Luigi and Birdchild gather one final time in the basement studio to record an episode spanning the range of music theory to Lucid dreams. Luigi and Birdchild also discuss the difficulty that comes with editing video. Thank you all for listening.

Returning from the distant past, Cave Man Carl joins the lads in discussing pedagogical methods and the true language the dinosaurs spoke. The trio also touches on Buddhism and the desire to experience being a monk before explaining the true value of "The Art of War" before closing with fun facts about U.S. currency.

Birdchild clarifies the difference between "Sky-Blue" and "Cerulean" in examining the wonders of color before both engage in a mini discussion about the fate of accents in an increasingly connected world. Luigi then drops his "Sauce Theory" on the culinary world for all to ponder.

Returning to the group for one final time before Grad school, The Audacious Otter ruminates on the declining birthrate in world countries, and the nebulous age of the 20s. Luigi gives a crash course on how radio frequencies operate, while Birdchild puts the astronomical amount of boomers in context culminating in the most tantalising topics "Non-Fiction Thoughts!" has seen to date.

The Luscious Luigi and Birdchild engage such tantalizing topics as: What it's like to be bilingual (from two non-bilingual individuals), the potential overlap between certain activities, and other non-activity related similarities among participants, and finally a character study of Gordon Ramsay to cap off a discussion about how you encounter gate keeping.

The Luscious Luigi and Birdchild flex their thinking muscles to bring a money-saving tip or two, explain why their school would likely not allow a parkour club, the benefits of lifelong learning, and of course, Luigi's follow-up to his day of Ramadan fasting. And of course, what Nfic Thoughts episode of rumination and realization is complete without reference to the Roman Empire and their cultural similarities.

What does Stephen King writes mickley mean? I don't know. I don't know how Luigi came up with the greatest hypothetical known to man, or how Birdchild or why Birdchild keeps talking about a mouse in his pocket. Objectively, in my opinion, you should play Telltale's Walking Dead.

After returning from Spring Break, Birdchild and Luigi share what happened during their time off. Luigi explains his inconvenient experience reentering the U.S. from Canada, after discussing why a runny nose may be the worst symptom of common illnesses. The lads then discuss the geosocial relations of other countries before touching briefly on an interesting article Luigi found regarding video game piracy.

With "Non-Fiction Thoughts!" alum Crazy Drummer in tow, the fellas share a multitude of laughs over topics like translating poetry, the weather, and even the origin of Birdchild's prodigious vocabulary! Crazy Drummer also shares details on her musically related second summer job all in a magnificent hour of conversation. Be sure to follow her on Instagram @alainareneemusic

Learn 1.5 months of Birdchild's crazy bike lore in 10 minutes! Then listen to Luigi's first-hand account with YouTube's copyright protection, before the fellas loop around to the off-beat intellectual talk of the day: Language and how "lol" doesn't mean "lol". Of course the world's greatest epithet has been noted in this episode as well. The Videos mentioned "Failed and Obscure Punctuation Marks" "fake friends."