Episode 3: I Cut Out Your Face and Put It Over Jonathan Groff’s

This time on the 'cast, the duo dives into the emotional turbulence of August and has a heated debate on the best animated feature films. Is K-Pop Demon Hunters truly S-tier?

Kay opens up about navigating chronic illness and nausea (with cannabis as a welcome coping tool) and Zach brings stories from a recent con visit, sparking a discussion on nostalgia and the assignment of value to material objects and the chaos of large crowds. Finally, a mini-ghost tale leads to the swapping of paranormal theories, and musings about animals sensing energies beyond our perception.

It’s a sprawling, chaotic, heartfelt journey through pop culture, personal struggles, and metaphysical rabbit holes — exactly the kind of multiverse you’d expect. And fittingly, this episode marks the official launch of the Multiverse’d name.

Reality adjacent, always unbelievable.