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Topics drift from movies, celebrities, and internet culture into arguments, confessions, and reactions that feel slightly too honest. Some exchanges are funny, some are uncomfortable, and some cross into territory that is occasionally highly inappropriate. 

“Gary” and “Selena” revisit disagreements, contradict themselves, escalate minor annoyances, and follow curiosity wherever it goes, without smoothing anything over. If you like sharp observations, messy honesty, and the feeling of being a fly on the wall during conversations you were never meant to hear, this is exactly that.]]>enSociety & CultureTerrible Personhttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/4d1b1e3f409269ffd54546e0993e4ff5.jpghttp://www.terribleperson.coMon, 23 Mar 2026 20:01:29 +0000Terrible PersonTerrible Persongrantandcait@gmail.comPremium Episodes @ www.terribleperson.co
Topics drift from movies, celebrities, and internet culture into arguments, confessions, and reactions that feel slightly too honest. Some exchanges are funny, some are uncomfortable, and some cross into territory that is occasionally highly inappropriate. 

“Gary” and “Selena” revisit disagreements, contradict themselves, escalate minor annoyances, and follow curiosity wherever it goes, without smoothing anything over. If you like sharp observations, messy honesty, and the feeling of being a fly on the wall during conversations you were never meant to hear, this is exactly that.]]>trueepisodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/150-at-cheesecake-factory-and-now-we-don-t-trust-dinosaurs--70832724
Gary questions how we confidently name ancient continents like Laurasia and Gondwana, how fossil timelines are determined, and whether global warming cycles are just part of the planet’s long term hot and cold shifts. That opens the door to bigger questions about history, moon landing skepticism, redacted government files, alien disclosure rumors, and the growing feeling that no one fully trusts official narratives anymore. They also talk reality television nostalgia, from early Road Rules and The Real World to Survivor prize money and modern competition shows that prioritize elimination over experience.

Selena breaks down Bridgerton Season 3 frustrations, the rushed ending, the masked identity reveal, and how weeks of tension wrapped up in minutes. Back at home, Gary’s new obsession with succulents turns their porch into a full outdoor garden project with eleven planters, hanging plants, an aloe crisis, and multiple nursery visits. They debate recording episodes outside, talk about a father in Arkansas who killed his daughter’s alleged abductor and then ran for sheriff, and argue whether defending your child justifies crossing legal lines. The episode ends with cat chaos, sleep deprivation, robot army fears, Chinese military stage performances, and the idea that future wars may be fought by machines instead of people.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/70832724Mon, 23 Mar 2026 20:00:02 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open without a formal introduction and immediately spiral into a chaotic night out that turns into a full breakdown of modern restaurant culture. After trying multiple spots in East Mesa, they land at Cheesecake Factory, where a “15...
Gary questions how we confidently name ancient continents like Laurasia and Gondwana, how fossil timelines are determined, and whether global warming cycles are just part of the planet’s long term hot and cold shifts. That opens the door to bigger questions about history, moon landing skepticism, redacted government files, alien disclosure rumors, and the growing feeling that no one fully trusts official narratives anymore. They also talk reality television nostalgia, from early Road Rules and The Real World to Survivor prize money and modern competition shows that prioritize elimination over experience.

Selena breaks down Bridgerton Season 3 frustrations, the rushed ending, the masked identity reveal, and how weeks of tension wrapped up in minutes. Back at home, Gary’s new obsession with succulents turns their porch into a full outdoor garden project with eleven planters, hanging plants, an aloe crisis, and multiple nursery visits. They debate recording episodes outside, talk about a father in Arkansas who killed his daughter’s alleged abductor and then ran for sheriff, and argue whether defending your child justifies crossing legal lines. The episode ends with cat chaos, sleep deprivation, robot army fears, Chinese military stage performances, and the idea that future wars may be fought by machines instead of people.]]>2238aliens,arkansas,bridgerton,cheesecakefactory,conspiracy,dating,dinner,dinosaurs,globalwarming,gondwana,laurasia,mesa,moonlanding,plants,realitytv,restaurants,robots,sheriff,succulents,survivortruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/turning-40-losing-our-cool-and-arguing-about-everything--69823345
The conversation slides into awkward neighborhood encounters, paranoia about being overheard, public embarrassment, and how small moments spiral into resentment. Gary and Selena unpack bickering, criticism, Reddit reactions, and the thin line between honest conversation and uncomfortable listening. Travel stress enters the mix with airline seating changes, gate checking chaos, lost seats, and feeling powerless while following instructions. The episode winds through bugs, grasshoppers, bodily discomfort, television fatigue, relationship negotiations, and the quiet realization that everyday life feels louder, messier, and harder to smooth out than expected.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/69823345Fri, 06 Feb 2026 07:00:03 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena drift through everyday chaos, aging, intimacy, and irritation as a casual conversation about colors turns into reflections on turning forty, gift expectations, and the strange emotional weight attached to birthdays. They talk massages,...
The conversation slides into awkward neighborhood encounters, paranoia about being overheard, public embarrassment, and how small moments spiral into resentment. Gary and Selena unpack bickering, criticism, Reddit reactions, and the thin line between honest conversation and uncomfortable listening. Travel stress enters the mix with airline seating changes, gate checking chaos, lost seats, and feeling powerless while following instructions. The episode winds through bugs, grasshoppers, bodily discomfort, television fatigue, relationship negotiations, and the quiet realization that everyday life feels louder, messier, and harder to smooth out than expected.]]>2068aging,airlines,anxiety,arguments,awkward,birthdays,cats,conflict,embarrassment,frustration,gifts,honesty,insects,massages,neighbors,paranoia,relationships,stress,tipping,traveltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/this-wasn-t-on-the-forecast--69698188
True crime details that stick with you, especially a case centered on an exotic dancer and the question of how reliable childhood memory really is. The surprising twist of college criminology students helping solve a decades-old cold case. Celebrity reputation and power, including Taylor Swift and Blake Lively, what “diva” really means, and why certain labels follow women differently than men.

Politics and protest culture, including people entering a church over rumors of ICE involvement, media coverage, and the discomfort of watching it all play out. Travel expectations around San Francisco, what people assume they’ll see, and what that says about how cities get talked about. Paranoia jokes that land a little too well, from cloud seeding to “they’re controlling the weather” moments. Tech irritation and modern dependence, including the exact second your watch dies when you need it most, and who gets blamed for it. Domestic chaos, apartment security that doesn’t exist, petty couple arguments that escalate fast, and the oddly serious importance of potato soup.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/69698188Sat, 31 Jan 2026 01:26:48 +0000Terrible PersonCars piling up, flashing lights, and that sudden sense that something nearby just went wrong. Being out of town next week, missing each other, and the everyday friction of schedules and communication, including why notifications and an Apple Watch can...
True crime details that stick with you, especially a case centered on an exotic dancer and the question of how reliable childhood memory really is. The surprising twist of college criminology students helping solve a decades-old cold case. Celebrity reputation and power, including Taylor Swift and Blake Lively, what “diva” really means, and why certain labels follow women differently than men.

Politics and protest culture, including people entering a church over rumors of ICE involvement, media coverage, and the discomfort of watching it all play out. Travel expectations around San Francisco, what people assume they’ll see, and what that says about how cities get talked about. Paranoia jokes that land a little too well, from cloud seeding to “they’re controlling the weather” moments. Tech irritation and modern dependence, including the exact second your watch dies when you need it most, and who gets blamed for it. Domestic chaos, apartment security that doesn’t exist, petty couple arguments that escalate fast, and the oddly serious importance of potato soup.]]>2154anxiety,celebrity,chaos,comedy,commentary,conversation,culture,humor,marriage,media,modernlife,paranoia,politics,popculture,protest,psychology,relationships,technology,travel,truecrimetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/do-you-girls-like-elevators--69574308
A movie recap turns into a long detour through The Walking Dead, Grey’s Anatomy, and what it means to be permanently tied to one iconic role.

 From there it slides into Jennifer Lopez nostalgia, arguing over which of her movies were actually good, and realizing her singing voice is more distinctive than you remembered. Then the trip stories kick in. A birthday weekend, a Kroger Starbucks, and an all-time awkward public interaction that starts with, “Do you girls like elevators?” and somehow gets worse. The fight we were having before it happened, the immediate emotional whiplash after, and why we couldn’t look away.

 Medieval Times gets reviewed like a consumer report. The horses and hawk are cool, the tournament runs long, and the sugar crash is real.

 Waffle House is loud enough to qualify as an assault, with plate slams, silverware buckets, and a screaming family turning breakfast into sensory warfare.

There’s also a return to the “K-pop boyfriend” conversation, what people mean when they say it, and why it can feel weird. That leads into a surprisingly earnest sidebar on poly relationships, “my wife’s boyfriend” dynamics, and what that kind of arrangement does to people over time.

Plus: caterpillars, butterflies, pollination, bad Italian food, a chaotic bill, and the kind of small annoyances that become the whole story.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/69574308Sat, 24 Jan 2026 20:55:51 +0000Terrible PersonWhat’s the most realistic way a “dirty cop” plan would hold up in court, and why do TV writers get away with it? A movie recap turns into a long detour through The Walking Dead, Grey’s Anatomy, and what it means to be permanently tied to one iconic...
A movie recap turns into a long detour through The Walking Dead, Grey’s Anatomy, and what it means to be permanently tied to one iconic role.

 From there it slides into Jennifer Lopez nostalgia, arguing over which of her movies were actually good, and realizing her singing voice is more distinctive than you remembered. Then the trip stories kick in. A birthday weekend, a Kroger Starbucks, and an all-time awkward public interaction that starts with, “Do you girls like elevators?” and somehow gets worse. The fight we were having before it happened, the immediate emotional whiplash after, and why we couldn’t look away.

 Medieval Times gets reviewed like a consumer report. The horses and hawk are cool, the tournament runs long, and the sugar crash is real.

 Waffle House is loud enough to qualify as an assault, with plate slams, silverware buckets, and a screaming family turning breakfast into sensory warfare.

There’s also a return to the “K-pop boyfriend” conversation, what people mean when they say it, and why it can feel weird. That leads into a surprisingly earnest sidebar on poly relationships, “my wife’s boyfriend” dynamics, and what that kind of arrangement does to people over time.

Plus: caterpillars, butterflies, pollination, bad Italian food, a chaotic bill, and the kind of small annoyances that become the whole story.]]>2376adulthood,aging,awkward,birthday,comedy,commentary,conversations,culture,dark,dating,food,humor,marriage,moments,movies,pop,relationships,reviews,social,televisiontruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/enjoy-what-s-left-of-your-day-happy-birthday-gary--69481966Nuclear weapons and energy warfare. The psychology of fear, and why dying instantly might be preferable to surviving what comes after.
 
Autoerotic asphyxiation, public shame, and how families rewrite uncomfortable truths.
 
How cultural perception flips overnight, from fear to obsession. K-pop, Netflix, and the line between admiration and fetishization.
 
Scorpions, snake venom, and the idea that sometimes survival isn’t the point.
 
Corporate media, the collapse of local radio, Covid guilt, money stress, aging, and the low-grade anxiety underneath everyday life.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/69481966Sat, 17 Jan 2026 09:48:54 +0000Terrible PersonWhat goes through your mind in the second before you die, and is that moment worse than the pain itself? Nuclear weapons and energy warfare. The psychology of fear, and why dying instantly might be preferable to surviving what comes after.  ...Nuclear weapons and energy warfare. The psychology of fear, and why dying instantly might be preferable to surviving what comes after.
 
Autoerotic asphyxiation, public shame, and how families rewrite uncomfortable truths.
 
How cultural perception flips overnight, from fear to obsession. K-pop, Netflix, and the line between admiration and fetishization.
 
Scorpions, snake venom, and the idea that sometimes survival isn’t the point.
 
Corporate media, the collapse of local radio, Covid guilt, money stress, aging, and the low-grade anxiety underneath everyday life.]]>1836adulthood,anxiety,comedy,commentary,conversations,culture,dark,death,fear,humor,internet,media,money,mortality,pop,psychology,shame,social,stress,tabootruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/counting-houses--69374321
Then the conversation drifts into Stranger Things and whether the ending reads like a real story, a Dungeons and Dragons retcon, or a full “it was all a game” twist, complete with credit-sequence evidence, character survival math, and the kind of nitpicking that only happens when you care too much and still want to complain. From there it becomes a walking tour that turns mildly conspiratorial. “Gary” and “Selena” cut through a quiet neighborhood in Arizona, debate whether it feels haunted or just over-surveilled, clock weird houses and empty streets, and start counting properties like amateur investigators, recalculating the total in real time while trying not to look like they are casing the place.

The side quests include barcoded turtles with questionable names, sidewalk accessibility theories, community pool commentary, and the creeping realization that counting houses is how you get yourself on someone’s doorbell camera montage. It gets increasingly inappropriate in the way real conversations do when nobody is trying to behave. Helen Keller jokes collide with Heelys logistics, poop incidents stack up, noise-canceling headphones become a relationship hazard, and a Fruit Roll-Up debate goes fully off the rails. Add a stairwell smell so bad it becomes a local mystery, an Arizona heat complaint spiral, and a late-game pivot into Medieval Times hype, boozy slushie speculation, dessert martinis, Vegas dinner sticker shock, and wedding venue memories that make expensive burgers feel even more tragic.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/69374321Fri, 09 Jan 2026 20:12:50 +0000Terrible PersonWhat’s the worst kind of workout humiliation, the kind where your expensive running shoes audibly pop like a balloon mid-treadmill, or the kind where a coach screams about your form while you try not to puke in a warehouse parking lot. A detour...
Then the conversation drifts into Stranger Things and whether the ending reads like a real story, a Dungeons and Dragons retcon, or a full “it was all a game” twist, complete with credit-sequence evidence, character survival math, and the kind of nitpicking that only happens when you care too much and still want to complain. From there it becomes a walking tour that turns mildly conspiratorial. “Gary” and “Selena” cut through a quiet neighborhood in Arizona, debate whether it feels haunted or just over-surveilled, clock weird houses and empty streets, and start counting properties like amateur investigators, recalculating the total in real time while trying not to look like they are casing the place.

The side quests include barcoded turtles with questionable names, sidewalk accessibility theories, community pool commentary, and the creeping realization that counting houses is how you get yourself on someone’s doorbell camera montage. It gets increasingly inappropriate in the way real conversations do when nobody is trying to behave. Helen Keller jokes collide with Heelys logistics, poop incidents stack up, noise-canceling headphones become a relationship hazard, and a Fruit Roll-Up debate goes fully off the rails. Add a stairwell smell so bad it becomes a local mystery, an Arizona heat complaint spiral, and a late-game pivot into Medieval Times hype, boozy slushie speculation, dessert martinis, Vegas dinner sticker shock, and wedding venue memories that make expensive burgers feel even more tragic.]]>3292advertising,airmax,arizona,awkward,crossfit,dnd,fitness,headphones,heelys,martinis,medievaltimes,neighborhood,orangetheory,poop,strangerthings,treadmill,turtle,vegas,wedding,workouttruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/ignore-the-guy-with-the-hat--69263898
A parked Mustang outside a Mormon church sparks youth pastor theories, which quickly slide into Joseph Smith lore, golden tablets, hats, secret names, and who exactly gets called to which planet. Movie and TV nostalgia creeps in next. Princess Bride debates, tights-based medieval fashion logic, Robin Hood physics, Braveheart indifference, A Knight’s Tale appreciation, and the growing suspicion that Stranger Things might end as a Dungeons and Dragons campaign reveal. Credit sequences get analyzed, character ages questioned, and Dustin’s emotional arc critiqued with more passion than anyone expected. The walk keeps going and so do the detours. “Gary” and “Selena” talk Medieval Times logistics, actor unions, Scottsdale knights, boozy slushie probabilities, and whether corporate team-building has gone too far.

That spirals into holiday food breakdowns, gravy packet math, pizza over-ordering, and how salad math never works the way anyone thinks it will. By the end, it stacks into pure conversational sprawl. YouTube premium loyalty, radio money politics, Mario Tennis obsession, Switch release frustration, Christmas haul accounting, zipline safety skepticism, Titanic logic, ghost towns, and the quiet realization that this is what happens when nobody is editing, nobody is behaving, and you are close enough to hear everything you probably were not supposed to.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/69263898Thu, 01 Jan 2026 00:44:38 +0000Terrible PersonA New Year walk turns into a loose, meandering argument about whether it is better to storm off during a fight or accidentally get lost on a dark community college campus while electric-bike teenagers circle a little too slowly. From there the...
A parked Mustang outside a Mormon church sparks youth pastor theories, which quickly slide into Joseph Smith lore, golden tablets, hats, secret names, and who exactly gets called to which planet. Movie and TV nostalgia creeps in next. Princess Bride debates, tights-based medieval fashion logic, Robin Hood physics, Braveheart indifference, A Knight’s Tale appreciation, and the growing suspicion that Stranger Things might end as a Dungeons and Dragons campaign reveal. Credit sequences get analyzed, character ages questioned, and Dustin’s emotional arc critiqued with more passion than anyone expected. The walk keeps going and so do the detours. “Gary” and “Selena” talk Medieval Times logistics, actor unions, Scottsdale knights, boozy slushie probabilities, and whether corporate team-building has gone too far.

That spirals into holiday food breakdowns, gravy packet math, pizza over-ordering, and how salad math never works the way anyone thinks it will. By the end, it stacks into pure conversational sprawl. YouTube premium loyalty, radio money politics, Mario Tennis obsession, Switch release frustration, Christmas haul accounting, zipline safety skepticism, Titanic logic, ghost towns, and the quiet realization that this is what happens when nobody is editing, nobody is behaving, and you are close enough to hear everything you probably were not supposed to.]]>2292argument,awkward,chaos,christmas,dnd,gaming,gifts,holidays,humor,medieval,mormon,newyear,nostalgia,podcasting,radio,relationships,religion,strangethings,walking,youtubetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/ryan-murphy-s-lady-lawyers-pt-2--69715455
Somewhere in the middle, a rhinestone-covered gingerbread house that lights up becomes a serious creative project, complete with battery paranoia and a very specific fear of doing hours of work for a total Christmas Vacation-style failure. Then it pivots hard into celebrity attraction math. Leonardo DiCaprio eras, Brad Pitt timelines, Ryan Reynolds falloff, Joaquin Phoenix face debates, and the sudden rage sparked by people rebranding their own names. It slides into pop culture side quests like It’s Always Sunny seasons that feel like a punishment, the celebrity business industrial complex, and the idea that making makeup, tequila, or supplements is the safest way to stay famous without ever risking a new album.

