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On the 54th episode of The Organic Theory Podcast, Pena talks about getting laid off (Fired? Terminated? Let go?) from his job. It leads us down a rabbit hole: Do the jobs we have and what we deal with have a connection to the romantic relationships we also have? Do people who stay at jobs they dislike also stay in relationships that bring them little to no joy?  The main topic discussed comes from a video Pena saw on Tik Tok where an influencer asked the age-old question: Why do men get more societal leeway when it comes to promiscuity compared to their female counterparts?  We talk about this and so much more in this short episode including: Should you know your partner's body count? How many bodies are too many bodies? Slut friends A fortune cookie that's pretty much a response to the main question. Let us know what you think about it? Why do men get away with sleeping with a plethora of women while women get flagged for sleeping with a plethora of men?  Stay safe out there and get outside and back into nature. The longer you sit in front of a television, the more real things seem on that screen.   Detach!  

The 53rd episode of The Organic Theory Podcast has a long title, but it's worth it. Question for you America, would you eat your own flesh and feed it to your family? If you would, there's a company you may want to invest in that has already created that technology. The owner of the company says it isn't. What do you think?   We then talk about the Top 5 worst drivers on the road today according to vehicle type. Is Kia on the list? Toyota drivers? Did Mazda drivers earn a spot? Do the personality types of the drivers match the descriptions we mention in this episode?  Give this short episode a listen and agree with everything because it's true. Also, thank you. We really appreciate the streams and feedback. Leave some suggestions and feedback on Apple Podcasts or wherever you can.   Take care of yourselves...and each other.

Hi everyone. In episode 52 Pena and O'Neil talk about their Veteran's Day experiences based on the restaurants they went to that day. Do you give good tips when you sit down at a restaurant America?  We then share our experiences dealing with Olive Garden and there is a common denominator we easily identified (hence the episode title). The main topic is about men in search of wives. Are men doing what it takes to attract one or are they only chasing and grabbing the first thing they see.  We discuss these topics and a few more in Episode 52. Let us know how you feel about it all. We're on Instagram @theorganictheorypodcast. You can follow us wherever you're reading this hopefully.  Calm down with the toilet paper hoarding America. Thanksgiving is around the corner and you'd be a complete hypocrite stocking up on TP knowing there's a shortage. Don't be a groundling. 

In Episode 51 of the Organic Theory Podcast, we talk about the election of 2020. Who did you vote for? (Did you dislike someone because of who they voted for? [Tisk, tisk]). We also talked about being in the midst of taking a break from our personal, joyous vices. Pena is on a 30 day Sabbatical and O'Neil is on a 7 day one. We discuss the pros and cons and why we decided to embark on them. Do you have any vices? Coffee? Energy Drinks? Pills? People? It's always good to check in with yourself and find ways to improve. Sometimes the best self-care involves taking something away to see where we're really at. Pena sh*t himself too.  Don't forget to follow us on Spotify, leave a review on Apple Podcast or any platform that lets you leave a review, and follow us on Instagram @theorganictheorypodcast.

Welcome to our 50th episode of the Organic Theory Podcast! To start off, Pena gives an update on the war between his rabbit Juanelo and the dog that wants to kill him. It's a back and forth battle of the ages.  Around the three minute mark, O'Neil shares a theory based on a recent experience that huskier men tend to have much messier cars. Pena confirms this by admitting that his Nissan Murano is in fact, messy.  We segway from that and jump into the pros and cons of dating women with children, respectfully. We share some of our experiences, pros, and cons. One pro: Seeing a Disney movie without feeling like a creep bag. One con: Her kids may see you as the enemy. We talk in greater detail about this and so much more this episode. Let us know what you think? What's YOUR verdict on dating someone who has children? Don't forget to leave a review/rating and give us a follow on Instagram @theorganictheorypodcast. We love you...that's why we say the things that we say.  Oh...one more thing, when you go out to vote, just remember that you're not voting for president, you're voting for folks who represent the electoral college. The Presidency isn't actually decided until December 6th in private by the constituents of the Electoral College.  Sorry to burst your bubble. 

Hey guys, so in episode 49 of The Organic Theory Podcast (after Juanelo vs. The Animal Terrorist), We dabble in an actual theory: What if The Mark of The Beast that's used in biblical terms means something else? We go the Black Mirror route and point the finger at technology being the actual Trojan Horse Satan rode in on for society today. Also, what is the cloud? Just asking. Happy Halloween to whoever celebrates it. A Weird holiday to celebrate when you think about it. Let us know what you think. We're on Instagram @theorganictheorypodcast. Or you can leave a rating. We don't mind the judgment. We'll always love you. 

Hello world Welcome back to the Organic Theory Podcast! Where have you been? We've been texting you guys. Anyway, we're not mad at you for being gone so long but we do have some stuff to talk about in our 49th episode. Pena shares a story about his rabbits Juanelo and Eriquita and their antagonist named The Animal Terrorist. It's a crime story of entanglement and drama. Two rabbits versus a dog that identifies as a wolf leading up to a misplaced body are just some of the details of this thrilling caper.  It's a must-listen. The full episode "The Mark Of The Beast" will be released on 10.25.2020 so stay tuned.    We missed you guys. Hope you're staying safe. Use coconut oil and vitamin C. Don't go around trusting everyone either.     

