Capsized Karma Canoe

In a true feat of avant-garde podcasting, Sean is left completely alone when a guest cancels at the last minute and Travis mysteriously disappears following what may have been a tragic canoeing accident. Rather than call it quits, the show presses forward into uncharted territory. Sean breaks down his thoughts on the World Cup, celebrates scoring a free Herman Miller chair, and asks the important question: is comedy even art anymore? Things quickly unravel when Michael from Hewlett calls in believing he's talking to WFAN. What follows is a chaotic discussion involving the Mets, the Knicks, Joe Biden's relationship with Michael's wife, and whether Michael needs an entirely new life. After technical difficulties cut the conversation short, the program takes an even stranger turn when the ghost of Travis phones in from beyond the grave. The spectral Travis provides a disturbing glimpse into the future, claiming that Tekashi69 becomes president in 2029 while also making increasingly alarming predictions about Sean's fate. Along the way, the conversation drifts through internet culture, aging into an "unc," canoe-related mortality, and the importance of putting positive energy into the world. With no guests, no co-host, and very little connection to reality, POHC-36 somehow becomes one of the most experimental episodes yet.