HeyJaredStroongeCast
Welcome to StroongeCast, a husband and wife team consisting of Andre and Kirsten Louis who live in London. On this podcast we discuss topics that we find interesting such as relationships, our children, school memories, anything that makes us question the world and much more.
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Episode 106: Where Were You? (opens the original)
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Welcome to episode 106. This week we're discussing world events that probably made you stop in your tracks, and the moment you realised something big was going on. We probably all have at least one thing that we remember, be it Princess Diana's death, 9/11, the 7/7 bombings or the death of the Queen. Where were you? What events do you remember? What sticks in your mind the most? Let us know. Our Stroonge News story of the week: 'Police thought they were responding to a serious family dispute, bu
Episode 105: Millennials vs Gen Z (opens the original)
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Welcome to episode 105. This week we're discussing the different ways in which Millennials and Gen Z use various emojis. From nail polish signifying 'going to get one's nails done' (if you're a millennial) to so-called 'Slay Energy' (if you're Gen Z), the interpretations beggar belief. A source for this episode: 'English with Leap on Instagram: "Drop your most used emoji below"' https://www.instagram.com/p/DdGz7Yto_L1/?stkn=MXZlNngwdXl2NTh1eA== Our Stroonge News story of the week: 'The Dude Humo
Episode 104: Being Too Dramatic (opens the original)
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Welcome to episode 104. This week we're discussing the shark attack on a lady in Australia who lost part of her left arm as a result. Negative comments on the attack from predominantly a male audience sparked our talking points. It seems that we live in a world of punching down, or being unnecessarily jealous of others instead of building them up or being able to celebrate their accomplishments. We do our best to rectify that in a small way. A source for this episode: 'Sydney woman recalls how s
Episode 103: Don't Get Scammed (opens the original)
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Welcome to episode 103. This is an unexpected follow-up to last week's episode in which we discussed hoax callers, but this time we're talking about scams, how to identify some of them and with luck, avoid them. They come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, and it's not always obvious what to look for. Our Stroonge News story of the week: 'The world's first webcam was switched off 25 years ago' https://www.tomshardware.com/peripherals/webcams/the-worlds-first-webcam-was-switched-off-25-years-ago-t
Episode 102: How Far Would You Go? (opens the original)
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Welcome to episode 102. This week we discuss a story in which a hoax caller rang around various restaurants pretending to be law enforcement, asking staff to bring in an employee for questioning, because they had supposedly stolen money from a customer. Over the phone, the fake officer would ask staff to often strip-search employees in back rooms and perform acts we cannot discuss here. A source for this week's episode can be found here: 'McDonald's must pay $6 million for strip hoax' https://ww
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