounce Mario's name, with Kortney saying that she would disconnect from someone who pronounced it incorrectly. They also discussed the movie "Mario Brothers" and how it has been breaking records.

Kortney and Sterling discussed the importance of two Black history figures, Dr. Charles Drew and Granville T. Woods, and the cancellation of Sheboygan Brat Days in 2023. They also discussed similar events in their hometowns, such as River Fest and the Daffodil Festival.

Kortney and T. Sterling discussed the importance of budgeting and saving for retirement, as well as the scam of towing and releasing cars. They also discussed the possibility of doing a segment on adulting and finances. Finally, they discussed apps such as Digit (now Oportun) and Stash that can help with budgeting and saving.

Kortney recommended Schitt's Creek and Boy Meets World, and t. sterling watson recommended Unstable, starring Rob Lowe and his real life son, and Lambrusco, a red fizzy wine. They then discussed the difference between a neat drink and other drinks.

Kortney expressed her gratitude for her husband and their ability to communicate and work through difficult topics. They also discussed the importance of communication in relationships.

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t. sterling watson is discussing the Warner Brothers and Discovery merger, which resulted in the cancellation of some shows, including Close Enough and Infinity Train, discussing the FAST channels, such as Pluto TV, IMDb TV, and the Roku Channel, and how Crackle is still the worst with its random commercials. He is also discussing the upcoming WB TV channels, which will include some of the shows that were cut from HBO Max.

A firm in Australia is attempting to reduce world hunger and shine a light on climate change by using strands of DNA from mammoths to create muscle meat and make meatballs. They also hope to eventually replace traditionally farmed meats with cultured meats, and have talked about the potential of creating zebra meat and Galapagos tortoise meat.

Kortney and t. sterling discussed the term "neurodivergent" and its definition, as well as the benefits of platforms like TikTok for mental health awareness. They also discussed Kortney's new office space and the progress they have made on it. They also discussed the possibility of Kortney sharing her progress on Patreon.

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Sterling and Kortney discuss the snowstorm and how it has affected their lives in the past. They also talk about their date nights and how they need a place to vent and discuss things like grown married people. Later they discuss the trend of big red boots, a giant fruit loop, and the Space Force, a fifth branch of the US government created by President Trump. They discussed the Space Force logo, which is a rip-off of the Star Trek logo, and speculated that the Space Force may be used to defend against attacks from space. They also discussed a UFO sighting that was investigated by the Air Force.

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T. Sterling Watson and Kortney Hinton discussed the movie "Everything, Everywhere, All at Once" and the concept of the protagonist being the worst version of herself. They also discussed the movie "Tenant" and the new Netflix movie "You People".

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Life is lifin' as we like to say, and you can hear all about what life has been dealing Sterling and Kortney including the gym, new phones, and weighted blankets. Sterling also gives a few hot takes on the Oscar nominations and re-recommends the hit film RRR as well as Everything Everywhere All At Once. BMF flowers to Oscar-nominated Angela Bassett and a handful of recommendations to check out.

If you'd like to help Kendrick on his reading journey, you can donate here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/kendricks-reading-success

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Sterling and Kortney take a look at MCU films and shows to come in 2023-24. They do take a slight detour into the DCEU/DCU.

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For the last episode of 2022, Sterling and Kortney take a look back at all the MCU gave us in Phase 4, allotting 5 minutes to discuss per show and movie. Can they do it? Spoiler warning for most of the titles.

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Kortney is back! Journey in the woods to Kortney's nuptials. Sterling dog sits. A new Netflix documentary called "Is That Black Enough For You?!?" is highlighted as the BHF. And a few gentle space updates. Black Twitter is on Android and iOS and now has a gif button!

A bit of a compilation of recordings from the past month since our last official episode including special guests and a movie review (but not the one you're thinking)!

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We're going on a short hiatus! Find out why in this episode! 

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Sterling gives Kortney more incentives to visit Connecticut including an amusement park with a roller coaster he'll never go on again as well as seeing a mysterious tower in the middle of nowhere. Long takes in films are discussed. The power of vision boarding. And Sheboygan FINALLY gets an Olive Garden! Just when you think the show is ending, a list of recommendations to further distract you from the real world.

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The Chicky Sauce saga concludes and the Creamsicle quest begins. Sterling sees strange lights in the night skies and finds out what they are (and now you can too!). Celebrating Serena Williams because she's the GOAT of GOATs. 

