Here at Stupid Anthropology, we take the stances that other podcasts won't. For example: We hate artists. All of them. Listen to us talk about how much we hate them. Slides here. Music by Daniel Griggs

The gang has a completely normal, rational, and sober discussion about apocalypses - both fictional and the one we're hurtling toward. Music by Daniel Griggs.

Aaron, Robert, and Jonny hold a very coherent and listenable debate about whether or not space sucks.

Robert, Aaron, and Jonny have a completely reasonable conversation about what's happening in Gaza. While listening, why not do something productive like donate to Medical Aid for Palestinians, UNHCR, or any number of other groups trying to materially improve the conditions of people who are the latest victims of the United States military-industrial complex. Digressions include: Aaron is doing fine Stardew Valley tips We hate media trends! Is no one else tired? Music by Daniel Griggs. Ominous wooshing by the Walrus-Man.

Jonny, Robert, and Aaron talk the ultimate sin: Selling out.

Have you ever received a book in the mail that you didn't order and, like a maniac, chose to inflict it on friends instead of throwing it away? Aaron has! Join us as Aaron reads bits of a sadly dull Jehovah's Witness book at Shark and Rachel and the three talk about how disappointed they are. Hey, you can't always have a well-researched episode about culture. You just can't.

Robert and Aaron talk about two amazing contributions to human civilization. Music by Daniel Griggs

The conclusion to our three-part series on Watchmen! Jonny takes the gang through various analyses of the comic and everyone is - still - amazed that anyone can walk away from it with a positive perception of Rorshach. Music by Daniel Griggs

Jonny takes the gang through a DETAILED (and yet not detailed enough) synopsis of the Watchmen novel. We talk through the characterizations a bit and start delving into what it all means, but more of that to come! Music by Daniel Griggs

Long-time listener and first-time caller Jonny Lim takes the gang on the start of their journey through Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons's Watchmen. I, Aaron, would like to reiterate that Welcome Back Kotter is a show that exists and I'm very glad that Jonny backs me up on this.