HeyJaredTreeforts and Mixtapes
A fun and lively conversation between two guys that grew up across 4 decades through the analog phase of walk-talkie technology, climbing trees, playing outside, collecting trading cards and really cool action figure toys to today where they like to hang 10 on the wave of…
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#104-Josh's Year in Five Things (opens the original)
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It’s Josh's birthday episode, so we’re starting something new. On our birthday (or near it) the birthday boy is bringing his Top 5 Favorite Things from the past year — anything is fair game: something bought, watched, discovered, experienced, or just became weirdly obsessed with. No carefully curated “best of” list. No profound life lessons required. Just five things that made the year better, the stories behind them, and the inevitable debate over whether any of them are actually as good as adv
#103-Are we doing vacations wrong? (opens the original)
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Are vacations actually supposed to be relaxing—or is “rest and recharge” just corporate propaganda designed to get us ready to go back to work? This week, we debate what separates a vacation from a trip, poolside nothingness vs. seeing everything, meticulously planned itineraries vs. completely winging it, repeat destinations vs. somewhere new, and why adding kids can change the definition of “vacation” entirely. But somewhere between all-inclusives, sightseeing, vacation workouts, and trying to
#102-Taylor Got Married. We Found Another Earth. Guess Which One Trended. (opens the original)
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A celebrity wedding, a World Cup final, America's 250th birthday — it's been a big few weeks. But while everyone was watching all of that, scientists quietly confirmed the first atmosphere on a rocky planet outside our solar system, may have found a natural alternative to Ozempic, and made a breakthrough in Alzheimer's research that could change everything. We dig into all of it — the big cultural moments and the stories nobody talked about — and ask a simple question: what happened to our sense
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