Oct 8, 2026 · 40 min · 26 segments
In this episode, Gandhi & Diamond chat about the last celebrity they’d want to beef with online, the lost art of discretion, and if new technology makes them believe in the “Thought Police”. They also…
A federal judge paused the construction in Big Bend National
Park.
And you know how much that was stressing me the fuck out.
I had a letter writing campaign.
We did all kinds of stuff.
I think it worked.
You are.
of it it's actually not a hoodie it's a crew cut but i love this sweatshirt and i love our national parks and i really hope that that sustains because there's just no fucking reason to be doing it yeah none i feel like so many of the things that are happening are just mean spirited like who looks at a beautiful park and is like that right there chop it up yeah nuts um so yeah that's why i think it's another great day at least right now okay good it's a good day um and i hope that that again keeps up
I hope it does too, because it would be a really bad day for you.
For everyone, if that happened.
I...
I know that I should care more about humans and I do care a lot about humans, but when it comes to animals and nature, there are things that upset me in a way that I can't really put into words, but it hurts me like inside.
And when they first took off all of these one-time protections on our national parks and our forest land, it genuinely, like it hurt my feelings.
I was like, why would someone do this to me? It really did.
I was like, I might've cried.
I might've taken my seeds.
You know, I got a bunch of seeds from these and I was like,
Oh, God, those seeds are...
I'll plant you.
They deserve to be an oatmeal at this point.
They're cooked.
You're the worst.
I'm saying.
It's been years.
A federal judge paused the construction in Big Bend National
Park.
And you know how much that was stressing me the fuck out.
I had a letter writing campaign.
We did all kinds of stuff.
I think it worked.
You are.
of it it's actually not a hoodie it's a crew cut but i love this sweatshirt and i love our national parks and i really hope that that sustains because there's just no fucking reason to be doing it yeah none i feel like so many of the things that are happening are just mean spirited like who looks at a beautiful park and is like that right there chop it up yeah nuts um so yeah that's why i think it's another great day at least right now okay good it's a good day um and i hope that that again keeps up
I hope it does too, because it would be a really bad day for you.
For everyone, if that happened.
I...
I know that I should care more about humans and I do care a lot about humans, but when it comes to animals and nature, there are things that upset me in a way that I can't really put into words, but it hurts me like inside.
And when they first took off all of these one-time protections on our national parks and our forest land, it genuinely, like it hurt my feelings.
I was like, why would someone do this to me? It really did.
I was like, I might've cried.
I might've taken my seeds.
You know, I got a bunch of seeds from these and I was like,
Oh, God, those seeds are...
I'll plant you.
They deserve to be an oatmeal at this point.
They're cooked.
You're the worst.
I'm saying.
It's been years.
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