Weekly Signals

Communications from the Anthropocene

Criminal Dogs

Criminal Dogs

On this week’s episode, Nathan, Mike, and Mahler talk about de-evolving, a blind bisexual goose, the most fascinating birds, Santa Ana’s gun buyback, heat and more heat, we told you so, heat, cloud burnout, melting runways, big properties, warm winters, plentiful jobs, closing your blinds, Jim Thorpe: All-American, the Walk-Off Home Run Derby, Mount Vesuvius, smiling, and so on.

Woodpecker Concussions

Woodpecker Concussions

On this week’s episode, Nathan, Mike, and Mahler talk about Moss Piglets, the cure for heart attacks, a long, never-ending plateau, COVID-19 for at least 471 straight days, Putin’s Best Ally, giant sequoias in the pyrocene, rewriting our weather history book, California gun laws, the first things to come out of the Big Bang, bananas, duct tape, and so on.

An Illegal Body Part Scheme

An Illegal Body Part Scheme

On this week’s episode, Nathan, Mike, and Mahler talk about accidentally legalizing edibles, Hamptons Bladder, COVID boosters, COVIDIOTS, wildfires in Alaska, evaporative demand, involuntary relocation, a gun insurance mandate, Griffith Park Drive, the Center for the Prevention of Distracted Driving, the modifiable risk factor movement, dinosaur feathers, the celebrity peanut vendor, Wax Boris, and so on.

Top Ten Reasons to Hate Fireworks

Top Ten Reasons to Hate Fireworks

On this week’s episode, Nathan, Mike, and Mahler, talk about Ketanji Brown Jackson, GanjaChicken, jumping genes in octopuses, waiting for the green man, the Golden State’s great drying, a major setback for the EPA, how to move to Canada from U.S., Snake Island, Mrs. Roy Bryant, Bruce’s Beach, psilocybin at the V.A., a missing flash drive, hearing dead relative’s voices, Killing in the Name, Burger King, and so on.

A Stroller Full of Ammunition

A Stroller Full of Ammunition

On this week’s episode, Nathan, Mike, and Mahler talk about success, luck, unintended vasectomies, scammer personas, sucking up all the energy from the Sun, the Corvid Palace, the independent nation of Texas, Canadian plastics, the Kitt Peak National Observatory, origami robots, Herschel Walker, surfer scholarships, firewalking, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog’s arrest, and so on.

Serotonin Day

Are you violently happy, sad, irritable, restless, ecstatic, horny, hyperactive or just not sure? Of course, you are. We live on a bipolar planet and on June 21st it will be at maximum bipolarity. What’s been called the Summer Solstice, should be known as Serotonin Day. Serotonin Day happens twice every year. The day our North Pole rocks to its farthest point toward the sun and the day it rolls…