The internet segment gets darker fast. A lawsuit over a kids game being used for grooming, the memory of AOL-style chat room “asl” moments, and how easy it was to think you were talking to a teenager when it was probably a grown man. It jumps to viral headlines that feel fake but are real, including a hotel worker washing stained sheets in a hot tub while guests are still in it, plus the bleak realization that a lot of “safe” spaces are only safe until someone figures out how to exploit them.

Food comes roaring back at the end with Taco Bell’s Baja Blast pie hype, the rage of app-only menu items that never exist at your location, and the familiar corporate trick of going viral just to get people in the door. It closes where it began, with petty domestic chaos turned into a full argument archive, crumbs, orzo everywhere, and “Gary” and “Selena” treating minor messes like evidence in a case that will never be dismissed.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/895531?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 14 Nov 2025 07:59:00 +0000Terrible PersonHow does a conversation start with oyster crackers meant for soup and end up as a full-scale debate about celebrity hotness rankings, fast food dessert scams, and why every online platform eventually turns into a magnet for predators. It opens with...
Somewhere in the middle, a rhinestone-covered gingerbread house that lights up becomes a serious creative project, complete with battery paranoia and a very specific fear of doing hours of work for a total Christmas Vacation-style failure. Then it pivots hard into celebrity attraction math. Leonardo DiCaprio eras, Brad Pitt timelines, Ryan Reynolds falloff, Joaquin Phoenix face debates, and the sudden rage sparked by people rebranding their own names. It slides into pop culture side quests like It’s Always Sunny seasons that feel like a punishment, the celebrity business industrial complex, and the idea that making makeup, tequila, or supplements is the safest way to stay famous without ever risking a new album.

The internet segment gets darker fast. A lawsuit over a kids game being used for grooming, the memory of AOL-style chat room “asl” moments, and how easy it was to think you were talking to a teenager when it was probably a grown man. It jumps to viral headlines that feel fake but are real, including a hotel worker washing stained sheets in a hot tub while guests are still in it, plus the bleak realization that a lot of “safe” spaces are only safe until someone figures out how to exploit them.

Food comes roaring back at the end with Taco Bell’s Baja Blast pie hype, the rage of app-only menu items that never exist at your location, and the familiar corporate trick of going viral just to get people in the door. It closes where it began, with petty domestic chaos turned into a full argument archive, crumbs, orzo everywhere, and “Gary” and “Selena” treating minor messes like evidence in a case that will never be dismissed.]]>2060arguments,asmr,bajablast,bradpitt,celebrities,crackers,foodfight,gossip,hollywood,hoteltub,lawsuit,leonardo,predators,roblox,safety,snacking,streaming,tacobell,tacos,viraltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/ryan-murphy-s-lady-lawyers-pt-1--68489940
Go to www.TerriblePerson.co for premium episodes of terrible person.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/68489940Fri, 14 Nov 2025 07:00:08 +0000Terrible PersonOn this episode, terrible person covers a mix of trending news, weird stories, and everyday disasters. Topics include Kim Kardashian reportedly failing the bar exam, the most commonly missed warning signs of dementia, and Trailer Park Boys actor Mike...
Go to www.TerriblePerson.co for premium episodes of terrible person.]]>2496bar,boys,dementia,disaster,exam,hydrofoil,kardashian,kim,kitchen,mike,movie,park,person,sailboats,signs,smith,tenet,terrible,trailer,warningtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/wet-ass-pizza-pt-1--68392442
"Gary" and "Selena" dig into nostalgia, boyhood TV obsessions, Halloween letdowns, and how growing up changes the way public spaces, pop stars, and traditions feel. Along the way, food disasters, overpriced groceries, wet pizza regret, and everyday domestic annoyances turn into the kind of rambling that only makes sense when you hear it happening in real time.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/68392442Fri, 07 Nov 2025 07:00:08 +0000Terrible Person"Gary" and "Selena" spiral through awkward vape shop encounters, Comic-Con chaos, and how close things came to going very wrong at a convention tied to Power Rangers lore. The conversation jumps from cosplay weapons and near-death moments into...
"Gary" and "Selena" dig into nostalgia, boyhood TV obsessions, Halloween letdowns, and how growing up changes the way public spaces, pop stars, and traditions feel. Along the way, food disasters, overpriced groceries, wet pizza regret, and everyday domestic annoyances turn into the kind of rambling that only makes sense when you hear it happening in real time.]]>2324absurdity,aging,anxiety,awkwardencounters,celebritychanges,comiccon,conventions,cosplay,domesticlife,fame,foodfails,halloween,media,nearmiss,nostalgia,pizza,powerrangers,rambling,randomstories,vapestoriestruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/wet-ass-pizza-pt-2--69715464
The film talk gets meaner and more specific with a reassessment of Tenet that goes from “genius” to “actually terrible” once you start rewatching it, plus the broader Christopher Nolan problem of confusing the audience on purpose. Interstellar gets a reluctant pass, Batman movies get separated into a different category entirely, and The Odyssey becomes a future anxiety spiral about what happens when a director can’t resist making everything a puzzle. Then the conversation takes a hard left into pop culture discourse and the strange new era of gambling apps, lingerie branding, and algorithmic brain rot. A Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show watch turns into a bigger argument about presentation, identity, and how quickly people start second-guessing what they are looking at once the framing gets weird, followed by a bleak detour into Garfield bingo, mobile slots, and the depressing math of tiny winnings that only exist to keep people hooked.

It closes with maximum inappropriate domestic logistics when “Gary” and “Selena” install a bidet and immediately treat it like a product review, a scientific experiment, and a moral crisis all at once. Water temperature preferences, feature settings, seat-heating skepticism, cold plunge jokes, and the growing realization that the real horror movie is two adults discussing bathroom mechanics with this much confidence.





]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/892595?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 07 Nov 2025 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonHow does a conversation start with a Silence of the Lambs quote hunt and end with an extremely detailed review of a bathroom upgrade that becomes a full debate about the physics of aiming, the ethics of “priming,” and what qualifies as a peanut-butter...
The film talk gets meaner and more specific with a reassessment of Tenet that goes from “genius” to “actually terrible” once you start rewatching it, plus the broader Christopher Nolan problem of confusing the audience on purpose. Interstellar gets a reluctant pass, Batman movies get separated into a different category entirely, and The Odyssey becomes a future anxiety spiral about what happens when a director can’t resist making everything a puzzle. Then the conversation takes a hard left into pop culture discourse and the strange new era of gambling apps, lingerie branding, and algorithmic brain rot. A Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show watch turns into a bigger argument about presentation, identity, and how quickly people start second-guessing what they are looking at once the framing gets weird, followed by a bleak detour into Garfield bingo, mobile slots, and the depressing math of tiny winnings that only exist to keep people hooked.

It closes with maximum inappropriate domestic logistics when “Gary” and “Selena” install a bidet and immediately treat it like a product review, a scientific experiment, and a moral crisis all at once. Water temperature preferences, feature settings, seat-heating skepticism, cold plunge jokes, and the growing realization that the real horror movie is two adults discussing bathroom mechanics with this much confidence.





]]>2138bidet,buffalobill,chaos,comedy,gambling,garfield,horror,hygiene,inappropriate,interstellar,movies,nolan,realitytv,reviews,silence,sisterwives,slots,tenet,toilet,victoriassecrettruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/one-eye-bob-pt-2--69715456
Mushroom gummies, the Zak Bagans museum, crawl spaces, cursed boxes, salt circles, and the specific discomfort of being trapped in a room longer than you want to be while something unseen feels like it is watching. The line between “vibes” and fear gets blurry, especially when time stretches, expectations collapse, and you realize how long five hours can feel when you are waiting to leave. From there it jumps straight into road rage sociology. Neighborhood speed enforcers, aggressive middle fingers, polite honks gone wrong, and the quiet code drivers develop to survive traffic without losing their minds.

Courtesy flashes, moral victories, and the strange power trip of controlling a lane for three seconds too long. The last stretch zooms out into money, status, and systems that quietly rot everything they touch. Sports gambling scandals, point shaving, fake competition, and the unsettling idea that entire leagues function more like scripted entertainment than fair play. Youth sports, sororities, travel teams, and coaching grifts stack into one long argument about parents outsourcing childhood, paying obscene amounts of money for manufactured experiences, and confusing pressure with purpose. It ends in a place that feels fitting. Overthinking, exhaustion, side arguments, sudden sincerity, and the slow realization that most of this chaos comes from people trying too hard to win systems that were never designed to be fair in the first place.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/891431?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 31 Oct 2025 16:03:50 +0000Terrible PersonDo pop stars age out of relevance overnight, or does the culture just decide it is bored all at once. A casual opener about Sabrina Carpenter versus Taylor Swift turns into a broader teardown of pop star energy, homeschool vibes, relationship...
Mushroom gummies, the Zak Bagans museum, crawl spaces, cursed boxes, salt circles, and the specific discomfort of being trapped in a room longer than you want to be while something unseen feels like it is watching. The line between “vibes” and fear gets blurry, especially when time stretches, expectations collapse, and you realize how long five hours can feel when you are waiting to leave. From there it jumps straight into road rage sociology. Neighborhood speed enforcers, aggressive middle fingers, polite honks gone wrong, and the quiet code drivers develop to survive traffic without losing their minds.

Courtesy flashes, moral victories, and the strange power trip of controlling a lane for three seconds too long. The last stretch zooms out into money, status, and systems that quietly rot everything they touch. Sports gambling scandals, point shaving, fake competition, and the unsettling idea that entire leagues function more like scripted entertainment than fair play. Youth sports, sororities, travel teams, and coaching grifts stack into one long argument about parents outsourcing childhood, paying obscene amounts of money for manufactured experiences, and confusing pressure with purpose. It ends in a place that feels fitting. Overthinking, exhaustion, side arguments, sudden sincerity, and the slow realization that most of this chaos comes from people trying too hard to win systems that were never designed to be fair in the first place.]]>1875aliens,celebrities,chaos,conspiracy,driving,gambling,ghosts,kardashians,money,nba,paranormal,parenting,popculture,rage,road,sabrinacarpenter,sorority,sports,taylorswift,youthtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/one-eye-bob-pt-1--68366193
From there, celebrity irritation takes over. Ryan Murphy fatigue, Kardashian burnout, Travis Barker suspicion, radio personalities who confuse relevance with coolness, and the strange confidence of people who think money automatically makes them interesting. Industry stories bleed into resentment about executives, private jets, fake wellness drinks, and the surreal experience of watching corporations collapse upward while everyone else gets nothing. The conversation keeps sliding into modern anxiety. Microplastics, micro metals, vitamins that do not dissolve, medicine that does not work, and the creeping sense that everything sold as “healthy” will eventually turn out to be a scam.

Childhood myths get revisited, gum swallowing gets disproven the hard way, and bodily oversharing becomes unavoidable. By the end, it settles into domestic chaos and media overload. Troubled-teen shows, cult logic, unnecessary TV sex scenes, cat-sitting paranoia, door-checking rituals, and the constant low-grade stress of trying to be responsible while everything feels slightly out of control. “Gary” and “Selena” circle all of it with no real conclusion, just the relief of saying the quiet parts out loud.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/68366193Fri, 31 Oct 2025 16:02:27 +0000Terrible PersonWhat happens when a month off turns into a loose, spiraling reentry full of tech indecision, pop culture resentment, and deeply specific grievances that have been waiting patiently to come out. It starts with a deceptively simple question about buying...
From there, celebrity irritation takes over. Ryan Murphy fatigue, Kardashian burnout, Travis Barker suspicion, radio personalities who confuse relevance with coolness, and the strange confidence of people who think money automatically makes them interesting. Industry stories bleed into resentment about executives, private jets, fake wellness drinks, and the surreal experience of watching corporations collapse upward while everyone else gets nothing. The conversation keeps sliding into modern anxiety. Microplastics, micro metals, vitamins that do not dissolve, medicine that does not work, and the creeping sense that everything sold as “healthy” will eventually turn out to be a scam.

