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059 - Taylor Swift, Trump & The Nobel ‘Peace’ Prize: Release the Epstein Files?
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1:17:05Now PlayingWelcome to episode 059, where we unravel all the week’s wildest headlines: from Taylor Swift’s album, President Trump’s questionable Nobel Peace Prize saga, and the bizarre Epstein files, to the medical misadventures of RFK Jr. and claims linking circumcision and autism. Dive into raw conversations about Gaza, controversial ceasefires, White House drama, and how science gets undermined at the highest levels. We share jaw-dropping internet comments, troll attacks, and how to survive and monetize hate online.
Plus, ever wonder why podcast hosts aren't on Spotify? We spill the tea on pirates lifting our episodes and the exclusive content waiting for you on Patreon. If you thought bomb shelters and IKEA were boring, wait until you hear about Finnish cousins, international quirks, and the real crossover between global politics and daily life.
Rounding it off: dating under social pressure, LGBTQ+ youth migration stats, sleeping and cuddling habits, sex playlist fails, and those awkward moments getting walked in on. It's cheeky, info-packed, and personal. Stream for unfiltered rants, smart clapbacks, genuine life moments, and all the drama you wish you were (or maybe weren’t) part of. Smash that like, follow, and subscribe for more episodes full of controversy, banter, and insider scoops you won’t hear anywhere else.
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