After an unintended break, Sterling returns after a long and life-changing week (some of which has been detailed on patreon.com/indoob)... Including seeing Hamilton! Due to criticisms about the musical and its historical accuracy, Kortney and Sterling stand in defense of it as a modern work of art. But not to bury the lead, Sterling leaves his old job, detailing his last day and shouting out all the coworkers (he knows the names of) and discusses his first day of work at a little company called Entertainment & Sports Programming Network. 

Berto returns to help us determine if milk actually hydrates better than water, whether or not we discussed the origins of ranch dressing, and a good handful of words that mean nonsense which sadly did NOT include "poppycock." Later, another round of Florida or Floridon't and more recommendations that can fill up a whole week including Drag Race, Mr Robot, Way of the Househusband and Stranger Things 4. Lastly, Sterling remembers what was supposed to be featured in this episode, and also receives dad points for the BBQ sandwich his son requested. 

Vilissa returns to join Kortney, allowing Sterling to suffer in making wrong choices in beverages and self-medication. We jest, of course. However, a rousing game of Florida or Floridon't is played, the planets have aligned, and Vilissa is out in these streets to off some squirrels. Please note, this episode was recorded about a month ago.

SPOILERS, just for those who need to know before listening.

Nick from Megasheen returns to discuss the latest Marvel film Dr Strange 2, as Sterling calls it. Sterling, Kortney and Nick get down to the issues they had, the biggest and favorite moments they enjoyed, and what they look forward to next. 

Neysha returns to help Sterling and Kortney break down the future of AI, better sleep hygiene, and James Brown's Payback. Later, a rousing game of Florida or Floridon't and a trip to space and the Spookums Zone. The demands for more shows like Grand Crew, Bust Down, and South Side which is now under the genre "Just Black and Existing." 

Spoilers if you haven't seen the films Gravity (2013) or War of the Worlds (2005)

Sterling and Kortney are joined by Rod and Karen from The Black Guy Who Tips podcast for this very special Friendsgiving Day episode (which was not mentioned as such)... but the crew is very grateful nonetheless. Rod and Karen discuss how they met and how they started their podcast. Later, they play an extended game of Florida or Floridon't. 

Sterling and Kortney start out with a spat about fungi before revelling in the return of The Matrix. Later, someone is finally going to deal with the growing space junk problem Earth is having which bothers the hosts more than they realized. Sterling possibly encounters a ghost, maybe? Also bothersome are the hosts of a reality show on Netflix, but there are recommendations for better things to watch and listen to.

After a much-needed hiatus, Sterling and Kortney return with a very very special guest: Sterling's brand new wife Ashley! They give a brief recap of behind-the-scenes at the wedding and honeymoon adventures in Cape Cod. They struggle with the ice breaker question, move on to a story about Samuel L. Jackson, visit some singing pipes, and play an extended version of Floriduh or Floridon't.

DISCLAIMER: This, unfortunately, is another episode with audio issues particularly in the latter half of the show. We apologize for the inconvenience if you have trouble hearing/understanding. 

Sterling predicts who will win in this year's Academy Awards. There's a moment during Best Costume that Sterling blanks on a name... Keira Knightley is the actress's name that is escaping him.

Neysha stops by to chat it up with Sterling and Kortney, unknowingly about cereal and the order in which it is to be poured, as well as demonstrating today's Word Watch: chinwag. Lots to discuss in BHF coming off of BHM, but more on that later. Also, a Space update!

Sterling invites Vilissa, Janelle, Neysha, and Nick to join him and Kortney for a special live episode discussing the regular nonsense such as appearing (and later disappearing) mirror monoliths in the desert. Sterling also asks a series of questions which yields a favorite response of "cotton balls of sheep." 

Sterling brings out all the toys and spills tea on all the tricks of the trade! That's right, Word Watch, Sheboygan news, #askindoob mailbag, SPACE!, Spookums Zone and of course BHF! Later, Sterling talks behind the scenes of podcasting and what's happening in the industry.

Neysha returns with her So Here's What Happened podcast co-host Carolyn to talk best movies, shows, and books they've watched this year. Later, what are the top streaming services do you use? Sheboygan news and Spookums Zone also makes returns with a quick reflection/review of Beyonce's "Black is King."

Spaghetti is a plural noun. Plus other shenanigans. 

Sterling and Kortney welcome DeaconFATAL (@fullofbass) to the pod to discuss the process of composing film scores, assistance for vets during the COVID crisis, Duke Ellington, and Alexa's shenanigans.