Childhood myths get revisited, gum swallowing gets disproven the hard way, and bodily oversharing becomes unavoidable. By the end, it settles into domestic chaos and media overload. Troubled-teen shows, cult logic, unnecessary TV sex scenes, cat-sitting paranoia, door-checking rituals, and the constant low-grade stress of trying to be responsible while everything feels slightly out of control. “Gary” and “Selena” circle all of it with no real conclusion, just the relief of saying the quiet parts out loud.]]>2159anxiety,apple,cats,celebrities,chaos,commentary,explicit,humor,kardashians,media,microplastics,nostalgia,phones,popculture,radio,relationships,ryanmurphy,tech,tvshows,wellnesstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/let-them-free-episode-only--67932209
Candy becomes a problem. Sour coatings, rough textures, citric acid regret, and the universal truth that snacks somehow get louder at night. The conversation drifts through health anxiety, internet panic cycles, and the constant feeling that everything is either bad for you now or will be later. Old myths resurface, new fears replace them, and certainty remains impossible. Somewhere in the middle, a philosophy emerges: “let them,” except no one can agree on what that actually means in practice. It ends exactly where it should. Hunger, irritation, circular debates, and the realization that deciding what to eat for dinner can be harder than solving any of the bigger problems discussed along the way.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67932209Sun, 28 Sep 2025 19:32:35 +0000Terrible PersonWhat starts as a casual “free episode” immediately turns into a long spiral about modern TV pacing, cultural burnout, and why nothing can just come out all at once anymore. Streaming shows get put on trial, from the surprising strength of Wednesday to...
Candy becomes a problem. Sour coatings, rough textures, citric acid regret, and the universal truth that snacks somehow get louder at night. The conversation drifts through health anxiety, internet panic cycles, and the constant feeling that everything is either bad for you now or will be later. Old myths resurface, new fears replace them, and certainty remains impossible. Somewhere in the middle, a philosophy emerges: “let them,” except no one can agree on what that actually means in practice. It ends exactly where it should. Hunger, irritation, circular debates, and the realization that deciding what to eat for dinner can be harder than solving any of the bigger problems discussed along the way.]]>2900arguments,candy,chaos,commentary,culture,decorations,domestic,freeepisode,halloween,healthanxiety,humor,netflix,rant,relatable,relationships,severance,snacks,streaming,television,wednesdaytruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/p-t-so-delicious--69715458
 From there, the discussion veers into noise, modern life overload, and how constant stimulation makes silence feel unsettling. Airplanes, traffic, and background chaos turn into a meditation on how rarely things actually stop anymore. The tone swings again into dark humor and late-night philosophy. Aliens, simulations, UFOs, ghosts, the afterlife, and whether existence is closer to a game, a loop, or a one-time experience. Big questions collide with absurd hypotheticals, half-formed theories, and the realization that nobody really knows anything. The episode winds down with everyday friction and intimacy. Travel memories, exhaustion, creative hobbies, unfinished projects, and the way hunger and heat can derail any conversation. Serious thoughts dissolve into jokes, irritation, and the familiar rhythm of talking in circles until dinner becomes the only remaining problem.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/738335?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sun, 14 Sep 2025 02:36:16 +0000Terrible PersonA free-flowing conversation moves from pop culture curiosity into heavier cultural reflection, starting with skepticism around celebrity-centered documentaries and how obsession gets packaged as storytelling. Current events cast a shadow over the...
 From there, the discussion veers into noise, modern life overload, and how constant stimulation makes silence feel unsettling. Airplanes, traffic, and background chaos turn into a meditation on how rarely things actually stop anymore. The tone swings again into dark humor and late-night philosophy. Aliens, simulations, UFOs, ghosts, the afterlife, and whether existence is closer to a game, a loop, or a one-time experience. Big questions collide with absurd hypotheticals, half-formed theories, and the realization that nobody really knows anything. The episode winds down with everyday friction and intimacy. Travel memories, exhaustion, creative hobbies, unfinished projects, and the way hunger and heat can derail any conversation. Serious thoughts dissolve into jokes, irritation, and the familiar rhythm of talking in circles until dinner becomes the only remaining problem.]]>2739afterlife,aliens,cats,celebrities,chaos,commentary,culture,currentevents,darkhumor,existential,history,lateconversation,media,philosophy,popculture,relationships,september11,simulation,television,ufotruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/ambushed-for-content-pt-2--69715466https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/732524?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 06 Sep 2025 03:24:50 +0000Terrible PersonA conversation that starts with everyday background noise and drifts straight into modern paranoia. Surveillance cameras, license plate readers, and how easily movement data is tracked without anyone noticing. A deep dive into rehab and sober-living...2438addiction,ai,desertlife,foodregret,fraud,freewill,insurance,internetbrain,medicaid,modernlife,paranoia,privacy,rehabscams,simulation,sleepdeprivation,surveillance,technology,tracking,viralculture,walkingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/ambushed-for-content-pt-1-w-johnjay-van-es--67650689
Blue Man Group chaos, mushrooms, horror movies, and why certain attractions feel cursed on a spiritual level. Horror films, conspiracy curiosity, cult vibes, and morbid collectibles blur together with industry nostalgia, creative burnout, and the weird afterlife of public personas. By the end it’s movie recommendations, true crime spirals, celebrity fatigue, and the kind of conversations that feel half nostalgic, half unhinged, and completely unscripted.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67650689Sat, 06 Sep 2025 03:24:04 +0000Terrible PersonA loose, chaotic hang that starts with food talk and pop culture burnout before spiraling into celebrity obsession, oversaturation, and how fame rewires the way people talk about relationships. A surprise phone call turns into a long catch-up covering...
Blue Man Group chaos, mushrooms, horror movies, and why certain attractions feel cursed on a spiritual level. Horror films, conspiracy curiosity, cult vibes, and morbid collectibles blur together with industry nostalgia, creative burnout, and the weird afterlife of public personas. By the end it’s movie recommendations, true crime spirals, celebrity fatigue, and the kind of conversations that feel half nostalgic, half unhinged, and completely unscripted.]]>1949amandaknox,burnout,celebrity,comedy,conspiracies,documentaries,fame,friendship,haunted,horrormovies,internetculture,media,mushrooms,nostalgia,oversaturation,podcastchaos,popculture,radio,truecrime,vegastruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/haunted-museums-blue-men-premium-only-vegas-recap--69715457
The night peaks with Blue Man Group chaos. Front-row intensity, eye contact, audience participation, booming drums, lasers, paint, marshmallows, and a surreal moment that feels cosmically targeted. The energy carries straight into Vegas NPC encounters, simulator rides gone wrong, late-night food failures, and the creeping realization that half the people around might not be real. By the end it’s exhaustion, bruises, sugar crashes, public weirdness, simulation theory, and the lingering question of whether Vegas itself is haunted.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/727249?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 30 Aug 2025 21:21:22 +0000Terrible PersonA Vegas recap that quickly turns into sensory overload. Endless casinos that all feel like malls, overpriced food, resort fees, and the strange exhaustion that comes from never actually being outside. From there it escalates into haunted museums,...
The night peaks with Blue Man Group chaos. Front-row intensity, eye contact, audience participation, booming drums, lasers, paint, marshmallows, and a surreal moment that feels cosmically targeted. The energy carries straight into Vegas NPC encounters, simulator rides gone wrong, late-night food failures, and the creeping realization that half the people around might not be real. By the end it’s exhaustion, bruises, sugar crashes, public weirdness, simulation theory, and the lingering question of whether Vegas itself is haunted.]]>3604bluemangroup,chaos,comedy,cults,haunted,horror,lasvegas,museums,mushrooms,nightlife,npc,overstimulation,paranoia,popculture,psychedelic,serialkillers,simulationtheory,travelstories,truecrime,vegastruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-largest-pt-2--69715460
Target backlash, and how politics, branding, and shopping have become weirdly inseparable. Schools, surveillance tech, keylogging, work devices, and the creeping sense that everything you type is being watched push the discussion into modern paranoia. The back half fractures into internet absurdity and cultural noise. AI-generated headlines, bizarre viral stories, strange animals, Mars obsession, celebrity tangents, conspiracy-adjacent thinking, and the way conversations slowly dissolve when there’s too much information and no clear point. It all ends where it always does: hunger, dinner decisions, and the realization that none of this actually resolved anything.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/722481?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 22 Aug 2025 04:47:12 +0000Terrible PersonA meandering conversation that starts with selling clothes and thrift-store economics before drifting into consumer culture, retail politics, and why big-box stores feel more expensive and less worth it than ever. Seasonal fashion trends, skinny jeans...
Target backlash, and how politics, branding, and shopping have become weirdly inseparable. Schools, surveillance tech, keylogging, work devices, and the creeping sense that everything you type is being watched push the discussion into modern paranoia. The back half fractures into internet absurdity and cultural noise. AI-generated headlines, bizarre viral stories, strange animals, Mars obsession, celebrity tangents, conspiracy-adjacent thinking, and the way conversations slowly dissolve when there’s too much information and no clear point. It all ends where it always does: hunger, dinner decisions, and the realization that none of this actually resolved anything.]]>2165ai,burnout,comedy,conspiracies,consumerism,corporateculture,fashiontrends,internetculture,media,modernlife,paranoia,politics,privacy,retail,surveillance,target,technology,thrifting,viralculture,walmarttruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-largest-pt-1--67474172https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67474172Fri, 22 Aug 2025 04:08:20 +0000Terrible PersonA chaotic opener that immediately spirals from fake intros and website plugs into a debate about getting “co-opted by the government,” relationship hypotheticals, and whether weed is quietly turning everyone into paranoid, forgetful NPCs. From there:...1936alien,chicago,comedy,conspiracy,coyotes,gaming,marriage,memories,mushrooms,nostalgia,paranoia,patreon,podcast,relationships,shazam,television,thrifting,vegas,viral,weedtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/street-burritos-and-free-bleeding-pt-2--69715459https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/719556?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 16 Aug 2025 00:29:37 +0000Terrible PersonA premium spiral that starts with street burritos and free bleeding and somehow escalates into global population collapse, sex trafficking economics, and why modern society feels spiritually poisoned. From period politics and performative activism to...2195blindness,chemicals,china,collapse,comedy,conspiracy,culture,food,freebleeding,government,lsd,mkultra,ozempic,paranoia,podcast,premium,radio,spirituality,streetfood,traffickingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/street-burritos-and-free-bleeding-pt-1--67374850Phoenix freeway crashes and fatal accidents
State and city lawsuits after highway deaths
Wrong way driving causes and safety failures
Taylor Swift new album backlash
Travis Kelce celebrity media saturation
Pop culture overexposure and fame fatigue
Sweet James billboard lawyer criticism
Phoenix attorney advertising culture
Predatory law firm marketing
Moon landing conspiracy theories
Fly Me to the Moon movie discussion
NASA footage skepticism
Sidewalk burrito survival story
Extreme cleanses and fasting disasters
Public bodily horror stories
Adult diapers and aging anxiety
Free bleeding discourse
Modern culture absurdity
Unfiltered relationship conversation]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67374850Fri, 15 Aug 2025 03:27:12 +0000Terrible PersonArizona wrong way drivers Phoenix freeway crashes and fatal accidents State and city lawsuits after highway deaths Wrong way driving causes and safety failures Taylor Swift new album backlash Travis Kelce celebrity media saturation Pop culture...Phoenix freeway crashes and fatal accidents
State and city lawsuits after highway deaths
Wrong way driving causes and safety failures
Taylor Swift new album backlash
Travis Kelce celebrity media saturation
Pop culture overexposure and fame fatigue
Sweet James billboard lawyer criticism
Phoenix attorney advertising culture
Predatory law firm marketing
Moon landing conspiracy theories
Fly Me to the Moon movie discussion
NASA footage skepticism
Sidewalk burrito survival story
Extreme cleanses and fasting disasters
Public bodily horror stories
Adult diapers and aging anxiety
Free bleeding discourse
Modern culture absurdity
Unfiltered relationship conversation]]>2132absurd,arizona,burrito,celebrity,cleanses,comedy,conspiracy,culture,explicit,freebleeding,lawyers,moonlanding,news,phoenix,podcast,relationships,taylorswift,terribleperson,traviskelce,wrongwaydriverstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/i-thought-hurricane-season-was-over-pt-2--69715462https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/716598?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sun, 03 Aug 2025 00:31:18 +0000Terrible PersonA long, unfiltered spiral that starts with Jeffrey Epstein conspiracy theories and missing jail footage, then slides into prison politics, pardons, and why billionaires never seem to face real consequences. From there it drifts into Uber safety...2371adamsandler,arguments,bluebeam,chaos,comedy,conspiracy,epstein,explicit,jeffreyepstein,meteor,modernlife,news,paranoia,podcast,popculture,relationships,severance,television,terribleperson,ufotruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/i-thought-hurricane-season-was-over-pt-1--67232478Levee failures and systemic collapse
New Orleans flooding timeline
Emergency response failures and FEMA confusion
Superdome conditions and displacement
Poverty, race, and disaster response
Government preparedness and accountability
Media coverage of Katrina aftermath
Cultural loss and long-term damage
Personal memories of Katrina era
Justin Timberlake Lyme disease discussion
Celebrity health headlines
Pennsylvania surrogacy loophole controversy
Sex offender legal gaps
Public safety legislation debates
Nintendo Switch pickup and gaming talk
Cat behavior theories
Domestic irritation and couch arguments
Modern news absurdity
Unfiltered relationship conversation]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67232478Sun, 03 Aug 2025 00:28:57 +0000Terrible PersonHurricane Katrina documentary breakdown Levee failures and systemic collapse New Orleans flooding timeline Emergency response failures and FEMA confusion Superdome conditions and displacement Poverty, race, and disaster response Government...Levee failures and systemic collapse
New Orleans flooding timeline
Emergency response failures and FEMA confusion
Superdome conditions and displacement
Poverty, race, and disaster response
Government preparedness and accountability
Media coverage of Katrina aftermath
Cultural loss and long-term damage
Personal memories of Katrina era
Justin Timberlake Lyme disease discussion
Celebrity health headlines
Pennsylvania surrogacy loophole controversy
Sex offender legal gaps
Public safety legislation debates
Nintendo Switch pickup and gaming talk
Cat behavior theories
Domestic irritation and couch arguments
Modern news absurdity
Unfiltered relationship conversation]]>2158arguments,celebrity,culture,disaster,documentary,explicit,fema,gaming,governmentfailure,history,hurricanekatrina,lymedisease,media,neworleans,news,nintendoswitch,pennsylvania,podcast,politics,relationshipstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-johnjay-rich-ama--69715468
Stories move through quitting moments, pay cuts, contract disputes, canceled projects, viral podcast success, and how corporate media handles creators once things get complicated. Reflections on grief, mental health, ego, resentment, loyalty, and the quiet pressure of being publicly funny while privately exhausted. Also covered: industry favoritism, audience backlash, coworker conflicts, creative control, censorship, career pivots, marriage changing priorities, and the reality of choosing stability over identity. A raw look at ambition, disappointment, closure, and what comes after walking away from something that defined your adult life.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/709046?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 25 Jul 2025 03:52:09 +0000Terrible PersonAn extended AMA that traces a full radio career arc, from landing an internship to leaving a long-running morning show after more than a decade. Behind-the-scenes radio dynamics, unpaid internships, internal politics, corporate decisions, creative...
Stories move through quitting moments, pay cuts, contract disputes, canceled projects, viral podcast success, and how corporate media handles creators once things get complicated. Reflections on grief, mental health, ego, resentment, loyalty, and the quiet pressure of being publicly funny while privately exhausted. Also covered: industry favoritism, audience backlash, coworker conflicts, creative control, censorship, career pivots, marriage changing priorities, and the reality of choosing stability over identity. A raw look at ambition, disappointment, closure, and what comes after walking away from something that defined your adult life.]]>4475ama,behindthescenes,broadcasting,burnout,careeradvice,corporateculture,creativity,creators,explicit,iheart,johnjay,media,mentalhealth,nostalgia,podcastindustry,podcasts,radio,relationships,rich,storytellingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/weird-news-week--67107375Coldplay kiss cam scandal and workplace affair speculation
Celebrity deaths, accidents, and vacation tragedies
Cruise ship disappearances and unsolved mystery documentaries
Hotel deaths, strange fatalities, and funeral home reality
Bizarre medical incidents and shocking hospital stories
Corporate conspiracies and Epstein distraction theories
Internet outrage cycles and viral scandal fatigue
Relationship fights, sickness arguments, and domestic chaos
Pop culture commentary and late-night news spirals]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/67107375Fri, 25 Jul 2025 03:46:31 +0000Terrible PersonWeird news headlines and off-the-rails media stories Coldplay kiss cam scandal and workplace affair speculation Celebrity deaths, accidents, and vacation tragedies Cruise ship disappearances and unsolved mystery documentaries Hotel deaths, strange...Coldplay kiss cam scandal and workplace affair speculation
Celebrity deaths, accidents, and vacation tragedies
Cruise ship disappearances and unsolved mystery documentaries
Hotel deaths, strange fatalities, and funeral home reality
Bizarre medical incidents and shocking hospital stories
Corporate conspiracies and Epstein distraction theories
Internet outrage cycles and viral scandal fatigue
Relationship fights, sickness arguments, and domestic chaos
Pop culture commentary and late-night news spirals]]>2549absurd,arguments,celebrity,chaos,comedy,commentary,conspiracy,crime,deathstories,explicit,iheart,internetculture,media,podcast,popculture,relationships,terribleperson,truecrime,viralnews,weirdnewstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/battery-with-batteries-pt-1--66966949A shattered Pyrex disaster and household damage control
Debating whether to release a long radio show AMA
Twelve years of radio work and complicated exits
Roller skating fantasies, birthday ideas, and midlife fitness plans
Workplace scandals involving teachers and students
Power imbalance, grooming, and uncomfortable school rumors
Crime headlines, yacht murders, and violent news cycles
Conspiracy thinking, media burnout, and avoiding the news
Everyday couple banter drifting into dark real-world topics]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66966949Fri, 18 Jul 2025 14:56:18 +0000Terrible PersonDomestic arguments and accidental chaos at home A shattered Pyrex disaster and household damage control Debating whether to release a long radio show AMA Twelve years of radio work and complicated exits Roller skating fantasies, birthday ideas, and...A shattered Pyrex disaster and household damage control
Debating whether to release a long radio show AMA
Twelve years of radio work and complicated exits
Roller skating fantasies, birthday ideas, and midlife fitness plans
Workplace scandals involving teachers and students
Power imbalance, grooming, and uncomfortable school rumors
Crime headlines, yacht murders, and violent news cycles
Conspiracy thinking, media burnout, and avoiding the news
Everyday couple banter drifting into dark real-world topics]]>2254and,assault,battery,cait,cats,choir,couple,diddy,dumb,epstein,grant,iheart,johnjay,kitsch,married,pomo,rich,sandwich,trouble,yetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/battery-with-batteries-pt-2--69715463Commute-call recording idea and everyday road-rage audio
Food tangents: turtle soup, frog legs, quail, gizzards, “use the whole chicken”
Pop culture/news grab bag: Kanye accusations, JoJo Siwa dating chatter
Dark TV/doc talk: “The Killer Speaks” biker grandpa confession story
Quick legal-ish detour: assault vs battery, sexual assault vs sexual battery
Haircut story: someone reportedly died in a salon chair mid-haircut
Cruise-ship show tie-in and reliving their own recent cruise
Conspiracy spiral: Bill Cosby “barbecue sauce” clip → 9/11/Dick Cheney theories
Nintendo Switch 2 hunt and asking listeners for leads/help finding stock]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/701849?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 18 Jul 2025 07:01:00 +0000Terrible PersonCouple “podcast prep” as the actual premium episode concept Commute-call recording idea and everyday road-rage audio Food tangents: turtle soup, frog legs, quail, gizzards, “use the whole chicken” Pop culture/news grab bag: Kanye accusations, JoJo...Commute-call recording idea and everyday road-rage audio
Food tangents: turtle soup, frog legs, quail, gizzards, “use the whole chicken”
Pop culture/news grab bag: Kanye accusations, JoJo Siwa dating chatter
Dark TV/doc talk: “The Killer Speaks” biker grandpa confession story
Quick legal-ish detour: assault vs battery, sexual assault vs sexual battery
Haircut story: someone reportedly died in a salon chair mid-haircut
Cruise-ship show tie-in and reliving their own recent cruise
Conspiracy spiral: Bill Cosby “barbecue sauce” clip → 9/11/Dick Cheney theories
Nintendo Switch 2 hunt and asking listeners for leads/help finding stock]]>2559911,assault,banter,battery,celebrity,comedy,commute,conspiracy,cosby,couples,cruise,documentary,food,jojosiwa,kanye,podcast,premium,switch2,truecrime,weirdnewstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/special-edition-2-week-notice-pt-2--69715469https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/693236?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 26 Jun 2025 03:40:39 +0000Terrible PersonPoop Cruise documentary and Carnival cruise sewage disaster Cruise ship plumbing failure, passenger conditions, and refunds Cat behavior, wet food diets, and extreme litter box odor Internet NPC theory and bot activity online DARPA, CERN, and the...2193ai,animals,celebrity,chaos,comedy,conspiracy,crime,cruise,culture,discussion,documentary,explicit,hollywood,internet,media,news,podcast,psychology,rescue,scandaltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/special-edition-2-week-notice-pt-1--66752156
The episode covers watching the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders series on Netflix, reactions to reality TV storytelling choices, and charity storylines. Gary and Selena talk about swimming at family homes, listening to Kesha, missing live TV broadcasts, frustration with local scheduling, and pop culture moments including Stephen King adaptations, horror movies, and current celebrity headlines. The conversation also includes leaving iHeartMedia, future plans, inside radio culture, and navigating change after more than a decade in the same job.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66752156Thu, 26 Jun 2025 03:38:41 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena discuss giving a two week notice and leaving a long running radio job, including reactions from coworkers and what comes next. They talk about watching the HBO funeral industry documentary and what it gets right and wrong, along with...
The episode covers watching the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders series on Netflix, reactions to reality TV storytelling choices, and charity storylines. Gary and Selena talk about swimming at family homes, listening to Kesha, missing live TV broadcasts, frustration with local scheduling, and pop culture moments including Stephen King adaptations, horror movies, and current celebrity headlines. The conversation also includes leaving iHeartMedia, future plans, inside radio culture, and navigating change after more than a decade in the same job.]]>21282,america,and,cait,cats,couple,dumb,grant,iheart,johnjay,kesha,kitsch,married,movies,pomo,quitting,radio,rich,switch,tvtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/big-time-boat-trip-pt-2--69715470
The episode covers couples massages, aggressive cruise upselling, bike tours, and food experiences on the ship, including Korean barbecue group dining, forced drinking games, and walking out of a multi course tasting restaurant. They also discuss turbulence during flights, plane crash news, running out of gas, grocery store frustrations, a ruined birthday cake order, bad customer service, and awkward encounters with strangers while traveling.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/691586?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 21 Jun 2025 03:46:11 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena continue breaking down their cruise honeymoon, including shore excursions, tour buses, group dynamics, and frustrations with other passengers. They talk about visiting Rome, dealing with long lines at the Vatican, extreme heat, and...
