The Snake and Badger Show is a weekly podcast where a cynical brother and an optimist sister explore one fictional and one non-fictional topic each episode.
In episode 28 of The Serpent Hour, I share a quick thought about the ongoing tension between simplicity and complexity in the way we process the world. From headlines to moral debates, it's easy to stop at the surface—but reality usually demands more depth. I talk a bit about how our brains evolved for simpler times and how that clashes with the complexity of modern life. Just a short one this week, but felt like it was worth saying. Thanks for tuning in.
In episode 27 of The Serpent Hour, Daniel explores what he calls "Democracy’s Fatal Flaw"—a deep dive into how anger, manipulation, and our evolutionary psychology intersect with modern media and politics. This episode reflects on why democracies may be uniquely vulnerable in the internet age, and how our brains might not be as in control as we think.
No easy answers—just a personal exploration of where things might be going wrong.
9 Apr 2025
The Undefeatable Enemy | Serpent Hour - Episode 26
Had a conversation with my family about the future, and it got me thinking—how do you raise kids in a world that’s changing faster than ever? AI, technological acceleration, and the unknown future make it feel like we’re up against an undefeatable force. In this episode, I break down why that uncertainty makes it so hard to imagine the next generation’s world and what that means for us today.
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