Ben Bateman is surprised that you didn’t respond to him immediately.
At the close of his trek across South America, Ben Bateman is looking for the life lesson of his travel experience.
Ben Bateman has advice if you’re going to make the most of being the token fat kid in this cartoon caper.
In Ecuador, Ben Bateman makes a friend, eats sausage, and stops being afraid.
After cycling across South America for months, Ben Bateman is ready to kill his partner.
After missing the last ferry out, Ben Bateman spends the holiday in a small Chilean ghost town.
Ben Bateman tries to help a stranger, which leads to a runaway car, paramilitaries, and explosions.
Biking through the mountains of southern Chile, Ben Bateman starts to worry about the velociraptors.
Harsh traveling conditions can strain a friendship. While camping in the Andes, Ben Bateman and his companion fight over a cookie.
In new series about cycling through South America, Ben Bateman reflects on just how much trouble he’s gotten in already.
Ben Bateman’s graduation speech touches on the usual topics: how far the class has come, how graduating is just the first step in life, and how to escape when you’re kidnapped by a crazed hillbilly.
Ben Bateman would like to inform you that your application for a submarine is rejected based upon your reckless past use of submarines.
Eli Terry has an idea for an American beer ad.
Ever wanted to hear Miles Davis in 8-bit? Kevin Nguyen talks to the minds behind Kind of Bloop, a chiptune cover album of cool jazz masterpiece Kind of Blue.
Jeff Merrion is physically abused while conversing with literary minimalist Ernest Hemingway about his body of work, the Spanish Civil War, and American Gladiators.
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