The episode covers couples massages, aggressive cruise upselling, bike tours, and food experiences on the ship, including Korean barbecue group dining, forced drinking games, and walking out of a multi course tasting restaurant. They also discuss turbulence during flights, plane crash news, running out of gas, grocery store frustrations, a ruined birthday cake order, bad customer service, and awkward encounters with strangers while traveling.]]>2340airlines,annoying,chaos,comedy,cruise,customerservice,explicit,food,groceries,honeymoon,life,podcast,relationships,restaurants,rome,stories,travel,turbulence,vacation,weedtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/big-time-boat-trip-pt-1--66664974
Gary and Selena also dive into cruise dining experiences, unlimited food and drink options, airline travel stress, airport smells, public bathroom disasters, and near misses while trying to make it back to the ship. Along the way they share stories about museums, excursions, overpriced hotel breakfasts, food culture differences, customer service frustrations, travel exhaustion, and the small moments that turn vacations into survival stories.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66664974Sat, 21 Jun 2025 03:45:04 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick off their honeymoon cruise stories with travel chaos, jet ski excursions in open water, and navigating European cities before boarding the ship. They talk through Barcelona, Mallorca, Ibiza, Corsica, and underground cave tours,...
Gary and Selena also dive into cruise dining experiences, unlimited food and drink options, airline travel stress, airport smells, public bathroom disasters, and near misses while trying to make it back to the ship. Along the way they share stories about museums, excursions, overpriced hotel breakfasts, food culture differences, customer service frustrations, travel exhaustion, and the small moments that turn vacations into survival stories.]]>2464airlines,barcelona,chaos,comedy,corsica,cruise,explicit,food,honeymoon,ibiza,jet,mallorca,podcast,restaurants,ski,stories,stress,tourists,travel,vacationtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/slurts-pt-2--69715488
Gary and Selena also react to extreme internet stunts, OnlyFans headlines, celebrity scandals, and viral news stories, along with discussions about death, near death experiences, and public reactions to them. The episode weaves through travel stress, flying anxiety, aging family members, airport routines, generational differences, and the small frustrations that build into bigger conversations about culture, attention, and modern life.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/674245?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 23 May 2025 04:56:19 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena talk through social media culture, influencer narcissism, and how phones shifted from tools into full time addictions. They discuss memory gaps, losing track of past experiences, and how constant content consumption affects...
Gary and Selena also react to extreme internet stunts, OnlyFans headlines, celebrity scandals, and viral news stories, along with discussions about death, near death experiences, and public reactions to them. The episode weaves through travel stress, flying anxiety, aging family members, airport routines, generational differences, and the small frustrations that build into bigger conversations about culture, attention, and modern life.]]>2073aging,attention,celebrity,chaos,comedy,conspiracies,crime,culture,explicit,flying,influencers,news,phones,podcast,relationships,socialmedia,stories,technology,travel,viraltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/slurts-pt-1--66213853
Gary and Selena break down influencer behavior in public spaces, social media performance culture, and the rise of manufactured online personas. They also touch on celebrity burnout, Justin Bieber headlines, fame aging poorly, reality television excess, Mormon influencer culture, and why modern entertainment feels increasingly hollow despite constant content.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/66213853Fri, 23 May 2025 00:26:12 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena debate Star Wars versus Harry Potter and how cultural obsession shapes entire generations. They talk about attention spans, why movies feel harder to commit to than TV shows, and how streaming platforms recycle older content instead of...
Gary and Selena break down influencer behavior in public spaces, social media performance culture, and the rise of manufactured online personas. They also touch on celebrity burnout, Justin Bieber headlines, fame aging poorly, reality television excess, Mormon influencer culture, and why modern entertainment feels increasingly hollow despite constant content.]]>2432addiction,attention,celebrity,chaos,comedy,commentary,culture,explicit,fame,gambling,harrypotter,influencers,media,phones,podcast,realitytv,slots,starwars,streaming,viraltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/miami--69715471
The episode slides into celebrity commentary, including weird press cycles, fame spirals, and how internet discourse turns every quote into a headline. Gary and Selena also talk about good-deed impulses, random public encounters, and the emotional weight of memorial sites and grief when it hits close to home. From there, they spiral into reality-TV taste, architecture and celebrity homes, aging, body maintenance, aesthetics, and the weird anxiety of how people present themselves in public. The conversation closes on fashion arguments, travel fantasies, and a final burst of chaotic audio nonsense that perfectly captures the show’s energy.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/664250?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Tue, 13 May 2025 01:38:20 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open with travel logistics, surprise plans, and the chaos of juggling gigs, pets, and last-minute schedules. They riff on the vibe of “Electric Pickle,” Miami energy, and nostalgia for old pop culture moments, then pivot into movie...
The episode slides into celebrity commentary, including weird press cycles, fame spirals, and how internet discourse turns every quote into a headline. Gary and Selena also talk about good-deed impulses, random public encounters, and the emotional weight of memorial sites and grief when it hits close to home. From there, they spiral into reality-TV taste, architecture and celebrity homes, aging, body maintenance, aesthetics, and the weird anxiety of how people present themselves in public. The conversation closes on fashion arguments, travel fantasies, and a final burst of chaotic audio nonsense that perfectly captures the show’s energy.]]>2887aging,architecture,banter,celebrity,chaos,comedy,drama,explicit,fashion,gooddeeds,grief,horror,marriage,memorial,miami,pickleball,podcast,premium,random,traveltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/soakin-pt-2--69715473
Gary and Selena also dive into conspiracy theories involving smart dust, surveillance technology, time loops, and how phones may be changing human behavior and health. Other topics include influencer culture, gambling psychology, internet addiction, generational differences in social behavior, secret societies, fraternity rituals, public embarrassment, COVID origin theories, ancient burial discoveries, Titanic letters, pop culture nostalgia, and reflections on modern media consumption.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/654186?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 02 May 2025 23:03:08 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena get into celebrity drama surrounding Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and the British royal family, including title disputes and public backlash. They talk about shock documentaries and extreme media with discussions around Faces of Death,...
Gary and Selena also dive into conspiracy theories involving smart dust, surveillance technology, time loops, and how phones may be changing human behavior and health. Other topics include influencer culture, gambling psychology, internet addiction, generational differences in social behavior, secret societies, fraternity rituals, public embarrassment, COVID origin theories, ancient burial discoveries, Titanic letters, pop culture nostalgia, and reflections on modern media consumption.]]>2484addiction,celebrity,chaos,comedy,conspiracy,covid,culture,cursedfilms,documentary,explicit,gambling,history,horror,influencers,media,phones,podcast,royals,technology,titanictruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/soakin-pt-1--65866305
Other topics include pets witnessing intimacy, sensory awkwardness, snack obsessions, vaping etiquette, influencer behavior, generational confidence, work conference partying, psychedelics, long-distance check-ins, jealousy misunderstandings, television criticism, and why certain prestige shows feel stuck in narrative loops. The episode ends with funeral home scandals, alleged misconduct, consent violations, and teasing deeper conversations about conspiracies, media manipulation, and emerging cultural anxieties.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65866305Fri, 02 May 2025 23:01:36 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena talk through backlash and reaction after a polarizing radio appearance, including audience responses, accusations of being inappropriate, and why authenticity tends to divide listeners. The conversation moves into Mormon soaking...
Other topics include pets witnessing intimacy, sensory awkwardness, snack obsessions, vaping etiquette, influencer behavior, generational confidence, work conference partying, psychedelics, long-distance check-ins, jealousy misunderstandings, television criticism, and why certain prestige shows feel stuck in narrative loops. The episode ends with funeral home scandals, alleged misconduct, consent violations, and teasing deeper conversations about conspiracies, media manipulation, and emerging cultural anxieties.]]>1923celebrity,chaos,comedy,conspiracy,controversy,culture,explicit,funeral,humor,identity,influencers,media,mormon,podcast,relationships,religion,scandal,soaking,television,viraltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/jjr-couples-therapy-1-uncensored--65757776
Grant and Cait dig into how they met, how their personalities clash and complement, and the very real pet peeves that can turn a normal night into a full-blown argument. They also unpack family reactions to the podcast, conspiracy tolerance, jealousy misunderstandings, and why planning dinner has somehow become one of the most dangerous parts of married life. The episode closes with an absurd mushroom-fueled misunderstanding, podcast “rotation” paranoia, aging panic, and a final riddle that sets the tone for exactly what this series is going to be.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65757776Mon, 28 Apr 2025 06:55:07 +0000Terrible PersonGrant and Cait kick off an uncensored Couples Therapy simulcast with chaotic “horny honey” experiments, unexpected side effects, and the kind of intimate oversharing that instantly shocks new listeners. They bounce between marriage routines, Cait’s...
Grant and Cait dig into how they met, how their personalities clash and complement, and the very real pet peeves that can turn a normal night into a full-blown argument. They also unpack family reactions to the podcast, conspiracy tolerance, jealousy misunderstandings, and why planning dinner has somehow become one of the most dangerous parts of married life. The episode closes with an absurd mushroom-fueled misunderstanding, podcast “rotation” paranoia, aging panic, and a final riddle that sets the tone for exactly what this series is going to be.]]>2704and,argument,cait,couple,dead,death,discussion,fight,funeral,grant,gross,johnjay,kitsch,lol,married,news,pomo,rich,silly,topicaltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/clown-hair-pt-2--69715483
Gary and Selena break down Black Mirror episodes, simulation theory, whether reality feels artificial, and why certain stories land emotionally while others miss. Other topics include celebrity legacy, who will actually be remembered in history, class barriers in elite sports, viral news stories, conspiracy-adjacent thinking, family obligations, miscommunication spirals, errands that turn into arguments, Target versus Old Navy debates, and how everyday logistics quietly become relationship stress tests.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/629951?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 17 Apr 2025 23:39:16 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move from candy nostalgia and Southwest tourist culture into strange observations about souvenir towns, crystal shops, and why certain places feel identical no matter where you are. They talk about celebrity arrests, public...
Gary and Selena break down Black Mirror episodes, simulation theory, whether reality feels artificial, and why certain stories land emotionally while others miss. Other topics include celebrity legacy, who will actually be remembered in history, class barriers in elite sports, viral news stories, conspiracy-adjacent thinking, family obligations, miscommunication spirals, errands that turn into arguments, Target versus Old Navy debates, and how everyday logistics quietly become relationship stress tests.]]>2140arguments,blackmirror,celebrity,chaos,comedy,commentary,conspiracy,culture,errands,explicit,health,media,modernlife,mushrooms,news,nostalgia,podcast,relationships,simulation,traveltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/clown-hair-pt-1--65618119
Gary and Selena move through travel restrictions, visa requirements, global mobility frustrations, Mario Kart distractions, mushrooms, and altered states as tools for questioning perception. The episode drifts into intimacy habits, sex and music, dream logic, relationship miscommunication, nightmares, irritation spirals, and how humor can defuse tension. Other topics include haircuts as accidental therapy, self-image, social awkwardness, small talk avoidance, errands turning existential, technology dependence, conspiracy thinking, reality boundaries, and the feeling that something fundamental about the world no longer adds up.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65618119Thu, 17 Apr 2025 23:37:43 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena dive into skepticism about space travel, celebrity space tourism, and why media spectacle feels disconnected from reality. They talk about women in space headlines, distrust of billion-dollar stunts, Arizona weather anomalies, strange...
Gary and Selena move through travel restrictions, visa requirements, global mobility frustrations, Mario Kart distractions, mushrooms, and altered states as tools for questioning perception. The episode drifts into intimacy habits, sex and music, dream logic, relationship miscommunication, nightmares, irritation spirals, and how humor can defuse tension. Other topics include haircuts as accidental therapy, self-image, social awkwardness, small talk avoidance, errands turning existential, technology dependence, conspiracy thinking, reality boundaries, and the feeling that something fundamental about the world no longer adds up.]]>2088anxiety,chaos,coachella,comedy,commentary,conspiracy,culture,dreams,explicit,intimacy,media,modernlife,mushrooms,podcast,reality,relationships,space,technology,travel,weathertruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/vape-store-revelations-pt-2--69715474
The conversation expands into television reactions, including White Lotus themes around morality, money, and betrayal. They react to breaking news involving musicians, police encounters, crime footage, and the psychological toll of violence. Gary and Selena discuss genetic engineering, extinct animals, fears around technological overreach, and whether society is moving too fast. Other topics include celebrity backlash, Disney controversies, media scapegoating, childhood nostalgia, generational shifts, Easter consumerism, royal family drama, conspiracy thinking, gun anxiety, public confrontations, and the constant background hum of unease shaping modern life]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/623776?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 11 Apr 2025 02:26:49 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena talk through impulse versus patience, everyday irritations, and why small rewards feel meaningful in a chaotic world. They move from clothing choices and personal style into intimacy boundaries, confidence, and why buying clothes for...
The conversation expands into television reactions, including White Lotus themes around morality, money, and betrayal. They react to breaking news involving musicians, police encounters, crime footage, and the psychological toll of violence. Gary and Selena discuss genetic engineering, extinct animals, fears around technological overreach, and whether society is moving too fast. Other topics include celebrity backlash, Disney controversies, media scapegoating, childhood nostalgia, generational shifts, Easter consumerism, royal family drama, conspiracy thinking, gun anxiety, public confrontations, and the constant background hum of unease shaping modern life]]>2428anxiety,celebrity,chaos,comedy,commentary,conspiracy,culture,explicit,genetics,intimacy,media,modernlife,morality,news,podcast,relationships,society,technology,television,violencetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/vape-store-revelations-pt-1--65533239
As the episode unfolds, Gary and Selena drift into observations about relationships, money, celebrity tie-ins, and the oddly intimate moments that surface in public places, all while letting jokes, tension, and occasional inappropriate asides slip through. The result feels like overhearing Gary and Selena think out loud in real time, with humor constantly brushing up against discomfort, honesty, and everyday absurdity.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65533239Fri, 11 Apr 2025 02:25:43 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move through a loose, unfiltered stretch of conversation that jumps from nicotine pouches and vape-store encounters to live music chaos, festival crowds, and the strange social rituals that happen when brands, substances, and people...
As the episode unfolds, Gary and Selena drift into observations about relationships, money, celebrity tie-ins, and the oddly intimate moments that surface in public places, all while letting jokes, tension, and occasional inappropriate asides slip through. The result feels like overhearing Gary and Selena think out loud in real time, with humor constantly brushing up against discomfort, honesty, and everyday absurdity.]]>2638absurdity,anxiety,arguments,authenticity,awkward,brands,celebrities,chaos,crowds,festivals,humor,intimacy,money,music,nicotine,observations,relationships,revelations,substances,vapestoretruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/co-jita-kool-aid-pt-2--69715461
The discussion spirals outward into aliens, religion, true-crime headlines, fame, violence, and internet overload, with "Gary" and "Selena" reacting in real time as humor, discomfort, and raw honesty bleed together. It feels less like a performance and more like overhearing a private conversation that keeps slipping between jokes and something heavier underneath.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/615209?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 04 Apr 2025 07:01:00 +0000Terrible Person"Gary" and "Selena" drift through a long, winding conversation that jumps from cosmetic procedures and body anxiety into arguments, misunderstandings, and the quiet tension that builds after a fight. As the episode unfolds, "Gary" and "Selena" touch...
The discussion spirals outward into aliens, religion, true-crime headlines, fame, violence, and internet overload, with "Gary" and "Selena" reacting in real time as humor, discomfort, and raw honesty bleed together. It feels less like a performance and more like overhearing a private conversation that keeps slipping between jokes and something heavier underneath.]]>2517aliens,anxiety,arguments,beauty,conflict,emotions,fear,headlines,honesty,internet,intimacy,jealousy,paranoia,procedures,reactions,relationships,religion,tension,trust,violencetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/co-jita-kool-aid-pt-1--65338724
The conversation moves from harmless jokes into darker undercurrents about attention, validation, safety, and how quickly everyday life turns surreal. It feels like listening in as "Gary" and "Selena" talk themselves in circles, chasing laughs while accidentally brushing up against something uncomfortable and real.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65338724Fri, 04 Apr 2025 07:00:07 +0000Terrible Person"Gary" and "Selena" open this episode in a loose, chaotic rhythm that slides from pop culture obsession into absurd invention, relationship banter, and creeping existential thoughts. As they react to television moments, product ideas, AI, fame, and...
The conversation moves from harmless jokes into darker undercurrents about attention, validation, safety, and how quickly everyday life turns surreal. It feels like listening in as "Gary" and "Selena" talk themselves in circles, chasing laughs while accidentally brushing up against something uncomfortable and real.]]>1883airecognition,aliensandpyramids,cait,cosmeticthreading,dantesinferno,drphilskepticism,grant,humantrafficking,iheart,jeanclaudevandamme,johnjay,judgejudycredibility,kitsch,pomo,radio,relationshipdynamics,rich,socialmediaimpact,thaifooddinner,vacationplanningtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bearded-peers-pt-2--69715500https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/606596?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 21 Mar 2025 23:55:26 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena drift through unpaid gigs, ruined dinners, public embarrassment, and half-serious conspiracy theories as the episode unfolds into a string of everyday failures and uneasy observations. From cooking mistakes and throwing up in public to...2148absurdity,anxiety,arguments,conspiracies,cooking,doubt,embarrassment,exhaustion,failure,frustration,insecurity,money,paranoia,relationships,routine,space,trust,worktruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bearded-peers-pt-1--65024063
Gary and Selena circle these moments with humor that keeps slipping into unease, letting everyday observations expose how thin the line is between boredom, anger, and genuine confusion about the world they’re navigating.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/65024063Fri, 21 Mar 2025 23:35:53 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move through awkward neighbor encounters, daytime coyotes, scammy “expert” advice, and spiraling thoughts about race, media, and credibility. What starts with small irritations around home life stretches into bigger discomfort about...
Gary and Selena circle these moments with humor that keeps slipping into unease, letting everyday observations expose how thin the line is between boredom, anger, and genuine confusion about the world they’re navigating.]]>1946advice,animals,anxiety,confusion,coyotes,credibility,curiosity,discomfort,frustration,home,insecurity,irritation,media,neighbors,observation,paranoia,race,scams,skepticism,tensiontruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/heidi-klum-s-hands-the-magical-creatures-pt-2--69715484
From there, "Gary" and "Selena" drift into Disney controversies, Snow White backlash, magical creatures, casting debates, and the strange logic behind outrage marketing. The episode keeps sliding into religion, Mormon origin stories, witch trials, Game of Thrones characters, unfinished TV arcs, and why nostalgia rarely holds up on rewatch. Along the way, food frustrations, pizza economics, Little Caesars disappointment, and movie nights gone wrong underline how pop culture, belief systems, and everyday life blur together into one long, inappropriate thought loop.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/603808?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 14 Mar 2025 07:01:00 +0000Terrible Person"Gary" and "Selena" spiral through celebrity obsession, reality television burn-out, and conspiracy-tinged speculation, bouncing between Heidi Klum, YouTube fame cycles, and why certain public figures feel impossible to escape. The conversation moves...
From there, "Gary" and "Selena" drift into Disney controversies, Snow White backlash, magical creatures, casting debates, and the strange logic behind outrage marketing. The episode keeps sliding into religion, Mormon origin stories, witch trials, Game of Thrones characters, unfinished TV arcs, and why nostalgia rarely holds up on rewatch. Along the way, food frustrations, pizza economics, Little Caesars disappointment, and movie nights gone wrong underline how pop culture, belief systems, and everyday life blur together into one long, inappropriate thought loop.]]>2294absurdity,beliefs,celebrity,confusion,conspiracies,disney,fame,food,gamethrones,media,mormonism,movies,nostalgia,outrage,pizza,religion,snowwhite,space,television,witchtrialstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/heidi-klum-s-hands-the-magical-creatures-pt-1--64865015
"Gary" and "Selena" also touch on cats, neighbors, daytime coyotes, spray tans, paper-thin skin, red carpet hype, celebrity aging, poop videos, internet shock value, and how easily curiosity turns into disgust. The episode settles into movie talk with Heretic, religion, Mormon rules, belief systems, and the uneasy overlap between faith, control, and performance, all while humor keeps undercutting the discomfort.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64865015Fri, 14 Mar 2025 07:00:07 +0000Terrible Person"Gary" and "Selena" open the episode with awkward run-ins with listeners, money stress, taxes, and the strange reality of putting constant effort into something that barely pays back. They move into the Snow White backlash, Disney’s decision to...
"Gary" and "Selena" also touch on cats, neighbors, daytime coyotes, spray tans, paper-thin skin, red carpet hype, celebrity aging, poop videos, internet shock value, and how easily curiosity turns into disgust. The episode settles into movie talk with Heretic, religion, Mormon rules, belief systems, and the uneasy overlap between faith, control, and performance, all while humor keeps undercutting the discomfort.]]>1769absurdity,beliefs,cats,celebrities,coyotes,discomfort,disney,magicalcreatures,money,mormonism,movies,neighbors,outrage,religion,shock,snowwhite,spraytan,taxes,traffic,walkingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/saw-s-pt-2--69715478
Gary and Selena reflect on true-crime figures chasing attention, viral violence clips, and how easily shock turns into background noise online. The episode moves through funeral home memories, autopsies, and the strange calm that follows seeing death up close, before veering into politics, public figures, conspiracy thinking, and the unsettling theater of televised speeches. Throughout it all, Gary and Selena balance grim observations with blunt humor, landing on food, leftovers, and the quiet relief of surviving another week.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/602075?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 08 Mar 2025 00:13:17 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena drift through late-night TV, old episodes of Cops, and how casual nostalgia collides with real consequences. From stories about arrests, drugs, and reckless driving to freeway pileups, dust storms, and fatal crashes, the conversation...