Welcome to our 47th episode of the Organic Theory Podcast! Now that Peña is officially divorced, he's ready to dive headfirst into dating. He has a couple of prospects but there's one issue: He's having a hard time figuring out if they LIKE HIM or just like him. We discuss some of the signs he thought were flirting and verify if it was. Have you ever been in a situation where you couldn't tell if you were being flirted with? We talked about this waaay back in episode 11 but this time, Peña is the one on the 'do they like me' fair ride. The entire recording, fireworks were going off in the background so listen out for the dramatics of this episode WITH sound effects.

Welcome back to the Organic Theory Podcast! We are back after a hiatus and gloss over why. Question for you America: You ever take a hike in the forest and someone tapped you on the shoulder and shouted, "Hey, BLACK LIVES MATTER!" No? Well, O'Neil did and he talks about it. We also discuss: The American people v the police, Pena getting roughed up by a cop, people who are against protesting during the National Anthem, Nieman Marcus bathrooms, and also the fact that bigots have extremely low IQs. Too much to type, lots of great conversation. Give it a listen! Listen while you hike!

Welcome to episode 43 of the Organic Theory Podcast! We talk about something that has been overlooked lately: Human beings and their behaviors. There are really two types of human beings and we discuss what they are. See which category YOU may fall into by listening to this intriguing episode. Some humans have souls while others appear to be and have always been on autopilot. You know who they are.   Are human beings doing too much to be safe right now? O'Neil shares a strange incident that happened at his local Trader Joe's to verify this. Let us know what you think by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts.  Be safe out there and don't forget to make long eye contact with someone at the grocery store this week.

Who can you trust in a world full of information saturation? We don't know but we want you to listen and learn to 'Trust But Verify' after listening to episode 42 of the Organic Theory Podcast. Pena tells a story about someone telling him that it's illegal to speak Spanish while in uniform during his time in the Navy. Is it true? O'Neil shares a time about a shady mechanic that told him they fixed his car but didn't. What weird tactic did he use to verify that the service WASN'T provided? What about food recommendations? Do you immediately trust people's opinions about their food suggestions? Should skinny people be trusted with food recommendations?  Should we trust old people who Pena deems as 'freaky'?  Who can you trust in a world full of 'expert opinions'? We share who can be trusted and who can't. Take a listen and add to the list in an Apple Podcasts review.  Let us know what you think and don't forget to give us a follow on Instagram @theorganictheory podcast. We love you guys and please take showers. We see so much soap and body wash in all the stores and no wipes. Something isn't adding up. 

So in episode 41 of the Organic Theory Podcast, we talk about this stimulus check that should be hitting the accounts of roughly half the citizens in the US. Some numbers get broken down about where the money is getting allocated. We also touch on who's eligible to get it and who isn't. We know citizens are getting their cut, but who else? What big businesses are getting billions? There's one company that's getting $17B that you probably don't know about. We also talk about the changes we've noticed while shopping for groceries and most importantly, WE READ REVIEWS FROM APPLE PODCAST! We appreciate the feedback and always welcome more. Stay safe out there kids!

Welcome to our 40th episode of the Organic Theory Podcast! In our 40th episode, we talk about who set limits on us. Is it family members, spouses, co-workers, religious leaders? Let's discuss. We offer our perspective on the matter as well as a few more things to do while under the 'stay at home' process we're all going through. We talk about this and so much more in this episode. Don't forget to leave a review on Apple Podcasts and give us a follow on Instagram @theorganictheorypodcast.

Hey you. Welcome to the 39th episode of the Organic Theory Podcast! This episode doesn't really have a topic. It's just Juan and O'Neil trying to save the world by shooting off some ideas on what to do during this whole quarantine thing. We talk about what we can do as individuals to help upkeep ourselves. We also share some ideas on what couples can do while under 'stay at home procedures'.  Have you heard of a Dirty Sanchez? We find out what that is and determine whether it's worth recommending to couples to try. It's very vulgar but most of us have time on our hands to try new things. We share a plethora of more tips and also carve out a moment to show appreciation to women. Especially during times like this. Thank you again for the increased exposure and don't forget to give us a follow on Instagram @theorganictheorypodcast. Share any other vulgar ideas that you may have by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts as well! We love you guys and again...thank you for finally covering your mouths. Stay safe out there.

