Existence Brewing

Jack & Michael use this installment to use the recent drone sightings in New Jersey as their centerpiece for digressions about wearing dead animals, ignoring severe weather warnings, and the tale of Jack's black ops gyrocopter. Drop us a line

Jack & Michael dish on the disturbing rise in the popularity of energy drinks, the art of remembering names, the growing novelty of compunction within the human condition, and Jack's aging perineum. Drop us a line

It's tea time at Existence Brewing, as Jack & Michael tee off on topics like the morality of zoos and the food at Trader Joe's, and Jack get's tee'd off at royalty, the new Tesla Cybertruck, and guys who go places with a tropical bird on their shoulder. Drop us a line

It's a buffet of topics once again for Jack & Michael, as they delve into discourses about holiday foods, capital punishment, the practice of presidential pardons for Thanksgiving turkeys, and Jack's dream of an island of choice for capitalist Monopoly Guy types. Drop us a line

In this Halloweentime edition of Existence Brewing, Jack & Michael play some tricks and talk some treats with a plastic jack o' lantern that includes topics like the impacts of violence in cinema on the human psyche and the history of the motion picture ratings system. Jack also takes a horror film pop quiz given by Michael, and recounts a tale about a recent quest for his favorite jelly....

It's all about the human condition in this episode of Existence Brewing, as Jack & Michael dive into topics including the origins of integrity and how to truly accept others. Jack also dispels the notion of affordable housing and the old adage that blood is thicker than water. Drop us a line

Jack & Michael tackle the topic of UFO (UAP) disclosure as the centerpiece to side orders of the vibrations caused by illicit drugs, how governments maintain control, and Jack's hatred for medicinal gummies. Drop us a line

Jack & Michael offer another plain brown bag filled with unexpected topics, including artificial sweeteners, legendary explorers, tapping into the Akashic Record, and Jack's longstanding desire to own a soup tureen. Michael also discusses his thoughts on Luis Elizondo's book, "Imminent". Drop us a line

In this installment of Existence Brewing, Jack & Michael spend most of their time discussing the possibilities surrounding the disclosure of the knowledge of the existence of extraterrestrial beings to the masses. Drop us a line

In this more-than-typical game of audible checkers for Jack & Michael, the pair move across the squares containing the subjects of 80s pop culture, the disturbing properties surrounding A.I., Western society's dependence on tech, and the use of cell phones becoming an involuntary reflex. Drop us a line

It's another grab bag of topics from Jack & Michael at Existence Brewing, where the two percolate about subjects ranging from the concepts of monogamy and freewill to the futility of politics and pre-packaged religion. Drop us a line

What starts as pablum about iced tea swizzles into a deliberation about the illusion of choice, the Cosmic heredity of empathy, and how the feeble-minded wield their own little slice of power. Drop us a line

Jack & Michael move from discussing the Gong Show and it's reportedly-paranoid host, to conversations about the true nature of self-empowerment and defying involuntary pragmatism, as well as Michael's recent near-death experience. Drop us a line

The fellas meet up at their favorite fictional perk for a chat about desires and cravings, Hollywood blunders and big money fakery, and the recently departed James Earl Jones. Drop us a line

Mysteries and conspiracies enshroud this episode of Existence Brewing, as Jack & Michael cover territory involving the legends of Sasquatch and Paul Bunyon, along with crop circles, the COVID pandemic, and the incidents of September 11, 2001. Drop us a line

It's all up for grabs in this edition of Existence Brewing. From government collusion and serial killers to gratuitous violence in cinema, Hollywood UFOs, and the misnomer of the small-town celebrity. Drop us a line

Michael hails the return of Pumpkin Spice season; Jack recounts his five most-recent web searches and some troubles with black widow spiders; the two discuss the true impacts of Mercury retrograde. Drop us a line

It's a veritable throwdown for Jack & Michael on struggling baristas, social distancing, dick pics, and Uncle Sam's disapproval of prostitution. Drop us a line

Another amalgam of subjects is stirring about in this episode of Existence Brewing, which features dashes and droplets of everything from emotional support animals and the notion of maladjustment disorder to the concept of individual liberty and questioning the official narrative. As a bonus, Jack also relays details about a palpable dream he once had about a giant asteroid striking the Earth. Dro...

It's a long haul for Jack & Michael in this episode that opens with a remembrance about high school attire then spans territory covering the fakery of reality television, Bill Gates' tipping habits, and the theory of Universal expressionism.  Drop us a line

In this lively installment of Existence Brewing, Jack & Michael explore the subjects of near death experiences, measuring one's IQ, what constitutes true wisdom, the human soul, and Oreos. Drop us a line

In one of Jack & Michael's longest episodes of Existence Brewing to date, the pair hash out thoughts and ideas on everything from vinyl records and being sesquipedalian to ancient monolithic monuments and Masters of the Universe. Drop us a line

Veganism, the power of prayer, and the establishment of milk fat percentages for commercial purposes are all on the menu in this most explorative episode of Existence Brewing. Drop us a line

In this edgier-than-usual episode of Existence Brewing, Jack and Michael bend the lost art of critical thinking around a grab bag of subjects from Willard Scott and Neil deGrasse Tyson to advertising icons like Colonel Sanders and Ronald McDonald. Drop us a line

In an astonishing display of digressive segues, Jack and Michael play with a topping bar's-worth of topics, including phonebooks and booths, emojis, candy wrappers, the old Sears Portrait Studio, and busting the myth of how they get the cream filling inside a Twinkie. Drop us a line