Gary and Selena reflect on true-crime figures chasing attention, viral violence clips, and how easily shock turns into background noise online. The episode moves through funeral home memories, autopsies, and the strange calm that follows seeing death up close, before veering into politics, public figures, conspiracy thinking, and the unsettling theater of televised speeches. Throughout it all, Gary and Selena balance grim observations with blunt humor, landing on food, leftovers, and the quiet relief of surviving another week.]]>2054absurdity,accidents,attention,autopsies,conspiracies,crime,death,fear,freeways,funeralhome,media,news,nostalgia,politics,shock,survival,television,truecrime,violencetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/saw-s-pt-1--64756883
"Gary" and "Selena" talk through reality television burnout, Casey Anthony resurfacing in public life, and what it means when notoriety becomes someone’s entire identity. The episode also touches on deaths inside businesses, watching COPS, autopsies, and how proximity to violence shifts perspective. From there, the discussion veers into political figures, meeting John McCain, Ted Kennedy lore, conspiracy thinking, and the enduring pull of franchises like Saw and Jigsaw, before spiraling into tech anxiety, punishment simulations, and whether reality itself feels increasingly artificial.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64756883Sat, 08 Mar 2025 00:11:03 +0000Terrible Person"Gary" and "Selena" move through serial killers, the death penalty, and whether mental health diagnoses should change how punishment is applied. The conversation drifts into Lego factories, obscure production facts, and how trivial information can...
"Gary" and "Selena" talk through reality television burnout, Casey Anthony resurfacing in public life, and what it means when notoriety becomes someone’s entire identity. The episode also touches on deaths inside businesses, watching COPS, autopsies, and how proximity to violence shifts perspective. From there, the discussion veers into political figures, meeting John McCain, Ted Kennedy lore, conspiracy thinking, and the enduring pull of franchises like Saw and Jigsaw, before spiraling into tech anxiety, punishment simulations, and whether reality itself feels increasingly artificial.]]>1854absurdity,autopsies,caseyanthony,conspiracies,cops,crime,deathpenalty,existential,fear,legofacts,lifesentences,media,notoriety,politics,punishment,realitytv,serialkillers,simulation,technology,violencetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/low-energy-extravaganza-pt-2--69715487
"Gary" and "Selena" talk about Epstein headlines resurfacing, conspiracy speculation, aliens, interdimensional theories, and the feeling that nothing shocking actually lands anymore. The discussion slides into streaming burnout, reality-TV scams, influencer fraud, and how grifting can feel easier than working. Food mishaps, car maintenance frustration, animal news, and awkward celebrity transformations round out the episode, capturing the uneasy mix of boredom, dark curiosity, and detached humor that defines a truly low-energy spiral.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/598731?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 01 Mar 2025 17:16:13 +0000Terrible Person"Gary" and "Selena" drift through exhaustion, low motivation, and the strange comfort of letting conversations wander without a point. The episode moves from bizarre medical documentaries and body horror into celebrity news fatigue, internet scandals,...
"Gary" and "Selena" talk about Epstein headlines resurfacing, conspiracy speculation, aliens, interdimensional theories, and the feeling that nothing shocking actually lands anymore. The discussion slides into streaming burnout, reality-TV scams, influencer fraud, and how grifting can feel easier than working. Food mishaps, car maintenance frustration, animal news, and awkward celebrity transformations round out the episode, capturing the uneasy mix of boredom, dark curiosity, and detached humor that defines a truly low-energy spiral.]]>1937absurdity,aliens,animals,burnout,celebritynews,conspiracies,detachment,documentaries,epstein,exhaustion,fatigue,foodstories,frustration,grifting,interdimensional,medical,scams,scandals,streaming,uneasetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/low-energy-extravaganza-pt-1--64645691
Gary and Selena riff on genealogy obsession, 23andMe revelations, forgotten children’s books, old boy-band nostalgia, and how brains feel permanently fried by screens. The episode keeps circling the same feeling: being mentally tapped out while the world keeps throwing information, outrage, and random trivia at you, whether you’re ready for it or not.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64645691Sat, 01 Mar 2025 17:14:57 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena stumble into a low-energy haze that somehow covers everything at once, from Black History Month awkwardness and Twitter fight spirals to celebrity deaths and cultural burnout. The conversation drifts through Gene Hackman’s sudden...
Gary and Selena riff on genealogy obsession, 23andMe revelations, forgotten children’s books, old boy-band nostalgia, and how brains feel permanently fried by screens. The episode keeps circling the same feeling: being mentally tapped out while the world keeps throwing information, outrage, and random trivia at you, whether you’re ready for it or not.]]>2680absurdity,brainrot,burnout,celebritydeath,conspiracies,culturefatigue,detachment,distraction,exhaustion,genealogy,genehackman,heaviness,history,media,nostalgia,rambling,randomness,twitter,unease,violencetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/summoning-the-beings--69715491
"Gary" and "Selena" talk through deja vu, parallel timelines, and the unsettling idea of versions of yourself trying to send messages across realities. Biblical imagery, angels, death, reincarnation, enlightenment, and celebrity losses weave in and out, blending spiritual curiosity with fear, humor, and late-night vulnerability. The episode feels like overhearing two minds circling the same questions about consciousness, reality, and what happens when curiosity goes too far.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/593868?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 22 Feb 2025 16:56:19 +0000Terrible Person"Gary" and "Selena" move through Valentine’s Day tension, parking-lot confrontations, and the quiet irritation of everyday friction before sliding into sleep paralysis, shadow figures, and shared nightmare experiences. The conversation opens into...
"Gary" and "Selena" talk through deja vu, parallel timelines, and the unsettling idea of versions of yourself trying to send messages across realities. Biblical imagery, angels, death, reincarnation, enlightenment, and celebrity losses weave in and out, blending spiritual curiosity with fear, humor, and late-night vulnerability. The episode feels like overhearing two minds circling the same questions about consciousness, reality, and what happens when curiosity goes too far.]]>3587afterlife,angels,consciousness,curiosity,death,deja_vu,dimensions,enlightenment,existential,experiments,fear,government,mysticism,paralleldimensions,reality,sleepparalysis,spirituality,theories,unexplained,visionstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/st-valentine-is-listening-shhhh-pt-2--69715480
From there, "Gary" and "Selena" drift into fast food fixes, illness recovery, celebrity lawsuits, criminal appeals, and the strange details that surface when news cycles collide with real life. The episode feels like overhearing a private argument, a shared laugh, and a long night of processing chaos out loud.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/591256?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 14 Feb 2025 18:48:52 +0000Terrible Person"Gary" and "Selena" move through Valentine’s Day background noise while dissecting a public meltdown that spirals across social media, celebrity outrage, and shock-value headlines. The conversation shifts into a real-time frustration spiral over a...
From there, "Gary" and "Selena" drift into fast food fixes, illness recovery, celebrity lawsuits, criminal appeals, and the strange details that surface when news cycles collide with real life. The episode feels like overhearing a private argument, a shared laugh, and a long night of processing chaos out loud.]]>2525arguments,celebritynews,chaos,controversy,customerservice,fastfood,foodfail,frustration,headlines,illness,kanye,newsreaction,outrage,realtalk,recovery,refunds,relationships,socialmedia,valentine,viraltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/st-valentine-is-listening-shhhh-pt-1--64381863
As the episode drifts, "Gary" and "Selena" spiral into stories about power, manipulation, internet narratives, and the eerie details that stick when everything feels slightly off. The tone swings between disbelief and exhaustion, capturing a raw snapshot of processing noise in real time.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64381863Fri, 14 Feb 2025 18:47:04 +0000Terrible Person"Gary" and "Selena" slide into Valentine’s Day chaos with a loose, winding conversation that jumps from public meltdowns and celebrity guardianships to conspiracy-adjacent headlines, viral clips, and the strange logic behind modern outrage cycles....
As the episode drifts, "Gary" and "Selena" spiral into stories about power, manipulation, internet narratives, and the eerie details that stick when everything feels slightly off. The tone swings between disbelief and exhaustion, capturing a raw snapshot of processing noise in real time.]]>2053celebrities,chaos,conspiracy,controversy,fame,guardianship,halftimeshow,headlines,internet,manipulation,media,outrage,planecrash,power,publicmeltdown,scandals,superstition,valentine,viralclips,wendywilliamstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/who-s-got-an-ice-cube-pt-2--69715526
Gary" and "Selena" bounce between everyday annoyances like grocery store run-ins and bad drivers, and heavier thoughts about surveillance, data harvesting, media failure, and why everything feels slightly off even when nothing specific is happening.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/587153?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 31 Jan 2025 17:48:39 +0000Terrible Person"Gary" and "Selena" drift through another loose, low-filter stretch of conversation that moves from disturbing movie parallels and Jeffrey Epstein comparisons into internet rot, AI paranoia, and how misinformation spreads faster than reality. They...
Gary" and "Selena" bounce between everyday annoyances like grocery store run-ins and bad drivers, and heavier thoughts about surveillance, data harvesting, media failure, and why everything feels slightly off even when nothing specific is happening.]]>2455ai,badcustomerservice,burnout,dataprivacy,drivers,fakeheadlines,grocerydrama,headlines,internettoxicity,jeffreyepstein,mediafailures,misinformation,movies,onlineanger,paranoia,popculture,roadrage,socialmedia,surveillance,viralculturetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/who-s-got-an-ice-cube-pt-1--64088843
From there, "Gary" and "Selena" drift into paranoia, surveillance anxiety, and the feeling of being watched, sparked by strange rituals, misplaced objects, and an obsessive detour involving mysterious bolts left along a desert trail. The episode weaves through social media narcissism, privacy loss, power dynamics in celebrity friendships, viral outrage cycles, and the quiet dread that comes from questioning whether curiosity, coincidence, or something else is guiding behavior.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64088843Fri, 31 Jan 2025 17:31:24 +0000Terrible Person"Gary" and "Selena" spiral through celebrity conspiracy theories, influencer crying videos, and why public emotion online feels performative and unsettling. The conversation moves into Selena Gomez speculation, organ donor rumors, Illuminati...
From there, "Gary" and "Selena" drift into paranoia, surveillance anxiety, and the feeling of being watched, sparked by strange rituals, misplaced objects, and an obsessive detour involving mysterious bolts left along a desert trail. The episode weaves through social media narcissism, privacy loss, power dynamics in celebrity friendships, viral outrage cycles, and the quiet dread that comes from questioning whether curiosity, coincidence, or something else is guiding behavior.]]>2633anxiety,blakelively,celebrities,coincidence,conspiracy,fame,guardianship,illuminati,internettheories,obsession,paranoia,privacy,ritual,selena_gomez,socialmedia,surveillance,symbolism,taylor_swift,unease,wendywilliamstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-rina-pt-2--69715482
From there, "Gary" and "Selena" spiral into fashion debates, body image, trends coming back around, and why personal style feels tied to identity and control. The episode slides further into food aversions, fast-food confessions, hygiene paranoia, workplace bathroom horror stories, and social etiquette failures. As it unfolds, the discussion veers into celebrity deaths, conspiracy-adjacent thoughts, media spectacles, declassified assassinations, public performances gone wrong, and the unsettling realization that history, pop culture, and absurdity are constantly overlapping.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/585098?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 24 Jan 2025 23:33:13 +0000Terrible Person"Gary" and "Selena" drift through chaotic domestic moments, aging anxieties, and the strange intimacy of everyday routines, starting with pet mishaps, white hairs, and oddly specific memories that trigger nostalgia. The conversation moves into home...
From there, "Gary" and "Selena" spiral into fashion debates, body image, trends coming back around, and why personal style feels tied to identity and control. The episode slides further into food aversions, fast-food confessions, hygiene paranoia, workplace bathroom horror stories, and social etiquette failures. As it unfolds, the discussion veers into celebrity deaths, conspiracy-adjacent thoughts, media spectacles, declassified assassinations, public performances gone wrong, and the unsettling realization that history, pop culture, and absurdity are constantly overlapping.]]>2464absurdity,aging,assassinations,bodyimage,celebritynews,chaos,conspiracies,discomfort,familymemories,fashion,fastfood,foodstories,history,hygiene,media,nostalgia,paranoia,pets,publicmeltdowns,workplacestruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-rina-pt-1--63884708
From there, "Gary" and "Selena" slide into bodily chaos, food-related regret, aging anxiety, and the uncomfortable reality of digestive breakdowns becoming a recurring topic. The episode drifts through birthday dinners, overpriced Italian food, heartburn, nostalgia, and domestic changes that somehow feel emotionally significant. As the night unravels, the discussion spirals into microdosing, creativity, paranoia, celebrity conspiracies, power, fame, and whether public figures, billionaires, and institutions are as real or trustworthy as they appear. The episode feels like overhearing two people thinking out loud while everything connects in strange, uncomfortable ways.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/63884708Fri, 24 Jan 2025 23:08:27 +0000Terrible PersonGary" and "Selena" wander through true crime documentaries, missing person cases, and how easily identities could be rewritten decades ago without leaving a trace. The conversation shifts into concealed pregnancies, abandoned children, and unsettling...
From there, "Gary" and "Selena" slide into bodily chaos, food-related regret, aging anxiety, and the uncomfortable reality of digestive breakdowns becoming a recurring topic. The episode drifts through birthday dinners, overpriced Italian food, heartburn, nostalgia, and domestic changes that somehow feel emotionally significant. As the night unravels, the discussion spirals into microdosing, creativity, paranoia, celebrity conspiracies, power, fame, and whether public figures, billionaires, and institutions are as real or trustworthy as they appear. The episode feels like overhearing two people thinking out loud while everything connects in strange, uncomfortable ways.]]>2091absurdity,aging,anxiety,celebrities,conspiracies,digestion,discomfort,dna,domesticlife,fame,foodstories,identity,institutions,italianfood,microdosing,missingpersons,nostalgia,paranoia,power,truecrimetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/garreth-s-psychedelic-birthday-blow-out-premium-only--69715486
Along the way, Garreth unloads on podcast networks, fame chasers, washed-up media figures, and anyone selling “success” with zero substance. The episode swings between absurd comedy, uncomfortable truths, conspiracy thinking, and raw introspection, all fueled by a birthday mindset that’s equal parts enlightened and unhinged.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/582934?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 17 Jan 2025 02:47:31 +0000Terrible PersonA birthday episode spirals immediately out of control as Garreth dives headfirst into psychedelics, ego death, creative awakenings, and the realization that almost nothing actually matters except the few things that do. The conversation jumps from...
Along the way, Garreth unloads on podcast networks, fame chasers, washed-up media figures, and anyone selling “success” with zero substance. The episode swings between absurd comedy, uncomfortable truths, conspiracy thinking, and raw introspection, all fueled by a birthday mindset that’s equal parts enlightened and unhinged.]]>3737absurdity,birthday,comedy,consciousness,conspiracies,creativity,crime,ego,fame,grifters,influencers,internetculture,introspection,mushrooms,paranoia,podcasting,psychedelics,scandals,simulation,viralvideostruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/big-island-energy-pt-2--69715485
Along the way, they riff on media obsession, public freakouts, fame fatigue, existential dread, and the absurdity of modern life, letting humor slide into discomfort and back again. The episode plays out like an unfiltered late-night decompression, where curiosity, paranoia, and dark jokes collide without a safety net, and “Gary” and “Selena” say the quiet parts out loud while trying to make sense of the noise.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/580625?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 11 Jan 2025 06:17:41 +0000Terrible Person“Gary” and “Selena” spiral through a loose, chaotic conversation that jumps from Big Island fantasies and fake travel energy into language, identity, and cultural confusion, then veers hard into wildfires, aviation anxiety, celebrity scandals,...
Along the way, they riff on media obsession, public freakouts, fame fatigue, existential dread, and the absurdity of modern life, letting humor slide into discomfort and back again. The episode plays out like an unfiltered late-night decompression, where curiosity, paranoia, and dark jokes collide without a safety net, and “Gary” and “Selena” say the quiet parts out loud while trying to make sense of the noise.]]>2447absurdity,anxiety,aviation,celebrities,chaos,commentary,conspiracy,darkhumor,existential,explicit,internetculture,lateconversation,paranoia,rant,scandals,simulation,socialbehavior,spiral,uncensored,wildfirestruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/big-island-energy-pt-1--63650259
From there: Luigi Mangione / true crime speculation, TMZ-style coverage, and the weirdness of anonymous interviews, plus Squid Game Season 2 reactions, the old-man controversy, and why sequels can’t repeat the original. They close with Juror #2 (Clint Eastwood) moral dilemma talk, quick-hit TV (Sister Wives ATV crash), and holiday recap including Electric Pickle pickleball bar soft opening—with the promise of a more unhinged premium continuation.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/63650259Sat, 11 Jan 2025 06:15:35 +0000Terrible PersonA chaotic 2025 kickoff episode built around big grocery store beef after a ripped bag destroys a bottle of Baileys—leading to a customer service spiral, boycott energy, and a full rant about petty power trips, being broke, and modern retail hell. Then...
From there: Luigi Mangione / true crime speculation, TMZ-style coverage, and the weirdness of anonymous interviews, plus Squid Game Season 2 reactions, the old-man controversy, and why sequels can’t repeat the original. They close with Juror #2 (Clint Eastwood) moral dilemma talk, quick-hit TV (Sister Wives ATV crash), and holiday recap including Electric Pickle pickleball bar soft opening—with the promise of a more unhinged premium continuation.]]>2229argument,arizona,baileys,beastgames,boycott,clinteastwood,comedy,conspiracy,grocery,hbo,juror,luigi,marriage,mrbeast,netflix,pickleball,polygamy,squidgame,tmz,truecrimetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/christmas-is-wednesday-pt-2--69715489
From there, they unpack celebrity messiness around Alabama Barker and Bhad Bhabie, race and identity confusion on social media, and what feels genuine versus performative. The episode winds down with reactions to the Lisa Frank documentary, ruthless business behavior, nostalgia weaponized for profit, and the strange realization that Christmas is somehow already here while nothing feels finished.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/576709?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sun, 22 Dec 2024 00:33:19 +0000Terrible Person“Gary” and “Selena” drift through a pre-holiday spiral that moves from alien abduction theories and uncomfortable cultural questions into weed stories, body modification hypotheticals, and the chaos of being way too high at the vet. The conversation...
From there, they unpack celebrity messiness around Alabama Barker and Bhad Bhabie, race and identity confusion on social media, and what feels genuine versus performative. The episode winds down with reactions to the Lisa Frank documentary, ruthless business behavior, nostalgia weaponized for profit, and the strange realization that Christmas is somehow already here while nothing feels finished.]]>2281abduction,aging,alabamabarker,aliens,cats,celebrity,chaos,christmas,conspiracy,documentary,edibles,holiday,identity,lisafrank,nostalgia,pets,race,spiral,veterinary,weedtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/christmas-is-wednesday-pt-1--63432034
Then it gets darker and funnier: autoerotic asphyxiation hypotheticals, ancestry DNA paranoia, “what happens when we die” theories, and the weird modern phenomenon of adults intentionally going missing. They close with Chex Mix for the troops, cereal math, and the most chaotic soup cracker substitute attempt of all time.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/63432034Sun, 22 Dec 2024 00:31:42 +0000Terrible PersonBird flu headlines, Christmas dread, and broke holiday reality set the tone as Gareth and Skittle try to process how the year disappeared. They recap ZooLights, complain about forced photos, and spiral into Wicked fatigue, Ariana Grande’s SpongeBob...
Then it gets darker and funnier: autoerotic asphyxiation hypotheticals, ancestry DNA paranoia, “what happens when we die” theories, and the weird modern phenomenon of adults intentionally going missing. They close with Chex Mix for the troops, cereal math, and the most chaotic soup cracker substitute attempt of all time.]]>1990afterlife,ancestry,arianagrande,birdflu,celebrity,chexmix,christmas,comedy,conspiracy,dna,missingpersons,pandemic,paranoia,relationships,snacks,spiral,truecrime,wicked,zoomlights,zoostruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/regular-style-jump-rope-pt-2--69715505
 From workplace insanity and nursing home horror stories to spiders in the laundry, alien conspiracies, and bodily oversharing, Gary and Selena let the episode unravel naturally. It ends exactly where it should, with health updates no one asked for, cats doing security patrol, and the kind of conversations that only make sense once you’ve gone too far to turn back.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/574950?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 14 Dec 2024 18:27:28 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena drift through childhood nostalgia, unhinged memories, and low-stakes chaos as the conversation jumps from forgotten toys and board games to wrestling names, self esteem, and the strange confidence of “big guy” energy. They spiral into...
 From workplace insanity and nursing home horror stories to spiders in the laundry, alien conspiracies, and bodily oversharing, Gary and Selena let the episode unravel naturally. It ends exactly where it should, with health updates no one asked for, cats doing security patrol, and the kind of conversations that only make sense once you’ve gone too far to turn back.]]>2144absurdity,aging,aliens,awkward,cats,chaos,childhood,conspiracies,health,humor,life,memories,nostalgia,oversharing,relationships,spiders,storytime,toys,workstories,wrestlingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/regular-style-jump-rope-pt-1--63317738
Gary and Selena spiral through Christmas movies, pop stars, breakups, veneers, body complaints, and musical hatred. They argue about lights being left on, debate pop lyrics, revisit disastrous theater experiences, and unpack why some cultural moments feel exhausting instead of entertaining. By the end, the energy is fully unfiltered as the discussion drifts through nostalgia, health anxiety, celebrity nonsense, and everyday relationship friction. It is a loose, rambling snapshot of the exact thoughts you have in December when your brain is tired, the year feels long, and everything somehow connects.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/63317738Sat, 14 Dec 2024 18:25:08 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open the episode in full holiday chaos, bouncing between doctor visits, insurance frustration, celebrity teeth, and the quiet rage that comes from waiting rooms and billing systems. The conversation jumps quickly into Luigi theories,...
Gary and Selena spiral through Christmas movies, pop stars, breakups, veneers, body complaints, and musical hatred. They argue about lights being left on, debate pop lyrics, revisit disastrous theater experiences, and unpack why some cultural moments feel exhausting instead of entertaining. By the end, the energy is fully unfiltered as the discussion drifts through nostalgia, health anxiety, celebrity nonsense, and everyday relationship friction. It is a loose, rambling snapshot of the exact thoughts you have in December when your brain is tired, the year feels long, and everything somehow connects.]]>2083absurdity,arguments,celebrities,ceos,christmas,doctors,frustration,healthcare,holidaystress,insurance,life,lights,luigi,movies,musicals,nostalgia,popmusic,relationships,storytelling,teethtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/i-thought-it-was-a-baby-pt-2-w-jenna-from-work--69715492
