For the fourth week of Fiction Month, we're discussing yet another horror story, this time Uzumaki.

In this third part of Fiction Month, we discuss the short horror story, The Metamorphosis.

The members in this episode are Microwave, Hate, Freedumbaby/Fred/Mommy, Ozzy, Riemann, and Caton.

In this episode, we continue Fiction Month with a look at the dark science-fiction story, The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect.

This episode represents the beginning of Fiction Month, where we read short stories for a month, before we go right into Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit.

The members in this episode are Riemann, Hate, Hoigh Foibah, Freedumbaby, Frank/Something Disposable, and Somniad.

We realized we're ok with face-camming during chat, so we got distracted a LOT in this episode. There's still some good discussion to listen to, but be warned.

The members in this episode are Fred/Freedumbaby, Hate, Hoigh Foibah, Riemann, Frank/Something Disposable, Somniad, Crumpet/Strumpet/Tomm.

In this episode we discuss our penultimate section of Wittgenstein's Philisophical Investigations.

The members in this episode are Eddh, Freedumbaby, Hate9, Hoigh Foibah, Monkey, Riemann, Somniad, Tree/Rootz, Microwave, Frank/Something Disposable, and Kali.

The members in this episode are Eddh, Freedumbaby, Hate9, Hoigh Foibah, Monkey, Riemann, Somniad, Tree/Rootz, Microwave, Frank/Something Disposable, and Kali

In this episode, we read a little further into Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations and have a debate on whether or not there can be such a thing as private language.

In this episode, we continue our discussion of Ludwig Wittgenstein's Philisophical investigations.

In this episode, we get back into discussing Ludwig Wittgenstein's Philisophical Investigations.

In this episode, we conclude our discussion of Ludwig Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.

In this episode, we begin our brief digression into Ludwig Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.

In this episode, we begin our discussion of Ludwig WittgenStein's Philosophical Investigations, and have a semi-structured debate on whether or not all communication is language.

In this episode, we finish our discussion of Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals by Emmanuel Kant.

This recording ends a little early, as the backup recording is missing.

Episode 1, along with the last hour of episode 2, is forever gone, and shall be missed.