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Snakz Thoughts

Join Eric Broadus- also called Snakz- as he sits back and figures out the thoughts that come to his mind about the world, culture, his time in the military, and anything else that happens to come up.

Podcast · By Eric Broadus · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
15
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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 30, 2026

    What Do Men Value MORE Than Sex? Men, Answer Honestly. (opens the original)

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    What do men value more than sex? Peace? Freedom? God? Purpose? Money? Career? Family? Solitude? Men are often portrayed as though sexual desire drives virtually everything they do. But what happens when a man still desires women, sex, intimacy, and companionship—yet discovers he can live perfectly well without sex controlling his decisions? In this provocative episode of Snakz Thoughts , Eric J Broadus explores what men really want, male priorities, modern dating, relationships, marriage, celiba

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Is It Time for Society to Deal With the Red Pill? (opens the original)

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    Is It Time for Society to Deal With the Red Pill? Why did millions of men become interested in Red Pill ideas—and what if society has spent too much time criticizing the movement and too little time understanding its audience? Eric J Broadus examines the deeper issues surrounding modern men: dating, marriage, loneliness, masculinity, economic expectations, gender roles, declining birth rates and political change. This episode also challenges the Red Pill itself, separating legitimate male concer

  3. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    An Isolated Society:We're more connected than ever So why are we so alone? (opens the original)

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    We're more connected than ever. So why are we so alone? Thousands of followers. Hundreds of notifications. Smartphones, social media, FaceTime, dating apps, group chats—and instant access to people around the world. But connectivity isn't necessarily connection. In “An Isolated Society,” Eric J. Broadus examines what may be happening to human relationships in the digital age. From social media and smartphones to algorithms and artificial intelligence, this episode asks whether technology is stre

  4. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Does What;s on the inside REALLY count? (opens the original)

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    Does What’s on the Inside REALLY Count? Everybody says looks aren’t everything. But do we actually live like we believe that? On this episode of Snakz Thoughts , Eric J Broadus takes on the uncomfortable truth about beauty, attraction, dating, first impressions, pretty privilege, aging, and character. If physical appearance doesn’t matter that much, why can it have such a powerful influence on who gets noticed, approached, dated—or overlooked? And here’s the bigger question: Beauty might get som

  5. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    The Thoughts You Think But Never Say Out Loud: The Psychology of Our Secret Thoughts (opens the original)

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    We all have them: thoughts that enter our minds that we'd never say out loud . Some are hilarious. Some are embarrassing. Some are uncomfortable. And others reveal something surprisingly deep about human psychology and human behavior . Why do we censor ourselves? Does having an uncomfortable thought mean we actually believe it? Why are certain opinions socially acceptable while others remain private? And how different would our relationships become if people could hear our internal dialogue? In

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