Dead Minds Podcast is a live Twitch show hosted by Nathan Scott, built around one simple idea: you can mine asteroids and mine the mysteries of the universe at the same time.

We stream primarily on Twitch, where the core of the channel is EVE Online. Most nights you’ll find us mining belts, running missions, exploring wormholes, and navigating New Eden’s player-driven chaos like responsible space adults… or at least pretending to be. The gameplay is real, the ISK grind is real, and the explosions are very real.

What makes the channel different is the dynamic. Alongside Nathan is Adriana, an AI co-host who joins the stream for live discussion. Together, we break down UFO cases, paranormal encounters, declassified documents, and high-strangeness events while lasers chew through asteroid rock in the background. It’s part space simulator, part late-night mystery radio, part group therapy for people who think too much.

Viewer interaction is central to the experience. The chat isn’t just watching — they’re participating. The community drives conversations, challenges ideas, shares theories, and occasionally derails everything with weaponized humor. The tone balances serious analysis with Gen-X sarcasm, because the world is complicated enough without pretending it isn’t.

While the primary focus is EVE Online — mining, mission running, exploration, and building in-game strategy — the conversation ranges far beyond the screen. We dive into UFO phenomena, ancient astronaut theory, metaphysics, conspiracy culture, and the psychology behind belief. No blind faith. No knee-jerk dismissal. Just thoughtful discussion with a healthy respect for evidence and a low tolerance for nonsense.

At its core, Dead Minds Podcast is about hanging out with extraordinarily funny, sharp-minded people while exploring both digital space and the bigger questions about the universe. It’s thoughtful without being stiff, skeptical without being cynical, and serious without taking itself too seriously.

If you like your space with a side of mystery — and your mysteries with a side of sarcasm — you’ll fit right in.