Sterling attempts to spook Kortney about aliens but ends up talking about a documentary about an internet serial killer. As for happier topics, the question on what to do with birthday cards post-birthday, soft pants, Hamilton in theaters, Negro History Week, and The Good Place finale. Spoilers are between 51:10-1:02:30

Keyerra of the Crime in Color podcast stops by, not to discuss crimes or criminals, but favorite songwriters. Although criminals are discussed when Stephanie St. Clair is brought up as this episode's BHF. Kortney discusses a new obsession. Sterling reviews Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

RIP MoviePass, as we contemplate the next slate of streamers heading to your smart TV coming soon. Sterling discusses a pet peeve that many men can possibly only relate to. A salute to Tom Joyner and his Morning Show that kept us entertained and inspired.

Recorded LIVE @ GMFM, Sterling celebrates his 100th episode and 8th year podcasting with Kortney, returning guest co-host Gerry Williams, and special guest gospel comedian Chris Clark.

It's what Sterling and Kortney have been waiting to talk about all year and finally dive into the nitty-gritty of the biggest film of their lifetime.

Sterling and Kortney welcome special guest and certified blerd Connie (@ConStar24) to nerd out about Doctor Who and just how many times she's been blessed to see Hamilton. Live. In person. In NYC. We're not jealous. Connie and Sterling relive the East Coast version of Polar Vortex, whilst Kortney enjoys warmer weather and debates the validity of climate change. Sterling reviews the film "The Hurricane Heist" and later salutes Candice Payne.

In this special episode, listeners send Sterling and Kortney questions including questions about Christmas, things they are leaving in 2018, best thing about 2018, the live action Sonic the Hedgehog movie, movie award shows, and so much more... including who is king, prince or duke of R&B. We've got the answers!

Indie comics creator Ed Williams stops by the pod to talk about the history of Arclight comics, their epic mission and the glorious future he and his team hope to see. Later, everyone chimes in on where they are in terms of decorating for the holidays. Another update on Jahana Hayes and Ava DuVernay makes Sterling's day. Ed leaves us with some strong motivation. Question of the week: is Amazon's Echo Dot out to kill us? Discuss in comments and tweet us your thoughts.

The title says it all, as Sterling learns all the benefits to joining the biggest free club in the history of clubs. Ariel joins in as well as they discuss air fryers, get into the mysterious object in space known as "Oumuamua" and the very real possibility that the robots, are indeed, on the verge of taking over. Sterling salutes Simone Biles and Jahana Hayes for BHF and finds a reason to be upset with Sheboygan.

For the first time, Sterling brings indoob in front of a live audience with special guests from WIHS 104.9 FM announcers Neil Knudsen and Gerry Williams. They chat about their start in radio, life in California, #askIndoob, and an adventure to the North and South Pole.

Sterling and Kortney record an episode re-do and basically talk about nothing. They do recall school projects and math problems, and later Kortney learns Sterling's tip on tipping. Everyone gets homework at the end of this episode!

Vilissa Thompson returns for the Christmas in July special for the first episode in the Fan Appreciation Month. Want to know why Christmas is abbreviated to Xmas and who's fault it was? How did some slaves celebrate Christmas? And what are the listeners favorite and most hated Christmas songs? Find all of that and more in this very jolly episode.

Join Sterling, Kortney, Neysha and Viktor for this very special YouTube live episode where they discuss breakfast, lunch or dinner of the day, a very peculiar man in Sheboygan causing trouble, alien abductions and much more. A couple questions from the listening audience get answered by the panel and the topic of top villains is revisited. This episode BHF is all about the Green Book, an African American's survival guide if going on a road trip in America. 

Viktor is a co-host on the Megasheen podcast.

Neysha hosts the Speak On It podcast and co-hosts So Here's What Happened podcast.

In this episode, Sterling and Kortney explore the world of ASMR. Prior to that, an unresearched look back at the show we lost this season and a few that are on their way. Also, new segment alert! And a slew of announcements and upcoming events!

Sterling and Kortney recap their adventures in Baltimore, navigating traffic, people, food and power outages whilst also enjoying their first con experience thanks to pop-up con Wicomicon! They discuss people they met (including recent guests) and many friends from Twitter. Brunch to bookstores, panels to parks, B-more really had a lot to offer for these first-time tourists. Special shout outs to Bryant and Gerald at the Days Inn Inner Harbor. The last chunk of this episode is a review, recap and reflection of Avenger's Infinity War... or an attempt at one. There is a spoiler warning, hence why it's at the end.

