“Love, Ghostie” provides coziness in death and romance. Easy to pick up, hard to put down, and a quick 5/5 from the hosts (or at least Kit).

“Date Everything” kicks off with relevant jokes and quirky charm, but the things quickly become tedious. Repetitive gameplay and janky controls make it a slog, making it more of a “meh” than must-play.

Today, Kit gets on a soapbox to declare that genre does not exist.

Hosts Cody and Kit dive into a controversial sociology study, exploring the clash between biology and culture in gender research, peer review pitfalls, and the risks of biological determinism.

In this episode, Kit goes after BioWare and EA for turning a (somewhat) loved franchise into something unrecognizable with wild pivots, forgotten lore, and lost magic in Dragon Age: The Veilguard.

In this episode, Cody and Kit tackle the basics of research methods, exploring different types of studies and the importance of sampling. Learn how to spot strong versus weak research, ask critical questions, and become a smarter consumer of science in the media.

We’re going to space! Metaphorically...to talk about Mass Effect. This episode explores the impact of the Mass Effect video game series, including its emphasis on player agency, the availability of romance, and the game’s controversies.

This time, we’re talking about happiness – and trying not to make it too depressing. This episode breaks down what happiness really means and the factors that shape our well-being around the world.