Listen to the sounds of people who don’t know what they are talking about pretend to know what they are talking about, concerning cars and sports.

Listen to the sounds of people with too much time on their hands discuss video games and developers.

Listen to the sounds of students discussing the possibilities of getting rid of the body, as well as worrying about college.

Listen to the sounds of students delighting in spicy foods, other podcasts, and foreign exchange students.

Listen to the sounds of ground-breaking technology being discovered and immediately discredited

Listen to the sounds of general confusion surrounding noise-cancelling headphones and graduation arrangements

Listen to the sounds of memories of physics class, delights about Russian cosmonauts, and complaints about essays

Listen as I interview teachers and principals about how they see the effect of phones in schools.

Listen to the sounds of heated and misled debate over what makes a true musician and the confusing proposals about eliminating nationalism

Listen to the sounds of discussion of Freudian psychology overlapping with dumb pope jokes

Listen to the sounds of us continuing to bicker about hypothetical physics scenarios while procrastinating studying

Listen to the sounds of a pointless arguement arise and die out in less than ten minutes

Listen to the sounds of calculus students diving deep into a variety of topics while trying to do math homework