HeyJaredSubject: Everything
Subject: Everything is a podcast dedicated to exploring the full spectrum of human knowledge and experience. We bridge the gap between the past and present, delving into ancient mysteries, current events, and everything in between. Tune in for a journey through all subjects.
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- Sep 7, 2026
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- Jul 12, 2026
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Is too much surveillance a good thing?? (opens the original)
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In this episode we discuss the good , the bad and the potential ugly of Flock cameras. We wanted to give our two cents to this controversial issue.
The Future Is Getting Wild (opens the original)
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We kick things off with the latest GTA 6 news and hype surrounding Rockstar’s massive upcoming release. Then we take a trip down the science rabbit hole, exploring some fascinating advancements and discoveries that make the future feel a lot closer—and stranger—than we realize.
Cryonics: Cheating Death or Chasing Fiction? (opens the original)
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What if death was only a pause button? In this episode of Poddy Talk, we explore cryonics, the people already frozen in liquid nitrogen, the science behind revival, and whether the future could ever bring them back.
The Hall of Shame (opens the original)
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Everyone has those moments they wish they could erase from memory—I'll just be telling mine on the internet. In this episode, I will be sharing some of the funniest, most awkward, and downright embarrassing stories from growing up, work, and everyday life. If you've ever laughed at yourself after a painfully cringe moment, this one's for you.
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