
NOTE: Dr. Chismoore is currently away. He has left really important thinkers, and comedians, TOM FELL and GRIFFIN WENZLER in charge.*
Each week Dr. Chris Chismoore takes on the impossible task of discussing neuroscience, biohacking, men’s health, and men’s culture.
Dr. Chris Chismoore is a heterodox neuroscientist, polarizing archeologist, persistent entrepreneur, and tenured professor in the Depa... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | a year ago |
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Gut health. Tom thinks it is about crapping and Griffin thinks it is about so much more. Come with us on this journey as we discover who is louder about this incredible topic.
Griffin was on steroids when this was recorded.
Two geniuses discuss what we can improve in the modern garden. And the answer? Is looking backwards. But also forwards as well. You see, we must learn lessons everywhere we can. Come, gentle listener, and optimize garden.
It's just been so long. I'm... more
Refuse. Rubbish. Waste. There are many names for one of the most incredible things human beings create. Trash is in the crosshairs this week. Take out your notepads as Tom and Griffin educate you about how trash can be better.
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5 Star from RSA
This latest episode is the hardest I’ve laughed in months, I feel bad for anyone who has not yet experienced this kind of tomfoolery on their work commute.
Worst part of my day became the best part for sure, not even slightly sure why it hit so hard.
Goofball supremacy in its rarest form.
Bravo.
So i have only played a few episodes but I am confused why is the main expert doctor guy who is supposed to talk about the topics never there and instead there is just two inelegant boys who know NOTHING always just talking about themselfs I want to listen to experts talk not just two clueless bozo boys but that’s alright one of them seems alright I suppose
Griffin Wenzler - the liberal Joe Rogan?
Appreciation from Melbourne.
He was never around. It would have been nice if he had seen me earn my own doctorate degree.
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Two hosts steer a humorous, freewheeling show that blends irreverent banter with sharp takes on culture, technology, and everyday life. Episodes juggle eclectic topics—from cult dynamics and nostalgia to concerts, saunas, mountains, and “guy” culture—delivering rapid-fire riffs, guest appearances, and self-aware meta-jokes. The dynamic is characterized by high-energy banter, guest interactions when present, and a willingness to push boundaries with provocative humor, while still exploring curious, offbeat angles on familiar subjects. Listeners likely appreciate candid discussions, playful experimentation, and a comfort with leaning into absurd hypotheticals. A notable edge is the duo's knack for turning wide-ranging topics into cohesive, en... more
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