221 - Nobody Has Copyright on a Hexagon

Summary — The Gay Mix (Recorded April 17, 2026) This episode opens with Daniel and Adam's standard banter before Daniel delivers his running update, the segment he describes as the show's primary draw. He confirms he is running the Walt Disney World Springtime Surprise 10-miler that Sunday alongside friends Zach, Rodan, and Taylor — spread across corrals A through E — before flying to Tennessee the following Thursday for the inaugural Dollywood Half Marathon weekend. The show will be dark the following week as a result. Daniel also uses the update as an opportunity to air a grievance: the unbuttered toast included in the post-race snack pack is not a reward for running 10 miles, and he wants that on the record. The bulk of the episode is a detailed debrief of Adam's multi-day visit to Florida. Day one's itinerary included a bowling session at Splitsville (Adam won; the lanes went dark mid-10th-frame), an escape room with a Jungle Cruise/Society of Adventurers aesthetic completed 10 minutes under the clock, and a group dinner in Lakeland with the extended co-pilot friend circle. Day two was a full day at EPCOT, highlighted by Adam losing Zach's permanent cast member guest pass near the Living with the Land queue, causing interpersonal tension that Daniel diagnoses in real time using a hormones-and-personality-types framework. They still managed Ratatouille, Soarin', and the American Adventure — which Adam and Daniel agree is technically impressive and historically selective in roughly equal measure. Day three covered Kennedy Space Center: the Apollo control room simulation, the Saturn V exhibit (Daniel has personal memories of the facility from 1976), and the Space Shuttle Atlantis reveal, during which Daniel was, as he puts it, "very much not" emotional. The episode closes with the two recurring game segments. In the News Game, Adam reads five multiple-choice questions sourced from the New York Times; Daniel scores 4 out of 5, correctly identifying the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire duration, the Minnesota Boundary Waters mining vote, the World Cup as the cause of NJ transit price gouging, and Justin Bieber's Coachella hologram stunt, while whiffing on the Trump AI-Jesus-image question. The 60-second Disney Trivial Pursuit bonus round adds two more points. Adam confirms the trip was a genuine success and clarifies for the record that he doesn't require a packed itinerary — he came to see Daniel, not to be entertained. Daniel issues a formal satisfaction questionnaire disclaimer anyway. Email: Contact@MixMinusPodcast.com Voice/SMS: 707-613-3284

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221 - Nobody Has Copyright on a Hexagon is an episode from Dubious Intent by Adam Burns & Daniel Brewer.

This episode is 01:40:29 long.

This episode was published on Apr 21, 2026.

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