The Big Bang Theory
Told like a story from start to finish, this episode makes one of the most complex scientific theories feel surprisingly easy to follow. From the instant time and space first burst into existence to the formation of stars, galaxies, and eventually Earth, the boys walk through it all in a way that feels equal parts educational and entertaining.
But it’s not just about science. Sean, Jorge, and Eric explore how the Big Bang theory intersects with religion—from its surprising origins with a Catholic priest to the ongoing tension (and unexpected harmony) between science and faith. Can the universe have both a divine spark and a scientific explanation? They break it all down.
Of course, it wouldn’t be a proper episode without diving into the weird stuff. The boys unpack conspiracy theories about the Big Bang—whether it’s a cover-up by NASA, a simulation boot-up, a timeline reset at CERN, or a Masonic distraction from the “real truth.”
To really drive the scale of the universe home, they guide listeners through a mental walk across a scaled-down solar system. Earth becomes a peppercorn. The Sun, a basketball. The next-nearest star? A 4,000-mile hike away.
With curiosity, humor, and plenty of what-if moments, Sean, Jorge, and Eric serve up a cosmic episode that’s equal parts space science, mystery, and existential fun.
Whether you’re a science nerd, a spiritual thinker, or just someone who likes wondering what’s out there, this episode delivers.
