The Cosmological Board is a podcast about the future, past, and everything in between. The co-host, Rustin, and his cat, Pilly, discuss the importance of having cats in big houses to prevent mice from getting in. They also talk about the cultural shock of food and how certain dishes from different countries are difficult to adapt to. Pilly's mom spoils her by cooking her favorite dishes, including chilaquiles, mole, and sopes. Rustin suggests setting up a table for people to try different dishes and see if they like them. The conversation ends with Pilly saying that cats are good at hunting mice and teaching people every day.

The Cosmological Board podcast discusses music, meaning, and singing lyrics, and personal updates. The host encourages listeners to focus on what is good and not try to fix what is not broken. They discuss personal updates, including their mother's arrival in town from Canada and plans to show her around the city. They also mention a problem with their room and a universal remote. One listener mentions a new stove that they haven't put in to get, while the other has a used one. The podcast ends with a call to action for listeners to update their software.

The Cosmological Board is a podcast about the future, the past, and everything in between. The co-host, Rustin, had a job interview today, but he talked too much. When asked about his biggest flaw, he said that he tries to take on too much at once. He also had issues with his computer all day, and he wants to sign off.

The Cosmological Board is a podcast about the future, the past, and everything in between. The host, Rusted, and his co-host, Paola, are not very manly. The gender fluidity mind has already overcome everything, so the host doesn't know what a manly boy sounds like. The podcast is about anti-matter, and the hosts are going to reveal their flaws. They are also going to come up with their spirit names.

The Cosmological Board is a podcast about the future, the past, and everything in between. The co-host, Dustin, has a good little kid voice. The French lifestyle is about working and having responsibilities. After 9-11, the French were upset and wanted to invade Iraq. The United States is here to stay.

The podcast is about the cosmological board, a podcast about the future, the past, and everything in between. The host introduces herself as Rustin and introduces the other host as Paula. They discuss the origin of the universe and time, and answer questions from the audience. Rustin talks about his difficulty in learning English in middle school and high school and how the education system was messed up. He moved to the U.S. and took one-hour classes on the side for three years to learn French in college. He feels overwhelmed with the French language and it's giving him nightmares. The next episode will cover time itself, which is not too difficult to understand but everything is in the past. The podcast has grown substantially in audience size.

The Cosmological Board is a podcast about the future hosted by Paula and co-host Rustin. They discuss personal updates, movies, and personality tests. Rustin talks about his love for voiceover artists and missed opportunities, but is now following his purpose of doing a podcast. He regrets not being better at doing voices as a kid and has changed his voice to sound younger or older. He doesn't have a business voice but sounds nice and businessy all the time. The cosmological board is going to talk about personality tests and how they relate to the way people think they feel. They also talk about happiness and how people are stressed out a lot. The conversation ends with Rustin leaving to go to North Carolina for a wedding.

The Cosmological Board is a podcast about the future, the past, and everything in between. The hosts, Rustin and Paola, will give tips on how to start journaling and discuss new conspiracy theories and dumb unwritten rules in society. They will also rant about the stupidity of the older generations. During their trip to Paris, they had lunch at a restaurant near the Eiffel Tower and ordered cocktails, but they didn't serve them until after five. The host was so hungry that he couldn't move. They also went to a museum and walked around for a long time. The podcast is about the human experience and truth.