Rhett and Link, the comedic duo known for their humor and creativity, discuss their decision to produce a TV-style show independently after years of trying to pitch projects to Hollywood. Joining them is Nate Graber-Lipperman, a writer focused on media trends. They delve into their complex relationship with the entertainment industry, touching on the significance of YouTube in today's landscape. They also share humorous anecdotes from their transition to LA and stress the importance of creative control and authenticity in content creation.

Rhett discusses his deconstruction journey in Christianity, facing criticism for being a 'bad example'. Reflects on unraveling beliefs in God and Bigfoot, exploring personal boundaries, and critique of religious structures. Shares insights on navigating doubt and evolving beliefs, emphasizing honesty and respectful dialogue.

Rhett shares his thrilling experiences with free diving, dubbed skin diving humorously by Link. He discusses the challenges of deep water, from managing breath to navigating fears. The duo also reflects on their new project, WonderHole, exploring the creative journey that led to its release. They emphasize the significance of honest feedback while balancing audience expectations. Listeners will enjoy anecdotes about diving gear and the beauty of free diving simplicity.