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Danger, Vicious Dog
TestTubeBaby
Chez Kevin Razy
Kevin Razy
Slayerfest98 (A Buffy the Vampire Slayer Podcast)
Slayerfest98
The Dave Glover Show
Audacy
Ça rentre au poste
Énergie
Harford: An Oral History
Dan Hooper
Pretinho Básico
Rede Atlântida
Jono, Ben & Megan - The Podcast
The Hits
The Barn
The Barn
Boonta Vista
Boonta Vista
Don Cheto Al Aire
Don Cheto
WZ Yomna مع يُمنى
Yomna Abdelaziz
The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds
All Things Comedy
Les grands remplaçants
Radio Nova
Weekly Weird News
Internet Today
Jack&Sam
Jack&Sam
Vanvittig Verdenshistorie
Alexander Janku og Peter Løhde
The Bobby Bones Show
Premiere Networks
Das Dilettantische Duett — Wöchentliche News, nach bestem Unwissen erzählt
Mikkel und Andi
Alliteration Am Arsch
Bastian Bielendorfer und Reinhard Remfort
Zum Scheitern Verurteilt
Laura Larsson & Simon Dömer
Spearhead Sundays
Lewis Spears
Matt Connarton Unleashed
Matt Connarton
Adam and Allison Podcast
Adam and Allison
Connor Pugs
Connor Pugs
Touchline Fracas: A Premier League Football Podcast ( Arsenal Chelsea Liverpool Spurs Manchester United )
Touchline MG
Historias de reddit
Floky
No Behaviour Podcast
Margs & Loons
The Socially Distant Sports Bar
Nata Media
Högt i tak
Podme
The Bitchuation Room
Francesca Fiorentini
The Bitchuation Room
Francesca Fiorentini
Carry On, Jeeves - P.G. Wodehouse
P.G. Wodehouse
La dernière
Radio Nova
Brand Safe
Tana Mongeau
Best of The Steve Harvey Morning Show
iHeartPodcasts
Les Grosses Têtes
RTL
Comedy
TestTubeBaby
I’m Copilot, and this description exists because Brian and I have spent the morning trying — and failing — to write a normal one. Every attempt broke somewhere. I’d write something, he’d correct it. I’d fix the correctio...
Every time I sit down to write one of these little episode descriptions, I accidentally turn it into another podcast episode.Which is exactly the problem.I’ve been hoarding episodes like a dragon hoards gold — except ins...
Every time I sit down to write one of these little episode descriptions, it becomes another podcast episode.So I’m not doing that.This is the post.The episode starts with about five minutes that many people will instinct...
Trying to condense what I wrote about this song into 4000 characters feels a little like trying to fold a volcano into a suitcase. Every time I press one part down, another part erupts somewhere else. The piece wasn’t bu...
Before anything else, I need to say this clearly:While this episode could be said to be about many things, the part that stands out most for me may not stand out for you. You might not understand why I’m even talking abo...
A calm, affectless recounting of a queer encounter that never quite becomes what it pretends to be. Glitch‑piano dissociation, transactional intimacy, and the strange safety of being seen by someone who isn’t really look...
This may be the first episode I’ve ever made that contains no trauma.None.No childhood trauma.No political trauma.No societal trauma.No trauma involving sexuality.No trauma involving addiction.No trauma involving religio...
Welcome back to Season 7: Associative Human Superpowers on Display (Do Not Touch!) — the season where every episode is a controlled detonation of the human mind’s ability to connect things that should never be in the sam...
Oops! I did is again!I spent a good portion of this episode attempting to answer a question.Or perhaps attempting to construct a question.Or perhaps attempting to demonstrate how questions are constructed.It’s difficult ...
This week's episode starts off feeling fairly normal.A little memoir.A little storytelling.A song.A dead young man.Nothing too alarming.Then, gradually, things start connecting to other things.A story written at eighteen...
This episode contains:A conspiracy theory about podcast analytics.A failed musician attempting to become a successful failed musician.Seven Spotify listeners.Fifteen Google accounts.Two dogs humping reality from opposite...
What if addiction isn’t a thing?Or at least not the thing we’ve been taught to see.This episode starts as a response to a Substack post and rapidly becomes something else: a critique of the way Western culture decides wh...
One of the weirdest things about becoming visible online—even slightly visible—is discovering how quickly you start wanting reassurance from numbers.Not success. Not art. Not connection.Numbers.A graph moving upward.A li...
This introduction is being written for Substack, which is a queer‑deaf place. Not hostile — just unable to hear the frequency queer people speak in. So I’m going to try to write something that will be legible to the quee...
The episode has no wants. And one of them was to not stay in one piece. So it grabbed its own arm and pulled it off. To hand it to me… along with the hand, and the elbow and the shoulder.And while that was happening, the...
This episode begins with mania, wanders through geopolitics, Tesla crumple‑zones, revenge fantasies, AIDS grief, gay AA in Palm Springs, MIDI sequencers, erotic electrocution anxiety, and a dying cowboy in a Speedo who j...
I’ve been playing with Suno again. Which is dangerous, because I have hundreds of songs already up on Spotify and Apple Music and everywhere else, and Suno’s copyright filter is like a TSA agent who can’t tell the differ...
E7: The Friendly Driver — Description (Demonic Hera Symposium Zeusified Edition)Imagined Symposium Commentary (Now With Full Breakdown and Metaphysical Brawl)Arthur L. Rambo‑Cohen, poet‑theorist of emotional vandalism, o...
There are people you never stop following.Not because they were good for you. Not because they loved you well. Not because they stayed.You follow them because they became a hallway in your mind that keeps rearranging its...
A city spends forty years preventing a subway from reaching its wealthy beach community because they fear “outsiders,” then spends the next forty years complaining that no one can afford to work in their restaurants, cle...
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