The Fundamentalists

Peter and Elliott discuss the difference between appearance and essence, how Instagram is actually who you are, and their gosh-darn broken down kitchen.

Peter and Elliott discuss fascist vs. utopian sex in the second part of their three-part series on sex. They also even plug their sponsors at http://trywinc.com/thefundamentalists. Sign up to get $25 off your custom wine order. It’s perfect for sex but even better when you’re alone and lonely.

This week we talk about purity rings as sex toys, a drug that stops people wanting to sleep with you, and whether you should attend an orgy or a fetish party.

Peter and Elliott reunite in an epic battle of trying to stay on topic. With hints of Hegel, one Tasmanian devil, and a generous dose of catching up, this episode will leave you wondering why Americans love lamps so much.

This week Peter teams up with the poet, author and musician Pádraig Ó Tuama to talk about the stranger that we are to ourselves.

While Peter is traveling, Elliott hangs out with author of Capitalism and Desire, Todd McGowan, and they discuss capitalism, comedy, and why Todd would refuse a million dollars.

Before embarking on their travels, Peter and Elliott discuss art, aging, and the missed comedic opportunities of murderers.

Peter and Elliott have a quick catch-up and an even quicker look at a philosophical interpretation of the crucifixion.

Peter takes a break from producing his short film to discuss the psychic value of filmmaking, while Elliott talks about crying during Coco.

Peter and Elliott dissect the worst ways to handle the worst things.