HeyJaredTidbits of Truth
Hope and Sam discuss the tidbits of truth they’ve learned the hard way from personal experiences or the easy way.
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Oreogate: Fact or Fiction? (opens the original)
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This week, Hope brings Sam up to speed on #oreogate - the now viral Instagram drama unfolding daily (19 episodes at the time of recording, now there are 37 episodes/reels). We discuss the drama, the insanity, whether or not it's ethical for brands to advertise in this way, and the big question... Is Oreogate real, or is there evidence to suggest that it's completely and flat out made up?#drama #podcast #ai #socialmediamarketing #fyp
Why is Everyone on the Internet Stupid? Reacting to Our Own Comment Section! (opens the original)
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This week on Tidbits of Truth, Hope and Sam break the age old rule: don't read the comments. Together, they discuss the tragic state of today's internet and, of course, the infamous comment section. Is there any hope of sanity, productive dialogue, or even an attempt to understand one another left?
Doubling Down on Defending Poison…Why is This Normal? (opens the original)
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In this episode, Hope & Sam discuss things we as a society accept as "okay" when in reality, we would all agree they're unhealthy for us. We finish off with giving out some advice to a husband on Reddit wondering if he's being too controlling for asking his wife to let him know her ETA at the beginning of her 8 hour drive home. Sources:https://health.clevelandclinic.org/red-dye-40https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10502305/https://www.fepblue.org/news/2025/03/14/16/10/why-you-should-avoid-
The Worst Airbnb Hosts Ever? Sued Over a Cake Pop Recipe? (opens the original)
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In today's extended version of Tidbits of Culture, Sam shows hope some of the hot viral moments happening on TikTok recently. They talk about a couple who has made themselves the most hated Airbnb hosts on TikTok, A Cake Pop Feud between two women and the internet, and more! Please note, much of what is in this episode, especially the Airbnb portion is based off of memory. A disclaimer is included in the video if you watch it. Watching this episode and not just listening is recommended! Some exp
Mystery Dumplings, Labubus, and Gambling as a Marketing Tactic (opens the original)
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*Some swearing in this episode from a video we react to* In this episode, Hope and Sam talk about the gimmicky marketing tactics of mystery box products, and how social media amplifies those specific fads and trends. They discuss the difference between collecting items because you enjoy them, vs because other people seem to care about them. Would these trends be as big as they are if not for social media, specifically TikTok?
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