2.5 Dudes In A Cardboard Box

Today in the cardboard box, our esteemed guest, Ethan, graces us with his notoriously sultry voice. It'll come in handy as we explore the effects of trauma, the villains in our lives, and first-world problems such as who's expected to pay on the first date.

Jemma joins us within the cardboard box again, to talk of art, stress, mentor figures, food, what Caleb would look like if he was born in Victorian England, and somehow Vampires again. Enter the cardboard box.

Are you blessed and not too stressed? Well, you're about to be when Tristen comes to bless you up. Today in the cardboard box we get a glimpse into corporate work life, workplace shenanigans, and the charming Tristen who enlightens us with his gift.

In today's episode, we feature the illustrious Adam who may or may not harbor the key to the perfect city. Moreover, we consider questions such as: "Was Taylor Swift part of a grand Super Bowl conspiracy, are party bikes psychological experiments, and many more.

In the newest and coolest episode and in true punk fashion, we once again find ourselves deliberating the social engine of America. Is money even real? Does Oppenheimer break social norms surrounding sexuality? Find out the answers to these ponderings inside the cardboard box.

In the first and newest episode of the newly and unofficially named 2.5 Dudes in a Cardboard Box, we explore the life of Leia as we delve into the complexity of the Idahoan landscape, discuss the human experience, and most importantly, ask the big question: Are potatoes a psi-op? Join us on a new journey into the cardboard box.

Zane is getting ready to take his leave from the show, and brings on his brother Blake and Blake's friend Jorge. Join us as we talk about Blake's bike addiction, Jorge's prospective career, our opinions on art, history textbooks, and much more. Jake shows off his mourning dove impression, and Zane gets sentimental. Enter the cardboard box.

Zane returns to the box, to converse about baby names, business plots, nuclear warfare, clandestine groves, and more. Join us inside this box of cardboard.

Jake and Caleb talk about the Son of God, and how scary he was to some, and also of skeletons, wizards versus plumbers, science fiction, ethereal cowboys, first impressions, and more. But where is Zane, anyways?

The dudes talk of laser beams and wars both amid the stars and on the land. Enter the cardboard box.

Should Jake be trusted to grow facial hair responsibly? Are memes the genes of the soul? Why is there a community consisting of registered sex offenders in Florida? Should we legalize all drugs? Listen in on this episode of Three Dudes in a Cardboard Box to hear us at least address these subjects somewhat.

The cardboard box has officially welcomed its third dude. Listen in as we talk of potential next steps, laugh tracks, lying on the internet for recreational purposes, and the social implications of living in suburbia, among other things.

In the season finale for Two Dudes in a Cardboard Box, we share opinions on the values of rebellion, the pitfalls of vigilantism, and wax saccharine of our shared time together. Enter the cardboard box.

Our guest Jemma enters the box to talk of tabletop roleplaying, vampires, the power of passion and the woes of burning out, and some other things. Welcome to the cardboard box.

The dudes discuss free will and predeterminism, and the very nature of the flow of time. Zane claims to be able to divine the future. Jake elucidates the time he was visited by a succubus. Caleb remains skeptical. All this and more in the cardboard box.

Our guest Abi occupies the Cardboard Box, where we talk of music, carrots and Canadian border crossing, antique collections, and more.

Zane discovers he can make a sound never once uttered by another human being. Jake speaks Aramaic. Together, they pontificate on what language babies may think in, and are joined by a surprise guest who speaks of his wide trinket collection.

In the cardboard box today we have musician and Boise legend ADHDecay. Join us to hear our conversations on his music, influences, the works of Andy Warhol, life in late-stage capitalism, and much more.

A new dude enters the cardboard box. Our first guest Caleb entertains with his thoughts on stoicism and emotional expression, elucidating the merits of breaking stuff. Stimulating discussions of etymology, architecture, and the many pyramids of the world await within this episode of Two Dudes in a Cardboard Box.

Enter the cardboard box as we discuss the benefits of a trans-oceanic bridge over the Bering Strait, regale tales of battle and honor between chimpanzees, and explore the untold intelligences of the animal kingdom.