This week, we welcome my brother, Christopher Daradics—a linguist at the University of Oregon. From his strategic post U of O's Center for Applied Second Language Studies (aka CASLS, for you acronym aficionados) to his world-hopping escapades that inspired his graphic memoir "Pocket Guide to Revolution," Christopher's a walking, talking kaleidoscope of cultures and ideas. We dive deep into the space between language, art, and the human experience – brains, hearts, and the whole enchilada. We tiptoe along the tightrope of intercultural communication, ponder the complexities of the extended mind theory, and even offer our respectful take on the Fluxus art movement (we see you, Yoko Ono – still a legend!). By the end, Christopher and I are like two John Lennons strumming air guitars to the melody of our conversation, minds melding with the wonder of intellectual kinship and, of course, a dash of brotherly harmony. So, tune in for a smart and heart-felt sing-along that'll leave you questioning the lyrics of your understanding and perhaps even whistling a brand-new tune.