A little bonus for you. Duncan and James discuss their thoughts on Season 1 of HTT. 

In this final episode of Season 1, Duncan and James are joined by their long-time pals Daniel and John for a rousing conversation about the "punks." Topics include how Star Wars paved the way for imagining a lived-in future, and how art often pioneers avenues for scientific discovery and technological advancement.

Which comes first, the art or the science? After a disturbingly long silence, James and Duncan sit down to re-record an episode that was tragically lost to faulty hard drives. This episode covers art, previews season 2 with a little science, and observes the fascinating and often unexpected relationship between art and science.

HTT had to undergo a legally mandated face lift. Learn about how and why. Also, we talk about fall... again.

In our first episode with a guest, James and Duncan are joined by Angela to discuss amphitheater and stage design, how we have been introduced to art from our culture's history through secondary sources, and how the title of a song can significantly influence the interpretation of a scene.

After long enough, we finally got the HTT gang back together for our next episode. Recorded in the morning after breakfast, this episode is our first with only one thing. We discuss how the elements and principles of art can be taught even in the midst of just one specific art style.

Monty Python, Egyptian weapons, sociopathy, anthropomorphising artificial intelligence, Miranda rights jokes, Watergate, and Squarespace are the eye of our conversation storm. Stay through the credits for the most laughs... Because we are both out of town this week, we're giving you another taste of the wildness that goes on during some of our tangents. In this episode, you'll get a little window of what goes into making an episode. 

In anticipation of James being out of town for camp this week, we sat down for a short little conversation about one of our favorite TV shows.

"It takes us to a place where we ache to go again. It's not called 'The Wheel,' it's called 'The Carousel.' It lets us travel the way a child travels. Around and around and back home again to a place where we know we are loved."

Some days are just funky. How do you get inspired when you need to shake things up?