We Rob the Texas Electrical Grid | The Heavily Altered Podcast - Ep. 17

Luke (Should) Get Hate Crimed | The Heavily Altered Podcast - Ep. 20

Episode 20 of The Heavily Altered Podcast. Join Luke, Daniel, and Naimur as they discuss their recent watch history, which includes TV shows (such as Atlanta, Breaking Bad, and Better Call Saul) and movies (such as El Camino, Avengers: Endgame, The Rise of Skywalker, and The Assistant). [SPOILER WARNING FOR ALL OF THESE SHOWS AND MOVIES]. At the same time, Luke and Naimur get into a competition over who can commit a hate crime against the other first.

Boss Baby’s Ascent into Madness | The Heavily Altered Podcast - Ep.19

Episode 19 of The Heavily Altered Podcast. Join Luke, Daniel, and Naimur as they discuss “descent into madness” storylines such as Breaking Bad, Mad Men, and Boss Baby. Meanwhile, the three follow their own descent into madness as they slowly come to regret filming this podcast past midnight, as usual.

The Religion of Spy Kids | The Heavily Altered Podcast - Ep. 18

Episode 18 of The Heavily Altered Podcast. Join Luke, Daniel, and Naimur as they discuss their thoughts on religion, including their experiences with people spreading the gospel. The three also talk about movies from the past—such as Spy Kids, Sharkboy and Lavagirl, The Lego Batman Movie, and Gravity—along with TV shows—such as WandaVision and Mad Men.

We Rob the Texas Electrical Grid | The Heavily Altered Podcast - Ep. 17

Episode 17 of The Heavily Altered Podcast. Join Luke, Daniel, and Naimur as they talk about their experiences during the unprecedented snow storm in Texas along with recent pop culture announcements, such as the title of the new Spider-man movie and the potential for future game releases.

JC Penny Firmly Stands Against Insurrection | The Heavily Altered Podcast - Ep. 16

Episode 16 of The Heavily Altered Podcast. Join Luke, Daniel, and Naimur as they discuss TV shows (such as Bojack Horseman, The Rookie, and Rick and Morty), while also tackling topics like the inauguration, the state of our democracy, and our journaling habits.