Today, Elbert interviews his guest Daniel about his plans to drop everything and take a job that’ll have him living in the frigid land of Antarctica.  Even though Daniel confirmed that polar bears don’t exist in the South Pole,

Today Elbert talks about his mom’s untimely purchase of a car, roided out athletes, and the state of the Rio Olympics.  Buckle your sissy pants, it’s going to be a good one.

Today Elbert talks with Phil about podcasting, specifically the fate and point of the Danger Zone itself.  We get super meta in this one.  Gay rape, James Bond, and SlickDeals also get a mention.

Today Elbert talks about his brief experience at DC’s Pride event and the Orlando shooting that shocked the entire LGBT community.  Enough with the bull shit talking points.  It’s time to ask ourselves if having our boom sticks outweighs the lives lost...

Elbert’s back after a week hiatus with an episode where he talks about Indian weddings, dead gorillas, and the power of a simple question: what if?

Today Elbert eulogizes his gecko, talks about Vegans climbing Mount Everest, and discusses how video games teach us the importance of play.  We can all win at the game of life and even have some fun along the way.

Today, Elbert talks about his inevitable move out of small town Virginia to the West Coast and his struggle finding the elusive concept of “home”.  Tangentially, we also discuss the uglier side of how older generations view the youth and how it all rev...

Elbert’s been given the task of writing the movie of our generation.  For such a colossal task, he’s called upon Phil and Angela to help him come up with a story that will encapsulate the spirit of millennials from all around the world.

Today Elbert talks about his own personal journey dealing with the silent killer Depression. This illness is a horrific ordeal, but with the right tools we can learn how to expose depression for what it is, and then laugh it in the face.

Today we talk about navigating friendships as an adult and how it get harder and harder keeping people around.  Everything comes to an end, even the bonds that we never thought would. Dunbar Number article: https://www.theguardian.