This week in the void, we discuss a lot of things that don't matter, followed by one thing that matters kind of a lot. Join us as we embark upon an epic journey discussing our favorite foods, the dichotomy of clam chowder, a theory that Jeffrey made up and Michael hates, and the royalty status of cows. After that, we talk about James' twitter ban, censorship, being intellectually superior, big tech, and how to be more positive in the digital landscape.  Follow us @HITVPodcast on twitter, email us at [email protected], or send us a voice message at anchor.fm/hitvpodcast We accept questions, comments, and discussion topics, so reach out, and we'll get back at ya next week, right Here In The Void. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hitvpodcast/message

In the first proper episode of Here In The Void, we tackle the tough questions. Would it be better to live on the ocean, or the moon? How DO you describe England? Who's the best imaginary friend? After that, we take you right into the Lava-Verse: the unsung cinematic universe created by Robert Rodriguez, including the new entry, We Can Be Heroes (2020). Lastly, we help you bust out of that quarantine loneliness by teaching you how to make friends, drinking straight from the fountain of knowledge: WikiHow.  Send us a voice message (especially if you're Taylor Lautner or Taylor Dooley) on anchor.fm/HITVPodcast, and follow us on twitter @HITVPodcast, and we'll be waiting for you next week, right Here In The Void. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hitvpodcast/message

In a groundbreaking preview episode to the podcasting universe, Jeffrey, James, Michael, and Brett (in no particular order) choose a name for themselves. Along the way, they discuss the names of other podcasts, the funding status of NPR, the UN Security Council, becoming Jennette McCurdy (of iCarly fame), Joe Rogan and defying categorization, the perfect pork chop, moving and/or shaking, their favorite pokemon, and the ever-encroaching nature of darkness. When editing the podcast, Brett discovered that Polysyllabic in fact has 5 syllables, not 3. He's sorry.  Follow us on twitter at @HITVPodcast, or send us a voice message at anchor.fm/hitvpodcast Thanks for listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hitvpodcast/message