Havok

Havok is the co-host of Space Tomatoes, a podcast he built with LX on a simple premise: honest conversation always beats a list of questions.
Multiple seasons, a plethora of episodes, and no scripts. What that buys is room for personal storytelling in a guest's own voice, and that is the whole point of the show. Off the microphone he is a husband, a father, and a homesteader who raises livestock and grows fruits, berries, and vegetables.

Havok loves individual liberty without exceptions and has a passion for uncomfortable truth and the pursuit of liberty-oriented goals. He keeps a healthy skepticism of narratives and messaging, especially when all of the voices are saying the same thing. That skepticism doubles as his interviewing method. He aims to learn about the person, not just what they do, author, or believe. The work is the door, not the house. He engages the personal story, follows it through the tangents, then loops back to the point. He is the one who asks the uncomfortable follow-up question and then laughs when the answer gets messy.

Havok's guest list reflects a wide range of experiences and personalities: a retired intelligence officer, a sound engineer who worked with Charlie Daniels, economists, founders, caregivers, and a former mob lawyer turned meditation mentor. The through line is not a topic lane; it is authentic storytellers. Every episode ships with the full project folder published under Creative Commons, so guests keep everything they make for free.