philosophy at high altitudes: Recent Episodes
Ava Hixson
life seen from the eyes of two unintelligent teenage siblings with access to the internet and a microphone.
You'll never guess just how much golf simulators cost... find out on this episode if you really want to know
Bucky and Ava share their theories about impending war, and why the current generation is so enamored with nostalgia
The kids get Classical, and super nerdy, so strap on your sandals and brace yourselves.
Get into your spooky seats, Bucky tells a chilling story about a missing hiker, and Ava guesses scary statistics about bears and sharks.
Bucky, ahem we mean Garner F. takes his first job interview, at the wrong restaurant. He also avoids calling people by their real name. He also has been mixing his dreams up with reality. Ava has been up since four am in the morning.
Bucky got a haircut and believes that he is hot-shot enough to win an award, when this is not true. Ava won an award for the podcast, even though Bucky invented it. Also, note the new cover, and Bucky uncovers how he felt about the old cover.
Have a seat in the haunted wheelchair and go for a spin on the wildest trip of a podcast you will listen to today, tomorrow or quite possibly the rest of this week. We hope you enjoy this silly little excursion, adventure, or whatever you want to call it.
Ava and Bucky intelligently discuss the different cultures that exist in the world. They talk about language, and the implications of certain languages and the difference in American accents. This episode is full to the brim of astute and exciting observations, so hold on to your cap, the lid of the pickle jar of your brain is about to blow.
The kids are back for a new season of seasoning. They talk about their usual nonsense, that all you listeners seem to be unable to get enough of (we're looking at you nate). This includes various movies and covid-19 and how bad boys smell. Again, they act like experts on things they are not.
Bucky and Ava celebrate the end of a season, and the end of the year 2022 with a special podcast episode, and by special, they mean it's pretty much the same as every other episode: they talk about various TV shows and books.
Ava and Bucky celebrate Christmas with a touch of grouchy chronological snobbery, where they rant about drive-thrus and the models and makes of modern cars. They reflect a little on their Christmas.
Bucky teaches you how to be the dominating force in an introduction to another person. Ava rants about a certain sitcom and remembering faces but not names.
Ava and Bucky discuss the wonder that is a fruit roll-up. Bucky tells ai thrilling and chilling story. The girls cry, even some of the boys cry too. On top of all this, the kids also learn the size and population of England.
Ava finds out what happens in the gaping hole that was Bucky's sixth grade year. Bucky proposes a revolutionary pharmaceutical product. Things happen, what do you expect?
Also Ava made a mistake in numbering the episodes. This is episode 25.
Bucky has coronavirus, his bike stolen and his knee injured in one week. Ava crashes a car and puts a lot of tape on a lot of books. The kids navigate a dismal but fun summer together.
Bucky and Ava venture outside for the first time in a long time. The kids are overstimulated by the smells, sounds and textures of the outdoors, and you can hear it in their over excited voices. Warning: this episode is very windy, we hope you didnt spend too much time on your hair this morning.
The kids discuss their favorite radio stations from their childhoods, and celebrate Bucky's new flip phone.
Philosophy at High Altitude has an impressive range on today's episode, covering everything from snails to middle school
The kids are back! And now smarter than ever before! They talk about ping pong, Big Ping Pong, historical inaccuracies, stories, breathing cotton and so much more. Ava and Bucky hope you enjoy the Philosophy at High Altitudes reboot and wish you happy listening!
Bucky and Ava get close to talking about philosophy but, they are still not at a high altitude, so they feel like they don't quite deserve the name "Philosophy at High Altitudes", but they are too lazy to do anything about it.
Bucky and Ava become immediately qualified to talk about art and art history, and they discuss some of their favorite pieces of art. Also discussed is the mysterious Denver airport
Ava and Bucky discuss the city of Chicago and the eccentric artists who are affiliated with it. Among other topics are Bucky's new and improved spotify playlists and other fun things.
Ava and bucky take on a calmer atmosphere for today's episode, making for a tamer episode. However, they still talk about fun topics including sandwich artists and new and improved holidays.
Alli the eldest joins the kids as they talk about absurd topics including Hixsonism, films versus movies and as always, the grinch, and how much they detest that movie.
Bucky and Ava bounce ideas of what their dreams could mean as well as man's inevitable demise via technology.
After a brief hiatus, Ava and Bucky once again invite you on a journey to answer the questions that lie beyond the solar system, past Uranus and into the infinite beyond. Topics covered include, but are not limited to: the economy, Richard Nixon, initiations, and the great buisnessman/ innovater, Elon Musk and his cyborg wife.
Bucky and Ava once again talk about Bucky's love for milk and some spicy controversial topics because they know how much you love to hear teenagers talk about politics like they know everything. Also discussed is a certain popular video game concerning colorful astronauts.
Bucky and Ava have an unorganized conversation about a popular music duo, and as usual they fall off topic many times. Both thoughtful and incredibly unintelligible comments and comparisons made, and it is a wonderful time as always.
The kids tell about their thrilling adventures in the southwestern desert. These are not tales for the faint of heart, but tales stupidity, unpreparedness, and best of all, bravery.
The siblings actually implement loose structure into today's episode by doing some ice breakers, and it gets rather chaotic, as usual.
Bucky and Ava discuss rather heavy topics, such as nuclear warfare and alternate dimensions despite being a "comedy" podcast. As always, it's mostly nonsensical, but they have fun anyways.
Bucky and Ava's older sister, Alli, guest stars on this episode and contributes her much needed intellect on topics such as animated rodents, fever dreams and breakfast food.
in another thrilling episode of philosophy at high altitudes, bucky and ava talk about food and reminisce over vine, and as per usual, go completely off topic, which is always expected.
bucky and ava establish the fact that they never stay on topic, and they come to accept it. as well as doing this, they also share some of their favorite tv shows, bucky slowly turns into shrek and they talk about milk for longer than anticipated.
Bucky and Ava become automatic cinema experts and hold a very intelligent discussion on their favorite films, as well as their least favorites. As usual, many things are discussed.
The debut episode of Philosophy at High Altitudes kicks off with a bang; Ava and Bucky discuss wide variety of topics from classic rock to Chinese characters all from the confines of quarantine.