The biggest news to rock the blerd community and Sterling and Kortney attempt to make some sort of sense of what happened with the tragedy of Universal FanCon and it's aftermath including the crumbling of BGN (Black Girl Nerds) and it's founder Jamie Broadnax. This fallout is still ongoing, but the community does and will continue to be strong as we support each other through all of this.

Once again, Sterling's mic is weird. Sorry. Special guest and host of Speak On It Podcast Neysha join Sterling and Kortney for another episode of regular shenanigans. Kortney's favorite movie Jurassic World gets a sequel, where would a tie go on a giraffe's neck, singing in the shower, the greatness that is Bessie Stringfield (and the movie/miniseries we want to see about her life) and what would happen if Beyonce and Lin Manuel Miranda ever met.

DISCLAIMER: Once again, audio issues plague the pod as Sterling attempts a new recording method. Please bear with us, we apologize for the cutting in and out. Also, we learned the odd scratching sound is Kortney's necklace! 

As for the episode itself, special guest Clarkisha Kent joins the pod and talks about the Kent Test she created and if it would be a good idea to put chicken chunks in ice cream. And no, it would not. Our BHF is about Lorraine Hansberry, the first black woman to have her play on Broadway. Later, Sterling recounts fond memories of Toys R Us and how that connects to his last day working for Amazon. Also, do all three have baby faces? Is this a good thing? Find out!

Kortney and Sterling flip roles again in this episode. Sterling recaps the Oscars and announces the scores from the Oscar predictions from the last episode. The BHF for this episode is all about Madam CJ Walker. Later, Kortney and Sterling list off their favorite words, whether it's the meaning or just words they like to say out loud but don't get to use very often. What are some of your favorite words? How would you rate them in dollar amounts? 

DISCLAIMER: Sterling has audio issues in this episode. Bare with him and his abrupt awkward silences and mistiming.

Sterling and Kortney are joined by special guest and OG pod sister Ariel (Pot Luck Dinner Podcast) to talk about Halloween celebrations and Day of the Dead. While many channels had horror movie marathons, the Hallmark Channels are getting in a different holiday spirit and airing Christmas movie marathons. Later, a listener writes into #AskIndoob to ask about abandoned cake at work.

Sterling and Kortney get in the Halloween mood and tell local urban legends and folklore from ghost lights to ghost dogs and haunted hotels, all in an attempt to creep each other out. While they both admit to being "weenies", they enjoy some of the creepy things that go "oooo" in the night.

Recording in the middle of San Diego Comic Con (and by "in the middle" we mean it was happening while we were recording), Kortney and Sterling discuss a few of the movie trailers released in the past couple of weeks and movie buzz happening. Later, while showing a spotlight on favorite director Christopher Nolan, Sterling and Kortney stumble onto a new idea for a showstopping musical number that ties Lin Manuel Miranda together with Nikola Tesla. This episode's Black History Fact is about Dr. Herbert Smitherman.

In this very special episode, Sterling and Kortney bring a little tranquility as they talk about beachy getaways they experienced. Mid-July is officially declared the "abdomen of summer." Who's up for a trip to Panalu'u?

We also encourage you, if you or someone you know is ever feeling the need to talk to someone when you feel you don't have any peace or control in this world, please call 1-800-273-TALK (8255).

Very special guest Parisa Fitz-Henley (Jessica Jones, Luke Cage) enchants the Indoob Podcast with charm, wisdom, and a brilliant idea that Ben & Jerry's needs to make. Parisa also talks about new show Midnight, Texas and the character she plays, Fiji Cavanaugh, a witch in a town of other supernatural beings like herself. Sterling's Black History Facts are about real life alleged witch, Tituba and a brief history on Juneteenth. The poem "God's Minute" is by Dr. Benjamin E Mays.

Sterling offers kind words of hope during these recent turbulent times and offers some advice on what you can do right now to make someone's life a little bit better. Later, Sterling relives the last 24 hours and considers a new career venture in the process. Fun facts about fowl, Sheboygan News, and Black History Facts about "Baby" Esther Jones. And yes, Sterling does nerd out a little about the new Black Panther teaser and the movie theater experience in general. 

