In a return that no one saw coming, Cole and Lionel are BACK! To celebrate their return to your ears, the boys talk about their favorite examples of Fighting, Blood, Gore, and More in an episode all about how violence is used in entertainment. Let's see how messed up they are.

WELCOME BACK! It's the first episode of the new year and what's a better way to kick it off than by recording from the moon! (Lionel deleted his audio file and only had this crappy backup) This week, the boys discuss why Ohio is a weird place, the worst teacher they ever had and explain what an artist statement is. They don't really know...

Cole toys Oil Painting, Lionel bought a new Xbox, these are very normal things for the guys this week. Oh and it turns out that Lionel is an absolute mad man and spends time thinking about language WAY too much.

Next Gen is upon us and Cole & Lionel break down what that means for creators and players. How does all this power relate to games in the past and in the future?

Things are immediately off the rails this week as Cole and Lionel ramble on for an hour about absolute nonsense. Are they okay? They're really off the wall in this episode. Lets see what happens.

Its SPOOKY SZN and this week the boys talk about what freaks them out and how they feel about Halloween and all the things that go bump in the night.

This week the boys are back, and they're just vibin bro. Cole and Lionel try to determine what "vibes" are and how they're made. They also remember that high school...was a whole mood.

This week after missing an episode, the boys catch up on what they've been watching, including the ending of Samurai Jack (3 years late). They discuss if you can separate a problematic artist from their work, and how a creators intent does not make it to their audience sometimes.

The boys decide to take a trip through time and discuss their favorite movements throughout Art History, as well as the ones they just don't get. They also try to figure what the next big splash in the art world will be. Spoilers: you've probably seen it already.

This weeks episode becomes complete nonsense when the can't figure out how to stay on track for 5 minutes. Cole and Lionel go all over the place discussing how colors work, how old the internet is, and discuss a legend from their days in college.

It's our 10th Episode! Meet the final member of the HIVE Studios crew this week! Kristel joins the guys to talk about her Mythical Encyclopedia series, what makes good storytelling and they try to figure out what pirates are. Also, Cole is the only sober one in this episode, will you notice? Probably.

This weeks episode goes everywhere! Cole and Lionel discuss sequels and how they feel about them, which leads into a rant about Batman? then somehow transitions into a discussion about how people like to gate keep for things they are fans of...even when they shouldn't. Definitely an episode full of twists.

Cole and Lionel try to discover the mysteries behind music. They end up in a rabbit hole about online dating and have some epiphanies about how the world works! This is a weird one for sure.

This week, Lionel is very sad and doesn't want to admit it. Cole explains what OC's are, and the boys reminisce on their favorite episodes of South Park. What is this show even about?

Cole and Lionel go through what inspires them to be the artists they are today, talking about books, superstar artists and toy collections. Also, what is retirement? Maybe they'll find out!

This week Cole and Lionel learn about their zodiac signs, talk about Akira Kurosawa movies, and realize that maybe the shows they watched as kids were not that good for them.

This week Cole and Lionel get serious as they discuss the entertainment that changed their lives. Turns out they're really affected by sad things...oops

Cole and Lionel have invited their friend and fellow HIVE member Chris Rotondo to talk about his artistic influences, his heritage, how much he wants to be Cory Barlog, and he gets a little drunk. It's a great time.

In this episode, Cole and Lionel discuss the horrors of PC Gaming, The Last of Us Part 1, and try to figure out how much art should cost.

In the first episode of The HIVE Mind Show, Cole and Lionel talk about video game killers, TV shows that are too serious, and how drawing makes you feel. Hopefully they get better at doing this.