Bryan Greene

For years, I've been cracking jokes with my best friend, riffing on the absurd, and trying to make sense of this weird little ball we're all spinning on, but through improv comedy.

And man, do I love doing that.

But sometimes the chaos isn't enough.

For me, some stories deserve a bit of a deeper dive.

Some topics are just too fascinating, too ridiculous, or too important to skate past with just a punchline.

That's why we're here after the break.

Each week, I'll take one subject, polyamory, the failing movie business, Venezuela, TV psychics, the rise of hallucinogenic healing, or why people are obsessed with competitive geoguessers and why maps, yes, maps, are so freaking controversial.

We'll chew it up, spit it out, and break it down.

I promise you'll have to do no homework.

You'll get a laugh or two, and I'll bring the voices and perspectives to give you an honest, funny, and unfiltered look at the strangest, most interesting, or most obsessive-worthy things the world is looking at today.

If you like your comedy with a little bit of curiosity, or your curiosity with a bit more comedy, I'm here to scratch that itch.

Let's find out together after the break.

The notion of mediums speaking to the dead, remote viewing, or looking into the future isn't new.

People have wanted to speak to the dead since, I don't know, probably since people started dying.

Who doesn't want to have one more conversation with that loved one that's passed on?

Who doesn't want to know tomorrow night's lottery numbers?

Who doesn't want the secrets to the afterlife?

Who doesn't want to tell dead Uncle Bob he was really an asshole to everybody?

I mean, I don't want to speak ill of the dead, but Bob was kind of a jerk-off.

Bob!