The Nobodies discuss the ever-changing world of work and school and how the two evolve.  Can education keep up with the times?  Is the cost worth the squeeze after graduation?  With young kids in mind, where will society end up?

The Nobodies hunker down during a storm outside to discuss a sinking beer brand as well as a literal sunk submersible that's missing(now found).  Is society moving forward?  Is it splitting in half?  Can companies market on "likeness" only or social trends?  Foil hats included throughout the episode.    

The Nobodies discuss the origin of building and fostering work ethic.  Are workplaces responsible?  School?  Parents?  Are people born with work ethic?  Lots of pondering and discussion of the present and future when it comes to the youth taking over the world of work.

The Nobodies are a mix of fascinated, interested, and on the fence about the craze of crime podcasts and documentaries. A discussion ensues about why they are popular and the social implications associated with them. Can this type of entertainment serve a bigger purpose in society?  There are squirrels and foil hats included in this episode.

Of the Nobodies, Spencer knows sports. The other two, not so much.  An engaging conversation about the NBA and the Nuggets pursuing a national championship and why they get different attention than other teams in the league.

The Nobodies discuss the implications of suddenly knowing the date when you die.  What priorities change? What about your life changes? Could this exercise encourage action now instead of "later" before time runs out?

Join the Nobodies for some foil hat action as we discuss some strange occurrences around us that might not get attention or social reaction they deserve.  Does media coverage provide transparency or create a "normalization" of unusual events?  What about accountability? 

Lance hosts an episode questioning the survival of rap music in the era of cancel culture.  What can be cancelled?  What is exempt?  Why?  The Nobodies build perspective on making informed decisions on what people decide to cancel.