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When three brothers find themselves with too much free time, an endless stream of thoughts, and a knack for veering off topic, the chaos that ensues is guaranteed to have you in stitches.
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The Constitution — The Drunken Secretive Brawl That Made America (opens the original)
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Join the Patriotic Pack of three as we revisit the sweltering, high-stakes summer of 1787. In this episode of Twaddling Along, we pull back the curtain on the Philadelphia Convention to discover how fifty-five brilliant, deeply flawed men fought, bargained, and ultimately united to build a nation. Beyond the closed shutters and long nights at the local tavern lay an audacious experiment in self-governance. Strip away the polished marble and look at the real, human story behind the Constitution:
Mid-Life Crises — Josh Goes Through A Quarter Life Crisis (opens the original)
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This week on Twaddling Along, the gang dives into the existential tailspins of Quarter-Life and Mid-Life Crises, comparing the distinct fine art of panicking over your career choices in your twenties via an anxious sourdough starter versus panicking in your forties by buying a leather jacket and suddenly caring way too much about lawn aeration. From the universal delusion that running a half-marathon will somehow heal your soul to the terrifying realization that nobody actually knows what they’r
Alien Abductions — Little Green Men, Women, and Children (opens the original)
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This week on Twaddling Along, the boys tackle the eerie phenomenon of alien abductions, though the real mystery might be happening right inside the studio. A thoroughly terrified Danny sits white-knuckled and plotting exit routes for every mysterious noise, while Jake remains entirely unfazed and offering cool, bemused commentary on tractor beams and cattle mutilations. Meanwhile, Josh’s suspiciously detailed knowledge of gray alien anatomy, uncanny lack of blinking, and the strange electrical s
History of Foods — Our Favorite Foods, Now With More History (opens the original)
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If you thought one episode about us was enough, think again. Here at Twaddling Along, it truly is all about us. We're doubling down with another self-focused episode, but we’re adding a pinch of history to keep it classier. This week, we explore our favorite foods and trace where they actually came from. Expect deep dives, historical culinary origins, and everything from ancient Aztec recipes to modern, mass-market Armenian staples.
Our Favorite Things—Eat Your Heart Out Julie Andrews (opens the original)
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Consumerism, Materialism, and pure, unfiltered Capitalism. That’s what Danny thought this episode was going to be about—a cold, ruthlessly efficient breakdown of commodities. But then his brothers went and got all sappy on him. This week on the Twaddling Along Podcast, we’re opening up our personal vaults and talking about a few of our favorite things. We’re tracing the fine line between junk and treasured heirlooms, diving into everything from the absolute perfection of a Zebra F-301 pen to the
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