The episode drifts into ice bucket challenge memories, grandparents, aging, grief, and the way childhood events quietly shape adulthood. Gary with Jenna in the middle of it all, spiral through conspiracy thinking, internet culture, celebrity nonsense, and the feeling that something big and destabilizing is always just around the corner. It plays out like a late night conversation that keeps getting more honest the longer it goes, mixing humor, regret, nostalgia, and exhaustion without ever fully landing anywhere safe.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/571460?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 07 Dec 2024 07:00:05 +0000Terrible PersonGary is joined by Jenna from work for a conversation that starts with band drama and music career guilt, then slowly unravels into work burnout, money anxiety, and the strange moral math people do when survival and convenience collide. Stories about...
The episode drifts into ice bucket challenge memories, grandparents, aging, grief, and the way childhood events quietly shape adulthood. Gary with Jenna in the middle of it all, spiral through conspiracy thinking, internet culture, celebrity nonsense, and the feeling that something big and destabilizing is always just around the corner. It plays out like a late night conversation that keeps getting more honest the longer it goes, mixing humor, regret, nostalgia, and exhaustion without ever fully landing anywhere safe.]]>1983aging,anxiety,banddrama,burnout,celebritystories,chaos,conspiracies,ethics,friendship,grandparents,icebucketchallenge,internetculture,life,money,musicindustry,nostalgia,regret,serviceindustry,storytime,workstresstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/i-thought-it-was-a-baby-pt-1-w-jenna-from-work--63195602
Jenna recaps a wedding into party bus night that ends at Hot Chick, and Gary spirals into tangents about true crime, the JonBenét Ramsey case, and why the media always finds a way to make things worse. The second half gets oddly real with adult friendship guilt, work exhaustion, and the pressure to be a good friend when life is repetitive and your brain is loud. Gary shares a couple of personal stories about overpromising while drunk and disappearing when it mattered, and they tee up a much darker story for Premium that Gary insists he will tell next.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/63195602Fri, 06 Dec 2024 22:38:39 +0000Terrible PersonSelena is out, so Gary brings in Jenna from work for a first time fill in that immediately turns into a chaotic audition for a potential new podcast. They open with awkward introductions, Squish lore, dental confessions, and the kind of nervous energy...
Jenna recaps a wedding into party bus night that ends at Hot Chick, and Gary spirals into tangents about true crime, the JonBenét Ramsey case, and why the media always finds a way to make things worse. The second half gets oddly real with adult friendship guilt, work exhaustion, and the pressure to be a good friend when life is repetitive and your brain is loud. Gary shares a couple of personal stories about overpromising while drunk and disappearing when it mattered, and they tee up a much darker story for Premium that Gary insists he will tell next.]]>1955anxiety,audition,ceo,clubnight,dentist,drewbarrymore,fillin,friendship,guilt,healthcare,hotchick,jenna,luigi,partybus,reddit,squish,teeth,truecrime,wedding,workfriendtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/cybertrunk-guillotine-pt-2--69715493
Then Gary goes full doomsday corner: 15-minute cities, billionaire “smart city” conspiracies near an Air Force base, and the “next pandemic rollout” doom spiral. They wrap with quick hits on movies that leave you buzzing, awkward theater memories, and a surprisingly wholesome pivot into dog rescue TV (with some deeply uncomfortable adopters) and why Cobra Kai is still delivering absurdly hard.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/565766?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:13:18 +0000Terrible PersonSelena and Gary kick off Premium by roasting the absolute emptiness of celebrity real estate “news,” then immediately derail into accents, Thunder Down Under logistics, and the important question: are dudes in Vegas shows waxing their buttholes or...
Then Gary goes full doomsday corner: 15-minute cities, billionaire “smart city” conspiracies near an Air Force base, and the “next pandemic rollout” doom spiral. They wrap with quick hits on movies that leave you buzzing, awkward theater memories, and a surprisingly wholesome pivot into dog rescue TV (with some deeply uncomfortable adopters) and why Cobra Kai is still delivering absurdly hard.]]>2028accents,airforcebase,awards,butthole,californiaforever,cobrakai,conspiracy,contagion,cybertruck,deportation,deportion,guillotine,pandemic,premium,smartcity,stripshow,travelban,twelvemonkeys,vegas,waxingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/cybertrunk-guillotine-pt-1--62960475
From there it’s a classic Terrible Person spiral: Apple Pay vs adulthood, divorce jokes, dead-body beer coolers (funeral home lore), Liam Payne funeral timing, Netflix’s Logan Paul / Mike Tyson “fight” and why influencer careers are basically a countdown clock. Then they slide into the real dystopian stuff: Gen Z not driving, electric-car “range prison,” 15-minute city paranoia, Tesla death stats, and the CyberTRUNK—aka the rolling stainless-steel guillotine that might (in theory) claim a penis someday. They close by roasting Green Day, dunking on Florida insanity, and reminiscing about Key West Speedo-era Sugar Ray cosplay… before shoving you toward Premium where the episode actually gets unhinged.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62960475Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:13:10 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick things off with an illegally recorded (allegedly) domestic incident: a late-night Cane’s walk, a fanny pack, and Selena’s wallet trapped inside Gary’s purse… right when she’s on fumes with a massive work presentation. To make it...
From there it’s a classic Terrible Person spiral: Apple Pay vs adulthood, divorce jokes, dead-body beer coolers (funeral home lore), Liam Payne funeral timing, Netflix’s Logan Paul / Mike Tyson “fight” and why influencer careers are basically a countdown clock. Then they slide into the real dystopian stuff: Gen Z not driving, electric-car “range prison,” 15-minute city paranoia, Tesla death stats, and the CyberTRUNK—aka the rolling stainless-steel guillotine that might (in theory) claim a penis someday. They close by roasting Green Day, dunking on Florida insanity, and reminiscing about Key West Speedo-era Sugar Ray cosplay… before shoving you toward Premium where the episode actually gets unhinged.]]>2022applepay,beer,buffering,canes,cooler,divorce,fannypack,funeralhome,gas,genz,influencer,loganpaul,miketyson,morgue,netflix,panic,podcast,presentation,recording,wallettruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/tit-tats-pt-2--69715476
The second half veers into celebrity hotness debates that refuse to land anywhere clean. John Krasinski, Ryan Reynolds, Timothy Chalamet, Harry Styles, wrestlers, actors, and musicians all get ranked, rejected, reconsidered, and roasted while Gary and Selena argue whether attraction is about looks, vibes, or just timing. They close with chaotic headlines including Kanye West lawsuit details, InfoWars being sold to The Onion, Wicked press tour emotions, and why some celebrity stories feel fake even when they are absolutely real.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/563672?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 16 Nov 2024 00:07:19 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral immediately into theories about backwards hats, running form, and the invisible rules people swear determine who looks cool and who absolutely does not. That turns into social media cringe, including EXP Realty’s viral “not like...
The second half veers into celebrity hotness debates that refuse to land anywhere clean. John Krasinski, Ryan Reynolds, Timothy Chalamet, Harry Styles, wrestlers, actors, and musicians all get ranked, rejected, reconsidered, and roasted while Gary and Selena argue whether attraction is about looks, vibes, or just timing. They close with chaotic headlines including Kanye West lawsuit details, InfoWars being sold to The Onion, Wicked press tour emotions, and why some celebrity stories feel fake even when they are absolutely real.]]>2617attraction,backwardshats,calfhair,celebrities,conference,corporate,cringe,exp,hats,hotness,infowars,kanyewest,lockerroom,mlm,ranking,realestate,socialmedia,theonion,viral,wrestlingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/tit-tats-pt-1--62762355
The episode turns into a full fitness showdown with an on-mic push-up competition (complete with accusations of double-counting and “I could’ve done 400 more” excuses). From there it’s stomach issues, food intolerances, and the eternal question: is dairy trying to kill them? They close by roasting the current state of Sister Wives, inventing a questionable “Post Malone half-brother” bit that absolutely needs a beep, and calling Gary’s mom mid-episode for a rapid-fire tattoo inventory and a truly unhinged sleep cocktail that sends the conversation straight off the rails.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62762355Fri, 15 Nov 2024 23:42:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena recap a chaotic week that includes a Mesa “Love Pup” fest gig, surprise edibles from a listener, and the timeless debate of “soundcheck time” versus “leave the house time.” Post-show, they do the responsible thing: Dairy Queen—twice in...
The episode turns into a full fitness showdown with an on-mic push-up competition (complete with accusations of double-counting and “I could’ve done 400 more” excuses). From there it’s stomach issues, food intolerances, and the eternal question: is dairy trying to kill them? They close by roasting the current state of Sister Wives, inventing a questionable “Post Malone half-brother” bit that absolutely needs a beep, and calling Gary’s mom mid-episode for a rapid-fire tattoo inventory and a truly unhinged sleep cocktail that sends the conversation straight off the rails.]]>2257benadryl,challenge,competition,crown,dairy,dairyqueen,diarrhea,edibles,embarrassment,gig,icecream,intolerance,jerseyshore,mesa,mom,premium,pushups,recognition,sisterwives,tattoostruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/tickle-my-belly-button--69715490
As the night goes on, Gary and Selena unpack helicopter rides, local chaos, true crime obsessions, celebrity implosions, and the strange comfort of watching extreme stories when real life feels loud. The conversation drifts through Halloween weirdness, pop culture fatigue, dark hypotheticals, and the kind of thoughts you only say out loud when it is past midnight and nothing feels real anymore. By the end, Gary and Selena are openly tired, slightly unhinged, and fully committed to following every tangent wherever it leads, even when it lands somewhere uncomfortable, inappropriate, or impossible to explain later.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/559597?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 08 Nov 2024 03:00:36 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through a late night premium episode that starts with election exhaustion and immediately derails into wordplay, absurd ideas, and off the cuff riffs that go way too far. They jump from invented movie franchises to rap...
As the night goes on, Gary and Selena unpack helicopter rides, local chaos, true crime obsessions, celebrity implosions, and the strange comfort of watching extreme stories when real life feels loud. The conversation drifts through Halloween weirdness, pop culture fatigue, dark hypotheticals, and the kind of thoughts you only say out loud when it is past midnight and nothing feels real anymore. By the end, Gary and Selena are openly tired, slightly unhinged, and fully committed to following every tangent wherever it leads, even when it lands somewhere uncomfortable, inappropriate, or impossible to explain later.]]>3188absurd,bathtubs,celebrities,chaos,conspiracies,darkhumor,exclusive,exhaustion,fatigue,freestyle,halloween,hauntedhouse,helicopter,latenight,offtherails,premium,rap,spiral,truecrime,unfilteredtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/demon-drop-pt-2--69715539https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/556686?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 02 Nov 2024 21:02:26 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena wake up in the middle of nowhere after a horror movie night and immediately spiral into paranoia, bad decisions, and survival logic that only makes sense at three in the morning. From unlocked doors and strangers in the dark to...2432anxiety,awkward,bathroom,body,chaos,discomfort,embarrassment,fear,freestyle,horror,instincts,latenight,movies,nightthoughts,paranoia,relationships,spiral,strangers,tension,unfilteredtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/demon-drop-pt-1--62592500
As the episode unfolds, Gary and Selena drift through topics like true crime, survival instincts, celebrity news, and why certain everyday experiences trigger irrational dread. The discussion feels raw, chaotic, and unfiltered, like overhearing a long late night conversation where nothing is off limits and every thought is said out loud.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62592500Sat, 02 Nov 2024 20:59:36 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena unpack a glamping trip that slowly devolves into frustration, paranoia, and spiraling conversations about public bathrooms, crowded tourist towns, and social tension while traveling. What starts as a recap of an Arizona getaway turns...
As the episode unfolds, Gary and Selena drift through topics like true crime, survival instincts, celebrity news, and why certain everyday experiences trigger irrational dread. The discussion feels raw, chaotic, and unfiltered, like overhearing a long late night conversation where nothing is off limits and every thought is said out loud.]]>2264argument,celebrity,chat,conversation,couple,death,dumb,funeral,gossip,home,iheart,inappropriate,invasion,jail,lol,nsfw,oops,radio,random,troubletruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/pssp-pssp-pssp-pt-2--69715501https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/551551?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 18 Oct 2024 23:25:52 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena break down the chaotic Tell Me Lies season finale and spiral into a wide ranging late night conversation about messy relationships, betrayal, and impulsive decisions. From dissecting toxic ex behavior and college hookups to debating...2060addiction,arguments,celebrity,chaos,cheating,college,conspiracy,culture,dating,finale,hangover,injuries,latenight,pets,relationships,spiral,television,toxic,unfiltered,weedtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/pssp-pssp-pssp-pt-1--62417016
From MK Ultra experiments and whistleblowers to fear around modern warfare, population control, and global power shifts, Gary and Selena bounce between dark speculation and uneasy curiosity. The episode also dives into anonymity, masks, public identity, grocery store chaos, social etiquette breakdowns, and a chaotic cheese aisle incident that turns into an accidental moral dilemma. Loose, suspicious, and increasingly unhinged, the discussion reflects how quickly everyday conversations slide from normal life into existential dread.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62417016Fri, 18 Oct 2024 23:25:43 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena react in real time to the sudden death of Liam Payne and question the strange details surrounding hotel incidents, celebrity behavior, and public narratives. The conversation spirals into paranoia, historical conspiracies, government...
From MK Ultra experiments and whistleblowers to fear around modern warfare, population control, and global power shifts, Gary and Selena bounce between dark speculation and uneasy curiosity. The episode also dives into anonymity, masks, public identity, grocery store chaos, social etiquette breakdowns, and a chaotic cheese aisle incident that turns into an accidental moral dilemma. Loose, suspicious, and increasingly unhinged, the discussion reflects how quickly everyday conversations slide from normal life into existential dread.]]>2134anonymity,behavior,celebrity,chaos,collapse,commentary,conspiracy,control,coverup,death,fear,government,history,identity,news,paranoia,society,stories,suspicion,wartruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/oral-surgery-recovery--69715495
As the conversation spirals, they dig into weather manipulation theories, solar flares, hurricanes, media fear cycles, celebrity deaths, alien speculation, cattle mutilation, and why nothing feels accidental anymore. Between pop culture tangents, horror movies, Halloween trends, fast food conspiracies, and debates over food choices, the episode captures the foggy, irritable headspace of being physically wrecked and mentally overstimulated while still trying to make sense of the world.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/548800?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 11 Oct 2024 22:45:04 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena record through exhaustion, pain, and irritation while navigating oral surgery recovery, sleep deprivation, and an unhinged cat sitting experience that turns the night into chaos. The episode jumps from bone graft horror stories and...
As the conversation spirals, they dig into weather manipulation theories, solar flares, hurricanes, media fear cycles, celebrity deaths, alien speculation, cattle mutilation, and why nothing feels accidental anymore. Between pop culture tangents, horror movies, Halloween trends, fast food conspiracies, and debates over food choices, the episode captures the foggy, irritable headspace of being physically wrecked and mentally overstimulated while still trying to make sense of the world.]]>2583absurdity,aliens,animals,chaos,commentary,conspiracy,exhaustion,frustration,horror,injury,insomnia,life,medicine,pain,paranoia,popculture,recovery,retail,stress,weathertruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/flip-city-pt-2--69715542https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/528447?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 05 Oct 2024 00:58:46 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through Halloween decor, disturbing skeleton anatomy, and the strange details that suddenly feel impossible to ignore. The conversation jumps from European travel vibes and slang to food rabbit holes, including guinea pig...1972absurdity,agegap,aviation,birds,celebrity,comedy,europe,food,guineapig,halloween,music,paranoia,planes,popculture,relationships,scandal,skeletons,slang,tangents,watertruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/flip-city-pt-1--62239010
They dig into toxic relationships on television, emotional manipulation, closeted rage, and the darker sides of celebrity stories including violence at luxury resorts and rising scandals. The episode closes with stress over wedding logistics, dental problems, social discomfort, and the small humiliations that somehow feel bigger than the headlines.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62239010Sat, 05 Oct 2024 00:56:48 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena react in real time to chaos at home, starting with a gross pet incident that spirals into conversations about beards, bacteria, and how much filth people unknowingly carry around. From there they jump into hurricanes, flooded cities,...
They dig into toxic relationships on television, emotional manipulation, closeted rage, and the darker sides of celebrity stories including violence at luxury resorts and rising scandals. The episode closes with stress over wedding logistics, dental problems, social discomfort, and the small humiliations that somehow feel bigger than the headlines.]]>1971bodies,cats,chat,couple,dead,death,dumb,fighters,foo,food,funeral,gross,home,iheart,married,mcdonalds,pets,poop,random,topicstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/drug-store-personal-massager-pt-1--62136142https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62136142Fri, 27 Sep 2024 22:52:42 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through language quirks, internet psychology, and social behavior before sliding into darker territory involving true crime, relationship violence, and the unsettling details behind real world headlines. They move from reality...1846attention,awkwardness,celebrity,chaos,conspiracy,controversy,culture,drugstore,edibles,fame,habits,health,influencers,massager,menendez,netflix,realityshows,scandals,television,weedtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/drug-store-personal-massager-pt-2--69715503https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/525574?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 27 Sep 2024 22:51:10 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through language quirks, internet psychology, and social behavior before sliding into darker territory involving true crime, relationship violence, and the unsettling details behind real world headlines. They move from reality...2422absurdity,aliens,behavior,chaos,disturbing,grocery,headlines,language,massager,news,paranoia,psychology,reality,relationships,simulation,television,theories,time,truecrime,violencetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/skin-2-skin-goosin-pt-2--69715545
From competitive eating, hot dogs, and questionable grocery habits to celebrity scandals, public allegations, and paranoia around power, control, and exposure, the episode keeps drifting between absurd humor and genuine discomfort. As the night wears on, they dig into fear driven thinking, self defense fantasies, body modification, health anxiety, and the strange places the mind goes when everything feels overstimulated and unresolved.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/522361?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 21 Sep 2024 18:44:29 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through dark curiosity, food obsessions, and uncomfortable hypotheticals that refuse to stay theoretical. The conversation jumps from extreme true crime details and moral unease into bone marrow, body science, and the strange...
From competitive eating, hot dogs, and questionable grocery habits to celebrity scandals, public allegations, and paranoia around power, control, and exposure, the episode keeps drifting between absurd humor and genuine discomfort. As the night wears on, they dig into fear driven thinking, self defense fantasies, body modification, health anxiety, and the strange places the mind goes when everything feels overstimulated and unresolved.]]>2577absurdity,anxiety,bodies,celebrity,chaos,conspiracies,control,defense,discomfort,eating,fear,food,health,hotdogs,obsession,paranoia,scandal,science,stories,truecrimetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/skin-2-skin-goosin-pt-1--62057651
Along the way they drift into true crime references, pop culture figures, childhood nostalgia, relationship tension, and the strange details people fixate on when they are overtired and overstimulated. The result feels like overhearing a long, unfiltered conversation where jokes, paranoia, and irritation all collide without warning.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/62057651Sat, 21 Sep 2024 18:42:11 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena bounce between absurd observations, unsettling news stories, and chaotic personal anecdotes that refuse to stay on one topic for long. The episode moves through global headlines, communication technology fears, and how everyday devices...
Along the way they drift into true crime references, pop culture figures, childhood nostalgia, relationship tension, and the strange details people fixate on when they are overtired and overstimulated. The result feels like overhearing a long, unfiltered conversation where jokes, paranoia, and irritation all collide without warning.]]>2398argument,cats,chat,coffee,cooler,couple,crime,firearms,friends,funeral,grant,hollywood,home,killers,married,oops,religion,stories,talk,watertruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/we-re-adopting-a-chimp-pt-2--69715494
Gary and Selena also circle around reality television manipulation, manufactured personalities, influencer culture, and how spectacle slowly replaces authenticity. The episode closes with food cravings, exhaustion, and the uneasy feeling that everything feels fake but still impossible to stop watching.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/519967?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 14 Sep 2024 15:36:38 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena drift through animal obsession, documentary reactions, and unsettling stories involving chimps, captivity, and human denial. The episode moves between disturbing true crime connections, moral responsibility, and the fascination people...
Gary and Selena also circle around reality television manipulation, manufactured personalities, influencer culture, and how spectacle slowly replaces authenticity. The episode closes with food cravings, exhaustion, and the uneasy feeling that everything feels fake but still impossible to stop watching.]]>2654animals,carnivals,chaos,chimp,danger,discomfort,documentary,experiments,fairs,foodadditives,influencers,manipulation,media,obsession,overstimulation,psychology,realitytv,science,stories,truecrimetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/we-re-adopting-a-chimp-pt-1--61617912
Along the way they detour through food obsession, barbecue culture, animal fascination, aviation mysteries, space travel speculation, workplace isolation, and unsettling news stories that blur the line between absurd and deeply sad. The episode unfolds like a long, unfiltered late night conversation where curiosity, frustration, and dark humor keep colliding.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/61617912Sat, 14 Sep 2024 15:32:37 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through identity changes, personality tests, and the unsettling idea that some people have no internal dialogue at all. The conversation drifts into self awareness, social perception, and how differently people experience...
Along the way they detour through food obsession, barbecue culture, animal fascination, aviation mysteries, space travel speculation, workplace isolation, and unsettling news stories that blur the line between absurd and deeply sad. The episode unfolds like a long, unfiltered late night conversation where curiosity, frustration, and dark humor keep colliding.]]>2300america,and,animal,annoying,bbq,cats,crash,exams,farts,health,lifestyle,minions,money,monkey,people,pilots,rescue,space,thoughts,wellnesstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/understanding-empathy-pt-2--69715544
