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Almost Everything

This podcast, hosted by our founder, Doc Waller (@docwaller), and founding instructor, Abby Humphries (@abbyhumphries), is your new WEEKLY must-listen on ambition, wellness, professional careers, relationships, lifestyle choices and more. So, basically...Almost Everything!

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Indexed episodes, last 90 days
7
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Sep 7, 2026
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Jul 11, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Episode #25: I'm A Fiancee. I Am In Love. (opens the original)

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    Episode 25 opens with a rare, raw look at relationship milestones, vulnerability, and what it actually means to build a life with someone. Abby shares the full, unfiltered story of her recent engagement in San Diego—complete with chaotic logistics, a romantic cliffside proposal, and a sudden seagull attack on their favorite beach sandwiches. Doc and Abby turn the celebration into a grounded reflection on navigating shaky seasons, learning when to trust your foundation, and recognizing when a shi

  2. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Episode #24: Grocery Store Flirting | Almost Everything (opens the original)

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    In Episode 24, Doc and Abby dive headfirst into the unwritten rules of modern romance, starting with a classic debate: is the local grocery store actually the single best place to meet someone? Doc shares his ground-level theory on why picking up produce keeps people’s guards down, while Abby brings a hilarious reality check straight from the Whole Foods freezer aisle. Between creepy boundary-crossers, wandering eyes by the hummus, and the subtle art of the "keep-it-pushing" compliment, the duo

  3. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    Episode #23: I've Made My Last Friend | Almost Everything (opens the original)

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    Doc and Abby are back in Episode 23, kicking things off with an unscripted, nostalgic look at the high school social dynamics that shaped them. From the hilarious, hyper-specific hierarchies of theater departments—where seniors made freshmen carry their water—to walking the halls as a preppy honors student balancing basketball and academics, the hosts break down how early social dynamics impact the way we navigate adult relationships today. The conversation then moves into the chaotic world of m

  4. Episode · Aug 8, 2026

    Episode #22: I Stole From Whole Foods | Almost Everything (opens the original)

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    Episode 22 kicks off with a lighthearted attempt to decode Taylor Swift’s obsession with the number 22 before diving straight into the pop culture event that had everyone doing a double-take: her reported surprise wedding to Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden. Doc and Abby dissect the sheer absurdity of holding a private wedding in an iconic sports arena, Adam Sandler officiating, and why the whole event felt more like a Hollywood Met Gala play than a quiet, romantic ceremony. From there, the

  5. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    Episode #21: Sorry, I Like My Problems | Almost Everything (opens the original)

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    From drinking-age podcast milestones to deep-dive reflections on boundary setting and self-protection, Episode 21 hits the perfect balance between high-energy host chemistry and real-deal human grounding. Doc and Abby kick off the show celebrating 21 episodes of growth before diving into a hilarious "friend scan" and a philosophical round of "Problem Potluck"—asking whether you’d ever trade your current life stressors for a random draw from the rest of the world. The conversation takes a poignan

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