Welcome to our 38th episode of The Organic Theory Podcast. We talk about #FOMO or Fear of Missing Out. Social media presents us with the dilemma to feel like we're missing out with all the glamorous posts we see. Pena talks about some family members who want to travel. He believes they suffer from #FOMO. Is it wise to travel while in-between careers? Pena has his staunch opinion on that. It also involves $50,000. The discussion makes a smooooth transition into the fear of missing out on food. The question of the year arrives: Food or sex? This question proves that there are only two types of people in this world.  We also talk about overpowering electric toothbrushes, tickling people at Chic Fil A, muscular cops who resemble Pena and so much more! ....yeah and we touch the coronavirus once again.  Give this episode a listen. It's very free-flowing and it's nice to hear other people complain about everything while you're at home with the kiddorinos! Don't forget to leave a review on Apple Podcasts and follow us on Instagram @theorganictheorypodcast. Stay clean and post photos of yourself wearing a mask and gloves. Everyone else is doing it.

Hello world! Since a good chunk of people has been advised to stay home, why not give episode 37 of The Organic Theory Podcast a listen. YOU AINT GOT NUN BETTA TO DO.  The NCAA has canceled their tournaments but it's still March Madness. Pena and O'Neil recap the madness that's going on in the world of shelves being cleaned out and toilet paper being bought in surplus over the coronavirus. Yes, it has grown but the hysteria has grown exponentially. We take a deeper dive at the numbers to again see if it adds up. Something smells fishy though. Our main topic of episode 37 is one word: Language. Before everyone began over-responding to the coronavirus, we as a society were selectively overreacting to certain words by getting highly offended when hearing them.  O'Neil shares a new word to overreact to via a story he heard from a client. 'Grooming'. Yes, grooming is a word that has been banned at his client's job. This opens up the floor to other words that others get offended by. When we decide to get highly offended by the misused words of others, it removes the opportunity for both parties to better learn the perspective of one other.  This is a classic episode with mentions of elephants in the room and a few other twists. We also touch on a lady who bought a 12 year supply of toilet paper...just in case, Justin Bieber's song "Yummy", cultural appropriation, Dwyane Wade's child, a Biblical story and so much more. Here's a question for You world: What's the definition of pandemic and does the coronavirus pass the smell test of the definition of the word? Tune in and be ready to hear some opinions. Right or wrong, they're still opinions so there is no right or wrong.  If you love what you hear or don't like what you hear, leave a review on Apple Podcasts and give us a follow on Instagram @theorganictheorypodcast. Listen with your headphones are on while your kids are enjoying the sudden school cancellations. We love you and like we told you since episode 1; wash your hands and cover your mouths. Oh, you're starting to finally do it. Congratulations.  

Welcome back to episode 36 of the Organic Theory Podcast. It's just Juan Pena and O'Neil this episode and moving forward. Jess is no longer doing the podcast but it was a blast having her insights and contributions. Thanks Jess! To open episode 36 we talk about the Corona Virus. So much panic and so much coverage. While we think it's important to keep people informed, we talk about the annoyance of how much it's being covered. One benefit though? People are finally covering their mouths when they cough (still a large majority of mouth breathers who don't though). We then go into a discussion about distractions. Do we really know what they are? How do they impact us as our world's turn? The most important question of all: How do we manage them so we can perform optimally?  After all, our time belongs to us. Anytime we lend our time to our distractions, it's an agreement that we ourselves accept. Let's get focused on this episode and also continue to cover our mouths.  A more focused you (who coughs into their inner arms) makes the world a better place!

Take a listen to episode 35 of the Organic Theory Podcast. We delve into the term and meaning of knowing your worth.  Have you ever had a moment in your life where you had to take a stand for yourself and know your worth? How do we go about better knowing our worth? One way is by clearly defining who you are with yourself.  We talk about knowing yourself and also talk about a new popular show on Netflix called Love is Blind. The premise is interesting. But really...another show about strangers getting married? Tinder now officially needs a show to spice things up! Let us know what you think by leaving a comment in Apple Podcasts. We're also on Instagram @theorganictheorypodcast.  

In our 34th episode of The Organic Theory Podcast, we delve into the age-old question: Why did you join the military? Here's a disclaimer: We're not your typical veterans. Some have elaborate stories and others are not as dramatic. For us, ours lie somewhere between the two. Not only do we ask why but we also talk about how it all happened. One common denominator between the three of us is the fact the Air Force's recruiting office was always closed.  Jess gets close to joining the Air Force but a popular snack interfered. Pena had no other options due to a unique circumstance and O'Neil was pretty much tired of college. We talk about this as well as explain why the military may or may not a good choice for someone considering it. Some of our 'whys' are unorthodox so it's worth a listen.  Don't forget to give us a follow on Instagram @theorganictheorypodcast and leave a review on Apple Podcasts.  Let us know if you served or are considering joining. We'll give it to you straight. 

We've reached the magic number 33 of the Organic Theory Podcast. In this episode, Peña leads the conversation about mentorship. Who's your mentor? What separates the good ones from the great ones?  We share stories of the people who've had an impact on our lives both in and out of the Navy and point out the mentorship that occurs where we don't even realize it. Later, we cover some other casual topics including Youtube, the protocol of exiting a party you don't want to be at, and we even have a shameful 'Organic Moment' at around the 19-minute mark. Take a listen and let us know what you think by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts.  Don't forget, we're on Instagram as well, so give us a follow @theorganictheorypodcast.  Have a great week!