The conversation swerves through fear, empathy, and frustration, including what it feels like to live around constant instability, whether it’s crime stories, sketchy services, or the general sense that everything is one bad decision away from a disaster. They mix in pop culture detours, trashy product launches, sports scandal nonsense, and the everyday reality of being exhausted, hungry, and stuck in construction traffic that makes you feel like you’re losing your mind. It’s a messy, funny, slightly bleak check in that lands on the usual truth: life is absurd, but you still have to figure out dinner.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/513197?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 30 Aug 2024 00:31:38 +0000Terrible PersonGrant and Caitlin reconnect in part two with chaotic apartment life, an aggressive cat, and the tiny domestic dramas that somehow become major events. They bounce from pet mishaps into darker headlines, internet sensationalism, and how media decides...
The conversation swerves through fear, empathy, and frustration, including what it feels like to live around constant instability, whether it’s crime stories, sketchy services, or the general sense that everything is one bad decision away from a disaster. They mix in pop culture detours, trashy product launches, sports scandal nonsense, and the everyday reality of being exhausted, hungry, and stuck in construction traffic that makes you feel like you’re losing your mind. It’s a messy, funny, slightly bleak check in that lands on the usual truth: life is absurd, but you still have to figure out dinner.]]>2214absurdity,apartmentlife,cats,chaos,construction,crime,dinner,empathy,exhaustion,food,frustration,humor,media,news,popculture,relationships,scandals,stress,traffic,violencetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/understanding-empathy-pt-1-w-joey-bradfisch--61203677https://api.spreaker.com/episode/61203677Fri, 30 Aug 2024 00:30:06 +0000Terrible PersonGary hosts solo while Selena is “on assignment” (aka getting her nails done), and Joey Bradfisch drops in for a loose, chaotic hang that starts with empathy advice from ChatGPT and spirals into Amish life, Covid-era weirdness, delivery driver beef,...4519america's,argument,cats,china,conversation,crime,culture,current,delivery,dumb,food,friends,jjrbts,manifesto,movies,news,nugent,pop,real,tedtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/parfait-gate-pt-2--69715551https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/511390?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 23 Aug 2024 23:29:29 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena unpack a late night argument that starts with an abandoned lunchbox and turns into Parfait Gate. What should have been a simple yogurt mishap spirals into fridge notes, sleep deprivation, couch exile, and a deep dive into how small...2088anxiety,apartmentlife,arguments,celebrity,chaos,conflict,deprivation,domestic,exhaustion,food,fridge,gossip,neighbors,nighttalk,parfait,relationships,sleep,socialmedia,stories,stresstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/parfait-gate-pt-1--61121013
From Cobra Kai admiration and actor crushes to true crime fixation, documentary fatigue, and internet sleuth behavior, the conversation keeps swerving between humor and irritation. Gary and Selena also dig into social media bios, influencer identity, smoking aesthetics, alcohol nostalgia, and the way minor annoyances turn into full blown arguments when everyone is tired. It plays out like an overheard conversation that keeps drifting, circling back, and refusing to stay on one topic for long.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/61121013Fri, 23 Aug 2024 23:28:19 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick off Parfait Gate with late night chaos, celebrity obsession, and arguments that escalate faster than expected. The episode moves through naked weigh ins, road rage fantasies, and the strange confidence required to be publicly...
From Cobra Kai admiration and actor crushes to true crime fixation, documentary fatigue, and internet sleuth behavior, the conversation keeps swerving between humor and irritation. Gary and Selena also dig into social media bios, influencer identity, smoking aesthetics, alcohol nostalgia, and the way minor annoyances turn into full blown arguments when everyone is tired. It plays out like an overheard conversation that keeps drifting, circling back, and refusing to stay on one topic for long.]]>1903argument,bell,chat,cobra,couple,darts,documentary,dumb,everyday,fighting,food,kai,movies,netflix,people,show,smoking,taco,tv,twilighttruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/redacted-summer-2024-pt-2--69715557
They detour into coming of age memories, first period panic, medical embarrassment, and the strange ways childhood anxiety sticks around. From movie theater frustrations and bad customer service to influencer marketing, pyramid schemes, and the discomfort of being sold to by people you like, the conversation keeps spiraling. Gary and Selena also unpack movie expectations, nostalgia bait, concert culture, and the exhaustion of modern entertainment, all while circling back to food debates, dinner indecision, and unresolved tension that never quite lands.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/509658?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 16 Aug 2024 23:30:04 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena drift through late summer burnout, pop culture fatigue, and the small arguments that surface when everyone is tired, hungry, and overstimulated. The episode moves from music industry drama and celebrity behavior into health scares,...
They detour into coming of age memories, first period panic, medical embarrassment, and the strange ways childhood anxiety sticks around. From movie theater frustrations and bad customer service to influencer marketing, pyramid schemes, and the discomfort of being sold to by people you like, the conversation keeps spiraling. Gary and Selena also unpack movie expectations, nostalgia bait, concert culture, and the exhaustion of modern entertainment, all while circling back to food debates, dinner indecision, and unresolved tension that never quite lands.]]>3138arguments,celebrity,chaos,concerts,customerservice,dinner,exhaustion,food,frustration,health,influencers,marketing,movies,music,nostalgia,relationships,scams,sickness,stories,theaterstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/redacted-summer-2024-pt-1--61059498
From Olympic wrap ups and heavy metal moments to everyday clumsiness, funny bone injuries, and low level physical pain, the episode keeps bouncing between humor and discomfort. Gary and Selena also touch on true crime curiosity, documentary overload, cultural outrage cycles, and the feeling of constantly having to pull back mid thought. It feels like a clipped, nervous check in where everything is half said, interrupted, or redirected before it goes too far.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/61059498Fri, 16 Aug 2024 23:29:39 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open a tense, abbreviated episode shaped by censorship, second guessing, and the fallout from saying too much the week before. The conversation moves through public backlash, self editing, and the strange pressure of trying to stay...
From Olympic wrap ups and heavy metal moments to everyday clumsiness, funny bone injuries, and low level physical pain, the episode keeps bouncing between humor and discomfort. Gary and Selena also touch on true crime curiosity, documentary overload, cultural outrage cycles, and the feeling of constantly having to pull back mid thought. It feels like a clipped, nervous check in where everything is half said, interrupted, or redirected before it goes too far.]]>990american,beep,cats,censor,death,diss,dumb,dying,edited,harkins,kendrick,murder,oops,ouch,parks,periods,popcorn,spill,trap,watertruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/big-winners-pt-2--69715497https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/506813?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 09 Aug 2024 18:34:42 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena react to neighborhood chaos after a casual walk turns into a police scene, forcing them to question how much danger they miss while distracted. The conversation drifts into adult collecting habits, nostalgia clutter, and what hobbies...2264anxiety,arguments,celebrity,chaos,collecting,conflict,culture,energy,exhaustion,irritation,late,neighborhood,nostalgia,olympics,paranoia,police,realitytv,relationships,sleep,storiestruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/big-winners-pt-1--60962657
A Target run turns into an accidental character study when they spot a fully committed toy collector, hunt him through the aisles, and watch him speed run straight to the action figures like it is a sacred mission. From Jack the Ripper tourism and Unsolved Mysteries to the Betrayal documentary and a painfully light sentence that makes everyone furious, the episode bounces between true crime, cultural irritations, and relationship bickering. They close out with cocaine sharks, scam vibes, iCloud storage paranoia, and the realization that even their clean episodes still end up weird.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/60962657Fri, 09 Aug 2024 17:05:24 +0000Terrible PersonGareth and Selena kick off with Olympics chaos and immediately derail into synchronized swimming confusion, BMX wipeouts, and the most uncomfortable athletic wardrobe choices on television. They celebrate a rare real life win after fighting their...
A Target run turns into an accidental character study when they spot a fully committed toy collector, hunt him through the aisles, and watch him speed run straight to the action figures like it is a sacred mission. From Jack the Ripper tourism and Unsolved Mysteries to the Betrayal documentary and a painfully light sentence that makes everyone furious, the episode bounces between true crime, cultural irritations, and relationship bickering. They close out with cocaine sharks, scam vibes, iCloud storage paranoia, and the realization that even their clean episodes still end up weird.]]>2155and,argument,arizona,country,crime,cruise,death,dumb,fight,kitsch,mascots,mesa,morgan,music,olympics,oops,pomo,sleep,tom,turtlestruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/i-want-to-be-turtle-pt-2--69715498
Gary and Selena argue about intelligence, fashion, creativity, conspiracy thinking, and whether knowing too much useless information is a gift or a curse. The episode drifts through documentaries, cultural paranoia, summer brain fog, hunger based exhaustion, and the quiet realization that even the loosest conversations reveal exactly who they are.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/502389?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 26 Jul 2024 20:16:53 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena take over and immediately spiral into unhinged curiosity, bad science memories, and the desire to become rich, strange, and completely unrelatable. They bounce through childhood dissections, bloodletting barbers, frog myths, microwaves...
Gary and Selena argue about intelligence, fashion, creativity, conspiracy thinking, and whether knowing too much useless information is a gift or a curse. The episode drifts through documentaries, cultural paranoia, summer brain fog, hunger based exhaustion, and the quiet realization that even the loosest conversations reveal exactly who they are.]]>2141animals,biology,chaos,conspiracies,curiosity,documentaries,drifting,facts,humor,myths,nostalgia,obsession,random,science,summer,thoughts,turtles,unfiltered,weird,zootruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/i-want-to-be-turtle-pt-1--60817632
The episode moves through horror shows, vampire movies, reality television burnout, music releases that feel engineered instead of inspired, and the creeping sense that nothing is allowed to just exist quietly anymore. Gary and Selena keep circling back to curiosity, discomfort, and the small observations that turn into long spirals when you follow them far enough.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/60817632Fri, 26 Jul 2024 20:16:43 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena drift through a loose, overheated conversation that jumps from turtles and animal behavior into pop culture fatigue, aging bodies, and the strange economics of modern life. They talk about shaved ice regret, bad pizza science,...
The episode moves through horror shows, vampire movies, reality television burnout, music releases that feel engineered instead of inspired, and the creeping sense that nothing is allowed to just exist quietly anymore. Gary and Selena keep circling back to curiosity, discomfort, and the small observations that turn into long spirals when you follow them far enough.]]>2157and,blood,cats,celebrity,death,demi,ear,funeral,gossip,gross,kitsch,lovato,night,olympics,pain,piercing,pomo,stalker,turtles,unrelatabletruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/what-s-this-thing-on-my-head-pt-2--69715553https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/500601?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 20 Jul 2024 03:02:59 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through a late night premium conversation that starts with a mysterious bump on Gary’s head and turns into stories from death calls, serial killers, celebrity obsession, and the strange intimacy of gross curiosity. They move...2326accidents,anxiety,chaos,cinema,curiosity,deathstories,disturbing,fear,gross,horror,late,medical,mystery,obsession,paranoia,spiral,stories,truecrime,unfiltered,violencetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/what-s-this-thing-on-my-head-pt-1--60747740
The conversation drifts into viral graffiti legends, sudden deaths in the news, true crime unease, internet paranoia, and the creeping sense that technology is watching more than it should. Along the way Gary and Selena land on pimple popping, Facebook death posts, household surveillance, and the tension between laughing things off and actually being irritated.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/60747740Sat, 20 Jul 2024 03:02:47 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move through a chaotic stretch of everyday friction, strange news, and uncomfortable curiosity that starts with a mysterious bump on Gary’s head and keeps spiraling outward. They talk about parking disasters, confrontations with moving...
The conversation drifts into viral graffiti legends, sudden deaths in the news, true crime unease, internet paranoia, and the creeping sense that technology is watching more than it should. Along the way Gary and Selena land on pimple popping, Facebook death posts, household surveillance, and the tension between laughing things off and actually being irritated.]]>1838annoyance,argument,awkward,chaos,conflict,confrontation,death,ingrownhair,news,observations,paranoia,parking,pimples,privacy,relationships,spirals,stories,stress,technology,urbantruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/we-saw-hamilton-pt-1--60679971
From there Gary and Selena spiral into period logistics, awkward bodily realities, conspiracy theories, elite myths, celebrity obsession, and historical figures behaving badly. The episode moves freely between humor, confusion, irritation, and curiosity, capturing the feeling of sitting nearby while two people talk through what confused them, annoyed them, and stuck in their heads long after the night was over.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/60679971Sat, 13 Jul 2024 02:56:20 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena unpack their night at Hamilton and everything that followed, from struggling to understand the lyrics to questioning why certain cultural experiences are treated as untouchable. The conversation drifts into live theater expectations,...
From there Gary and Selena spiral into period logistics, awkward bodily realities, conspiracy theories, elite myths, celebrity obsession, and historical figures behaving badly. The episode moves freely between humor, confusion, irritation, and curiosity, capturing the feeling of sitting nearby while two people talk through what confused them, annoyed them, and stuck in their heads long after the night was over.]]>2100arguments,awkward,bodytalk,celebrity,confusion,conspiracy,discussion,elites,hamilton,history,humor,musicals,myths,nostalgia,observations,periods,relationships,spirals,theater,unfilteredtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/we-saw-hamilton-pt-2--69715504
From bad queso and overpriced food to unresolved debates about theater, taste, and why certain things are treated as beyond criticism, the conversation drifts into celebrity behavior, viral fame, documentaries that go off the rails, and the strange economics of attention. Gary and Selena move between frustration and fascination, circling the same questions about hype, authenticity, and why modern media feels exhausting even when it is entertaining. The episode captures the mental hangover of a long night where nothing quite landed but everything sparked another opinion.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/498878?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 12 Jul 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena continue breaking down their Hamilton experience and everything that spiraled afterward, starting with a deeply disappointing post show dinner and rolling straight into arguments, cultural fatigue, and petty grievances that refuse to...
From bad queso and overpriced food to unresolved debates about theater, taste, and why certain things are treated as beyond criticism, the conversation drifts into celebrity behavior, viral fame, documentaries that go off the rails, and the strange economics of attention. Gary and Selena move between frustration and fascination, circling the same questions about hype, authenticity, and why modern media feels exhausting even when it is entertaining. The episode captures the mental hangover of a long night where nothing quite landed but everything sparked another opinion.]]>2612arguments,celebrity,commentary,confusion,criticism,culturefatigue,discussion,documentaries,food,hamilton,hype,media,observations,opinions,relationships,restaurants,spirals,theater,unfiltered,viralfametruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/what-s-with-the-hats-pt-2--69715502
Gary and Selena question how stories are framed, why certain narratives get protected, and how resentment quietly builds when effort does not match reward. The episode feels like listening in on a long night where nothing is resolved but everything finally gets said.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/491976?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 28 Jun 2024 18:33:45 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move from pop culture nitpicking into everyday paranoia and personal frustration, weaving through Bridgerton timelines, driving anxiety, and the strange logic behind how people earn trust. The conversation shifts between media...
Gary and Selena question how stories are framed, why certain narratives get protected, and how resentment quietly builds when effort does not match reward. The episode feels like listening in on a long night where nothing is resolved but everything finally gets said.]]>2074arguments,bridgerton,burnout,celebritystories,commentary,culturalfatigue,disappearances,discussion,driving,frustration,hats,mediaanalysis,observations,opinions,relationships,spirals,truecrime,unfiltered,workplace,workstresstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/what-s-with-the-hats-pt-1--69715564
Along the way, Gary and Selena mix observational humor with genuine suspicion, reacting in real time to what feels performative, outdated, or quietly absurd. The episode plays out like an unfiltered living room debate where curiosity, annoyance, and disbelief all collide.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493545?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 28 Jun 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through a heat soaked conversation that starts with bizarre hats at elite horse races and turns into distrust of tradition, status signaling, and spectacle disguised as sport. They question whether horse racing counts as...
Along the way, Gary and Selena mix observational humor with genuine suspicion, reacting in real time to what feels performative, outdated, or quietly absurd. The episode plays out like an unfiltered living room debate where curiosity, annoyance, and disbelief all collide.]]>2111animals,commentary,conspiracies,discussion,elitism,government,hats,history,horseracing,media,moonlanding,observations,paranoia,reactions,royals,skepticism,status,tradition,unfiltered,wealthtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/disney-movies-diddy-harvey-weinstein-s-testicles-pt-2--69715509
From there, the conversation jumps into ranking Disney movies, revisiting childhood favorites, dragging overly long animated films, and questioning why nostalgia gets a free pass. The episode spirals into celebrity scandals, power, money, and grotesque Hollywood stories, with Gary and Selena reacting in real time as the topics stack up and refuse to stay light.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/488662?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 21 Jun 2024 15:03:13 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move fast through a chaotic mix of public creep behavior, uncomfortable social encounters, and how quickly everyday situations turn unsettling. A stranger at lunch sparks a breakdown of boundaries, entitlement, and why certain people...
From there, the conversation jumps into ranking Disney movies, revisiting childhood favorites, dragging overly long animated films, and questioning why nostalgia gets a free pass. The episode spirals into celebrity scandals, power, money, and grotesque Hollywood stories, with Gary and Selena reacting in real time as the topics stack up and refuse to stay light.]]>2083awkward,celebrities,celebritynews,childhood,commentary,creeps,diddy,discussion,disney,entitlement,hollywood,movies,nostalgia,power,publicbehavior,ranking,reactions,scandals,unfiltered,weinsteintruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/disney-movies-diddy-harvey-weinstein-s-testicles-pt-1--69715496
From there, Gary and Selena dive into Hollywood power dynamics, revisiting allegations surrounding Diddy and Harvey Weinstein, questioning how influence shields bad behavior, and unpacking the disturbing details that keep resurfacing. The episode moves fast, stays dark, and connects pop entertainment with the uglier realities behind the scenes.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493547?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 21 Jun 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena react to celebrity chaos as Justin Timberlake’s DUI sparks a debate about accountability, fame, and public outrage. The conversation spirals into Disney movie rankings, nostalgia clashes, and why certain childhood favorites do not hold...
From there, Gary and Selena dive into Hollywood power dynamics, revisiting allegations surrounding Diddy and Harvey Weinstein, questioning how influence shields bad behavior, and unpacking the disturbing details that keep resurfacing. The episode moves fast, stays dark, and connects pop entertainment with the uglier realities behind the scenes.]]>2320allegations,celebrities,chaos,commentary,controversy,diddy,discussion,disney,entertainment,fame,hollywood,justintimberlake,movies,nostalgia,power,ranking,reactions,scandals,unfiltered,weinsteintruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/gary-selena-got-married-pt-2--69715511
Gary and Selena reflect on street performers, awkward encounters, loud crowds, and the sensory overload that comes with post wedding travel. The episode settles into married life observations, small annoyances, and the humor that comes from realizing the celebration is over but the stories are just beginning.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/486017?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sun, 09 Jun 2024 03:58:47 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena recap the aftermath of getting married in Las Vegas, unpacking the chaos that followed the ceremony and the exhaustion that set in once the adrenaline wore off. They talk through birthday brunch decisions, too much pasta in desert...
Gary and Selena reflect on street performers, awkward encounters, loud crowds, and the sensory overload that comes with post wedding travel. The episode settles into married life observations, small annoyances, and the humor that comes from realizing the celebration is over but the stories are just beginning.]]>1764brunch,celebration,chaos,exhaustion,honeymoon,humor,lasvegas,marriage,marriedlife,newlyweds,observations,personal,relationships,stories,streetperformers,strip,travel,vegas,weddingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/gary-selena-got-married-pt-1--69715499
 Gary and Selena share candid reactions to rehearsal moments, unexpected delays, and the surreal feeling of seeing everyone together in one place. The conversation captures the build up, anticipation, and emotional whiplash of the day finally arriving, as listeners feel like they are right there in the middle of it all.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493548?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 08 Jun 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena walk through the lead up to their Las Vegas wedding, from travel chaos and bachelor and bachelorette plans to exhaustion, nerves, and last minute logistics. They talk about getting into town, juggling schedules, meeting family, sensory...
 Gary and Selena share candid reactions to rehearsal moments, unexpected delays, and the surreal feeling of seeing everyone together in one place. The conversation captures the build up, anticipation, and emotional whiplash of the day finally arriving, as listeners feel like they are right there in the middle of it all.]]>2111bachelorette,bachelorparty,celebration,ceremony,chaos,chapel,emotions,events,excitement,family,lasvegas,observations,planning,relationships,stories,stress,strip,travel,vegas,weddingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/damn-gonna-miss-shark-week-pt-2--69715512
he conversation moves through Shark Week, celebrity meltdowns, airline disasters, and unsettling news stories that feel impossible to ignore. Gary and Selena reflect on anxiety, exhaustion, and the strange mental load of living in a nonstop information cycle, letting the discussion drift between dark humor and genuine discomfort as everything feels slightly off.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/479052?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 24 May 2024 22:31:18 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena jump between paranoia, pop culture, and real world unease, starting with smart devices listening too closely and spiraling into fears about surveillance, memory, and control. They dig into true crime territory with the Christopher...
he conversation moves through Shark Week, celebrity meltdowns, airline disasters, and unsettling news stories that feel impossible to ignore. Gary and Selena reflect on anxiety, exhaustion, and the strange mental load of living in a nonstop information cycle, letting the discussion drift between dark humor and genuine discomfort as everything feels slightly off.]]>2713airlines,anxiety,celebrity,conspiracies,crime,currentevents,discussion,fear,manifesto,media,news,paranoia,psychology,reactions,sharkweek,stories,surveillance,technology,truecrime,turbulencetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/damn-gonna-miss-shark-week-pt-1--69715524

