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i recommend this podcast unbelievably highly. there's no ads or sponsors, and all the episodes are comprised of Olivia and Aran dropping some cool historical facts about the medieval period while taking the complete piss out of said history and each other. so so funny and full of earnest, i love this show so much.
if you want to try it out, give the football episode a listen first. it had me stifling out loud laughter on the bus at multiple points.
Jun 26, 2024
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i love this podcast. it was recommended to me by a friend. they talk about social ecology, anarchist utopianism, library socialism, labor, and a lot more.Β its smart, funny, and generally pretty comprehensive, itβs cool
Sep 20, 2022
This is almost all I listen to anymore. Every week MurderxBryan digs through the depths of Reddit, YouTube, Quora, and other corners of the internet to cover different kinds of guys. You can get the general idea from the episode titles: Bourbon Guys, Lawn Guys, Lego Guys, Porno Guys, Magicians, every episode features the most unhinged and sometimes concerning posts ever written on the Internet. Every episode is good, and I'm a particular fan of Bryan's Patreon series on Shock Jocks, who are their own kind of pathetic, desperate, lonely guy, but for a recommendation start with the first episode, Sex Guys with Mike Hale (Your Kickstarter Sucks) and learn about crazy guys you'll info dump about to your girlfriend later.
Sep 19, 2024
Pseudo intellectual podcast on culture.
Funny, lowkey and inspiring! Interesting guests alsooo
Dont know the hosts, but they are comedians and they are actually making funny jokes!!
Feb 5, 2025
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if you start zooming in on a pattern, and the pattern doesn't seem to get more simple as you close in, there's a very good chance you're looking at a fractal shape. my new computer hobby is going on google earth (clean setting - no borders or labels) and zooming into random places to see if i can find these patterns. and they are everywhere. in rivers, mountains, deserts, forests, coastlines and on and on. its genuinely stunning, and a little bit frightening, how the same shapes appear over and over again. the beating heart of iterative processes is plastered all over the globe at every scale. from above, the shape of a forest can look like a leaf, or a neuron, or a blood vessel.
great place to have a zoom is at the bottom of tibet, where theres a sharp cutoff between the icy mountain range and the grassy forests of nepal and bhutan. pic below is of the nile river in southern egypt. happy travels everyone
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