"First formulated in 1997 36 questions to fall in love is a study by psychologist Dr. Arthur Aron which took place at Stony Brook University, New York. The aim? Speeding up the creation of intimacy between two strangers. Dr. Aron carried out the test by uniting a heterosexual man and woman together and presenting them with a list of 36 questions to try out, all finished off with four minutes of sustained eye contact. Reader, this couple got married just six months later."

-Cosmopolitan

We discuss our antithetical high school experiences, pipe dreams of academia, and having settled on entertainment as a career in our 30s.

Ray Porter and Martin Bemberg chop it up for several minutes about several things.

Ray, Martin, and Wally discuss how we process the genocide in Gaza, the dangers of reading Marx without a chaperone, and the ubiquitous evil of car dealerships.

Ray and Marty speak with Max from Maxed Out Solar about climate activism and what a disability looks like.

Ray Porter joins Marty B for episode 1.