Episodes

Caesar rants about being sick for the first time since before the pandemic, Stephen Fry on American humor vs. British Humor, Lucy Punch, being banned from Reddit, censorship, free speech, gaslghting, manipulation, mental illness, transgender ideologies, the liberal media, Elon Musk on the Joe Rogan Experience, Richard Haier on the Lex Fridman Podcast, intelligence, Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter, Facebook, X, & the Dr. John Deloney Show.

Caesar's old friend and former co-host Fred the Mud Monster joins the show to talk about sports fandom, and maintaining a healthy life-balance when consuming entertainment.

Eli triumphantly returns to the program for the second time to talk about his journey of successfully backpacking the entirety of the 2,198.4 mile Appalachian Trail. The AT is a hiking trail that begins in Georgia, and passes through North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and finally Maine.

Caesar rants about that one time when he smoked weed, and how it changed his thinking about healthy eating and making good life decesions.

Caesar is back from a long break from podcasting, and just rambles on about a lot of stuff, like fast food, nutrition, and why the podcast seems to be so inconsistent.

Explicit content: In this episode, Caesar revisits the government policies and narratives surrounding Covid, and rants about the way people acted during the pandemic.

Caesar discusses his big life changes, the pros and cons of different cultures and religions, tribalism, church, meditation, and how all of those things affect our happiness and mental well-being as a society. It's been a month or so since the last episode of TGBI, and in this one, Caesar explains exactly what he's been up to since the last time you all heard from him. This episode is scripted and a little more serious than recent episodes, which means that there was actually some thought put ...

In this short episode, Caesar reflects on his time in Florida

Caesar talks with Eli @pettaerekkieli about planning his upcoming Appalachian Trail backpacking trip. They also discuss topics like Eli's experience in retail management, disc golf, 90s music, and intermittent fasting. Check out Eli's youtube channel at https://youtube.com/@pettaerekkieli

Caesar likes cats more than dogs

In this episode, Caesar interviews Tom of the Alternative Mormon Podcast @AlternativeMorm I don’t think that you need to be really interested in the Mormon faith to really enjoy this episode since the conversation touches broadly on religion and...

Learn how an old-timey, crazy, ruthless sport in England eventually evolved and led to the creation of the Denver Broncos NFL football franchise. Caesar, along with his friend (& frequent guest) Fred, recently set out to launch a podcast about interesting timelines in history, and how one thing leads to another. Unfortunately, Fred got busy working on his PHD, and for now the project has been put on the backburner for now. However, this is good news for TGBI listeners, because we have a fun bo...

(Explicit Content) This episode is an interview with Shotgun Mike Hostetler of the Shotgun Mike Hostetler show. Caesar and Mike talk about Mike's podcast, covid, the effects of the lockdown on society, ideologies, religion, narratives, politics, Trump, Biden, January 6th, music and the music business, radio, being weird, Santa Claus, Columbus, Ohio, Detroit, Michigan, and other stuff too. Check out The SHotgun Mike Hostetler Show at Flumboat.com or Hunchbunny.com This episode should NOT be lis...

In this unscripted episode, Caesar talks about his recent road trip from Florida to Ohio to see friends and family, and shares his thoughts on traveling. Other topics include hiking at Stone Mountain State Park and Looking Glass Rock in North Carolina, & drinking while podcasting,

WARNING: Some Explicit Content In this episode, Caesar invites his old friend Fred back on the show to talk about some of the most interesting things that happened in the year 2022, including pop music, country, hip hop, popular movies, the war in...

Caesar talks about the big changes in his life, starting with his big move to Florida and all of the adventures that came with living in a new place, including boogie boarding, experiencing a hurricane, seeing alligators and other wildlife for the first time, watching a NASCAR race at Daytona, the University of Florida and college traditions, visiting Savannah, and Hiking at Stone Mountain State Park in North Carolina.

In this episode, Caesar asks podcasters who haven’t found an abundance of success yet, "Even though you don't make money or get big numbers... What motivates you to keep going?" This episode is part 2 to Episode 23, but you don’t really need to hear the first part to understand this one. The premise is explained at the beginning.

Caesar rants about how bad his favorite basketball team (the Washington Generals) has been over the years.

Caesar complains about the NHL's expansion and migration from Canada and northern U.S. cities towards more southern cities

Caesar talks about the recent DART collision with an asteroid, and other stuff too.

Watching a Rocket Launch from the Kennedy Space Center is a Frustrating Experience.

(Explicit) In this episode, Caesar talks about his recent trip to The University of Florida, Kimbra, Doja Cat, colder weather, visiting new places, expectations, anxiety, dinosaurs, pelicans, boogie boarding, ocean currents,”Top Gun”, “Everything, Everywhere, All at Once”, minor league hockey, & Jurassic Park.

What makes podcasting worth all of the hard work and effort that it takes to write, record, and edit a quality show? The market is over-saturated with podcasts that don't make any money and never get popular, so is it even worth it to put forth the effort? In this episode of The Great Big Intergalactic, Caesar discusses these issues and how hosts can become frustrated with the lack of appreciation that they receive.