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These episodes could have easily been about start-ups or building a company or even friendship. The conversation covers all of those things and lots more. In part two, we share some Topa Topa Level Line IPA and chat more about Sleke phones, starting a company, and what the future of that might look like. Music at the end from Marinero with Dream Suite.

Austin Boer and Brennan Jordan, the creators of Sleke Phones, drop by to share some Skyduster Pale Ale and chat about technology, how they met, early business ventures, and how they decided to start a phone company to offer people the option to take back their lives and focus their attention on the things that matter. Music at the end from Runo Plum with Lemon Garland.

Continuing with Australian sweetheart Dan Pritchard. Music at the end from Jack River with Palo Alto.

Catching up with Dan Pritchard in Australia, and we hear about his life in the country, things that are different there, human things that are a constant wherever you go, and a bit about Brown snakes. Music at the end from Friedberg with The Greatest.

Doctor Jake is back to continue a fun conversation about the brain, humans, the future, kindness, and much more. Music at the end from Bachelor with Back of my Hand.

Dr. Jake Torrison, MD is a board certified neurologist in Minneapolis, Minnesota, a graduate of the University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences and someone I've known for years. He was visiting town and nice enough to stop by the Space Cave. Music at the end from Lilliana Villenes with Yours.

An electrifying, genre defying firebrand, Salt Lake City sensation Talia Keys stops by the Space Cave to talk about her latest album, From The Ashes, releasing May 2025 via Wichita, Kansas-basedlabel Midtopia. Music at the end from Talia Keys with Glowin Golden.

Continuation of a conversation with the great Steven E. Yates about life, purpose, engineering, planet earth, sustainability, and reflection. Music at the end from Francis of Delirium with Blue Tuesday.

Steven Yates, a Green Circle Award winner, is a kind and supportive man with a gentle soul. He spent his career as an environmental scientist and is now retired. He visited the Space Cave via PlugNMeet and we discussed his life, reflections, the state of the world, caring for the planet, and much more. Music at the end from Rachel Baiman with Some Strange Notion.

Myq Kaplan is back to continue a very pleasant conversation about Enlightenment. Music at the end from Wishy with Triple Seven.

Myq Kaplan is a comedian but also a searcher, a thinker, a philosopher, and always a wealth of great insight, information and quotes. A great conversation. Music at the end from Mei Semones with Kabutomushi.

Wonder attorney and great friend, Aaron Reichenberger, is back to sip more pilsners and chat about the Law. Music at the end from Jana (Yah-nuh) Mila with Somebody New.

Long ago as a law student he was a guest on Professor Blastoff. Now a practicing and very accomplished attorney, my good friend Aaron Reichenberger visits the Space Cave as we chat over pilsners and discuss the law. Music at the end from Blondshell with Joiner.

Michelle Lucas loves Space. She studied Aerospace Engineering, Communications & Space Studies at Purdue University and Embry Riddle Aeronautical University. She's trained astronauts, conducted microgravity fluids research on NASA’s KC-135 aircraft, worked at space camp, worked with the ISS, and lots and lots more. She loves space. So much so that she and a business partner started Uniphi Space Agency – a talent management company for retired astronauts. She also founded the non-profit Higher Orbits to use space to excite and inspire students about STEM, STEAM, Leadership, Teambuilding and Communication. The list goes on and on, and she was nice enough to stop by and chat about National Astronaut Day on may 5th. Music at the end from Katie Toupin with Astronaut.

An excellent chat. Continued. Yoichi Shiga, PhD, discusses new beginnings, life, planet earth, woodworking, and everything. Music at the end from Heart Bones with This Time It's Different.