Sterling and Kortney review films they've seen in theaters, and even a few they haven't but intend to (as of the time of this recording). All reviews are spoiler-free and include "Fate of the Furious" "The Circle" "Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2" "Baywatch" "Logan" and a few notes on "Beauty and the Beast" "Get Out" and "Wonder Woman."

To celebrate 50 episodes, Shannon from Nerds of Prey Podcast and Nick from MEGASheen podcast join Sterling and Kortney on a very special episode recorded live on YouTube. The usual nonsense is discussed including who is and isn't sponsoring the show. (Sorry Duncan Hines, we love you and your Perfect Size For 1 treats!) Clowns are no joke. Also, be sure to check out Pioneer of African American Cinema on Netflix! Later, the group debate on what makes a good villain and rate their favorite baddies from TV, film, book and video game.

After a brief unscheduled hiatus, Sterling returns with stories on what he'd been up to the last few weeks including a non-crashed laptop, a cold, and allergy attacks. But what he's really been battling is an antagonist by the name of Squishy who has been terrorizing his personal space. Does Sterling win against his new foe? Will he ever sleep again? Does he get his computer fixed? And who is Squishy, really? Find out all of this, and more, including Black Historical Fact figures The Nicholas Brothers in this episode!

Music in this episode: "Ain't Got It Like That" by Earl St. Claire

Sterling continues to declare his love for Lindt chocolate truffles, as Kortney debates if eating Halloween 2016 candy is acceptable. The strangest things do have expiration dates, including shows on Netflix. But don't worry, as they bring new amazing shows which Sterling and Kortney discuss a couple favorites. Listen to a quick clip of our friend Stephanie's review of Iron Fist, and Sterling's parents discuss pink slips, black boxes and most important: cheesecake. Is it a pie? Is it a cake? Lastly, Sterling tells the story about the last time he had a procedure done at a dentist office that mysteriously disappeared.

Sterling takes us on an adventure detailing his 24 hours in Boston, from his stay in a Motel 6, his first pho experience, taking photos of the Boston skyline, and surviving and navigating the St Patrick's Day parade.

Sterling wishes his father a happy 60th birthday and tells a story about him being a boss in ever sense of the word, and also celebrates National Oreo Cookie Day with some breaking news. Later, Sterling explains proper microphone etiquette, a new contest, hope for Shure sponsorship and a certain coworker that could benefit having a microphone. Sylvia Rhone is celebrated for Woman's History Month, Black History and International Woman's Day. Also, please support the Indoob Network with the new Patreon!

This episode is jam packed with fun as Sterling takes Kortney on a journey down his stream of conscious with quick takes on building a new computer, various Lindt chocolate truffles, proper ways to eat muffins, and the deliciousness of brisket. Sterling also shares thoughts on what has inspired him over the past week. Also in this episode, Sterling's Oscar predictions, a substitute teacher who was serious about coloring in the lines and creepy people who may mean well, but come off as being extra creepy. Keep keeping on everyone!

Much is discussed in this packed episode including how Sterling spent his 31st birthday which leads to a Doctor Who tangent and 10th Doctor theory that must be investigated. Sterling later introduces a theory on podcasting which may forever change the way you listen to podcasts. Kortney reviews the film "Split" and teases a future episode on the polarizing storyteller. And later, Sterling explains his new philosophy: mehism and theomehism. 

This episode's Black History Facts subjects are Katherine Johnson and Thomas L Jennings.

We can agree that 2016 may have been a rough year for us all. But for all those low points we endured, there has been some equally high points as well. Sterling, Kortney and Stephanie take a look at a few of the greater, happier moments in the past year of Black Excellence from the world's stage to personal achievements and a good chunk of everything in between. Instead of a regular yearly rundown, we choose to celebrate only the positive moments, movements and memories of 2016.

Sterling and Kortney try not to be evil and share some good news out in the world including meditation for kids in public schools and trendy eyewear for young children. Take a look into Jonas Paul Eyewear, won't you? DJ Joe Daddy stops by with a new holiday classic. Have you heard of Doris Payne and what she's been up to lately? And our hosts answer questions from listeners about curtainless windows and what happens to caskets after the funeral of those who donate their bodies to science. Also, please support POC podcasts! #SupportPOCPods

Alternate world and parallel universes as Kortney and Sterling traverse into the multiverses with possibly to crazy to be true stories about folks that really aren't from around here. Join in as they ask the important questions... like how does one even get back home? We wish Neil deGrasse Tyson were here to join us as we get to the bottom of a bottomless quest back to Earth Prime.