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Evan sits down with Stanford filmmaker, student, creative, and knowledge fountain Sequoiah Hippolyte to talk about being mixed-race and how it impacts daily life and the world we live in. Plus, catch her debut film "Plum" here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UN-3PwQmQI

Sammy talks with Nelufar Hedayat, an incredible British journalist and beam of light, about trafficking, change theory, and why we shouldn't shame people who like unicorns. Plus, apparently "hot takes" aren't a thing in the UK?! Don't worry though, we're working on fixing that.

What can stop this podcast from happening? Apparently not the Atlantic Ocean! The Bros each give you their take on what it means to be patriotic and how we should treat this special holiday week. Also, barbecue is delicious. Second also, sorry for Sammy's bad sound quality, recorded on a phone outside. Third also, love you all

The bros wrap up their second season behind the mic with some quality memories and a glimpse into the future before our short summer hiatus. But don't be sad, quality content will return soon! Also, Evan realized that talking coherently is sometimes difficult.

The bros break down the concept of headassery, and even bring in Justin Tinker, top-notch headass scholar, to break down the contributions of headassery to society, the difference from dumbassery, and the benefits and drawbacks to life as a headass. Also, hear from VII, an amazing rapper from Chicago and world-class wrestler for the US National team, on his amazing work, motivation, and balancing his amazing pursuits.

The Bros debate what it means to be "from" a state, talk about bullying with Sit With Us founder Natalie Hampton, and reflect on their past experiences with bullying (spoiler alert: it gets super deep.) Oh, also they come up with the best idea EVER to solve the national crisis of bullying #NoBigDeal.

The Bros dive into their deepest insecurities this week. Then, Sammy and Evan talk about how people express confidence, how it affects other people, and talk to Stanford musician Clarissa Carter on her music, which deals a lot with personal insecurity. Evan gets distracted by the Michigan Basketball coaching hire, which nobody actually cares about.

The bros get the amazing opportunity to interview Jorja Smith, and spend the rest of the episode breaking down some of her amazing musical work.

The Bros catch up with Larry Lessig, a Harvard law professor and former 2016 presidential candidate, on the role of academia in our society and its interaction with politics. (Note: Rupert Murdoch is NOT dead. Our bad.)

After going to hell last week, the Bros try to get back in God's good graces by discussing the role of religion in our society, bro culture, and their own lives. But then they design a new religion and now they're going to hell again.

The bros have on the legendary host of news show The Young Turks (11 billion views!) to talk about "Bernie Bro" culture, being a progressive in Trump's America, and hope. We also got distracted a lot by things like lighting stuff on fire. Get gurgitated!

The bros interview "the godfather of Silicon Valley" on the challenges of being Stanford's president, the motivation behind his new scholarship, how he thinks wealth should be used for impact, and then talk to a friend who failed his class last fall.

What is love? How should we love? Can a human love a robot? The bros interview a love scholar, a friend with strong opinions on defining relationships, and a budding musician/friend to answer these eternal questions and more.

It's spring break! But don't cry just because there isn't a full episode this week. Instead, enjoy this real-life recording of us messing with an unlucky scammer who called while we had easy access to recording equipment. Biiiiiig mistake.

Evil is all around us. Hear from the legendary professor behind the Stanford Prison Experiment on whether he's a good person, what he would do differently about the experiment, and the time the frat he sponsored got kicked off campus. Oh, plus how he's kept the sickest goatee for like, ever.

The bros talk to a legendary Stanford Professor of Psychology about stereotype threat, campus speech, the 2020 election, and how interpersonal dynamics of trust or lack thereof can create dramatic institutional results. Also, moose wrangling.

The bros tackle the role of frats on campus and in society, and bring in guests across the spectrum from frat abolitionist to frat member.

The bros talk clothes and segways, and welcome special guest Nidhi Mahale for a discussion of the Me Too movement and the role of masculinity and bro culture in sexual assault.

The bros welcome special guest Rick Robert as they talk about bromances, dealing with grief, and try to figure out just how slick is too slick for Rick.

The Bros heat up your Valentine's Day with first date stories, some authentic talk on gym culture, and a plea to Jorja Smith to come on the Pod. Most of all, they realize that they literally know nothing in the grand scheme of knowledge that exists.