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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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".

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