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Arguing Ever After

We (Luke and Amber) are a long term married Midwestern couple who are passionate when it comes to laughing and arguing. We have spent endless hours in these bickering loops. We are not experts in anything but our own relationship, though we think we are.

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    Real Zombies vs. Fiction: The Shocking True Story of Clairvius Narcisse (opens the original)

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    SPOOKY SEASON 2 STARTING EARLY!!Are zombies real, or just movie fiction? 🧟‍♂️🧪In this episode, we dive into the terrifying history of real-world zombies—starting with the famous case of Clairvius Narcisse, a Haitian man who was pronounced dead in 1962 and returned to his village 18 years later as a documented zombie. We debate the thin line between pop culture horrors (walking dead, viral outbreaks) and true Haitian voodoo folklore, tetrodotoxin poison, neurotoxins, and mind control. Is Hollywoo

  2. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Book vs. MP3 Player: What’s the Ultimate Deserted Island Survival Item? S2 Ep9 (opens the original)

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    Stranded on a deserted island with only ONE item for entertainment: Do you pick a book or an MP3 player? 🏝️In this episode, we debated the ultimate hypothetical survival dilemma. We weighed music's ability to regulate mood and comfort against a book's capacity to keep your mind sharp and engaged over long periods. We also explored what each choice reveals about how we cope with isolation.📊 CAST YOUR VOTE: Use the Spotify poll below to vote right now—are you Team Book or Team MP3 Player?🎧 ENJOYIN

  3. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    No Happily Ever After: The Brothers Grimm Debate (opens the original)

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    Are classic fairy tales magical, or are the original stories pure nightmare fuel? In this episode of Arguing Ever After , we dissect the original Brothers Grimm fairy tales to uncover just how dark, disturbing, and deeply unhappy these original "happily ever afters" actually are. From brutal endings to bizarre moral lessons, we debate which classic tale has the most miserable outcome and whether these stories were ever actually meant for kids. Join the Debate: Which original Grimm fairy tale end

  4. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Is Cereal Soup? The Ultimate Cereal Debate S2E7 (opens the original)

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    Is cereal secretly soup? 🥣 In this episode of Arguing Ever After , we dive headfirst into the ultimate breakfast debate! Join us as we rank the undisputed best cereals of all time, battle over sweet vs. crunchy, and settle the legendary "cereal is a soup" controversy once and for all. Whether you’re a devout Cinnamon Toast Crunch lover or team "milk is a broth," this episode is packed with hilarious arguments, hot takes, and petty debates you won't want to miss. The Ultimate Cereal Ranking: What

  5. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Red Pill or Blue Pill? The Ultimate Matrix Relationship Test! S2E6 (opens the original)

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    Would you rather live in a comfortable, blissful illusion or wake up to a harsh, cold reality? In Season 2, Episode 6 of Arguing Ever After , we’re diving headfirst into The Matrix to settle one of the biggest pop-culture debates of all time: The Red Pill vs. The Blue Pill. After years of marriage, we usually agree on the big stuff... but this iconic choice divided us completely. Is ignorance truly bliss when you’ve got a cozy routine, or is the truth worth leaving everything behind—even if "rea

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