The conversation jumps from wedding prep stress and fast food rituals to true crime manifestos, celebrity scandals, and the strange ways entertainment and real world violence overlap. Gary and Selena let the discussion drift naturally, mixing crude humor with genuine anxiety, creating the feeling of overhearing a long, chaotic conversation that keeps circling back to how fragile everything feels.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493549?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 24 May 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena bounce through an unfiltered run of topics that veer between absurd and unsettling, starting with body mods, celebrity chaos, and pop culture noise before sliding into darker territory. They talk through airline disasters, turbulence...

The conversation jumps from wedding prep stress and fast food rituals to true crime manifestos, celebrity scandals, and the strange ways entertainment and real world violence overlap. Gary and Selena let the discussion drift naturally, mixing crude humor with genuine anxiety, creating the feeling of overhearing a long, chaotic conversation that keeps circling back to how fragile everything feels.]]>2385airlines,animals,anxiety,celebritynews,chaos,currentevents,discussion,entertainment,fastfood,fear,manifestos,media,reactions,relationships,sharkweek,stories,truecrime,turbulence,violence,weddingstresstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/sleeping-better-than-michael-jackson-pt-2--69715510
The discussion moves into online subcultures, extreme internet behavior, and how far people will go for validation, attention, or identity. Along the way, Gary and Selena wrestle with discomfort, curiosity, and disbelief, letting the conversation wander into dark humor, oversharing, and uneasy laughter that feels less like commentary and more like overhearing two people thinking out loud without a filter.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/477978?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 18 May 2024 18:03:43 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena drift through a loose, late night conversation that starts with sleep, celebrity deaths, and Michael Jackson mythology before spiraling into fame, scandals, and the way public opinion turns people into punchlines. They talk about...
The discussion moves into online subcultures, extreme internet behavior, and how far people will go for validation, attention, or identity. Along the way, Gary and Selena wrestle with discomfort, curiosity, and disbelief, letting the conversation wander into dark humor, oversharing, and uneasy laughter that feels less like commentary and more like overhearing two people thinking out loud without a filter.]]>2523cancelation,celebrityscandals,chaos,confession,controversy,curiosity,discussion,fame,humor,identity,internetculture,michaeljackson,modernlife,onlinebehavior,oversharing,publicopinion,relationships,sleep,taboos,viralstoriestruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/sleeping-better-than-michael-jackson-pt-1--69715567
The discussion drifts into drug jokes, celebrity doctors, Travis Kelce impressions, and why modern fame feels fake, unserious, and easy to exploit. As the episode unfolds, Gary and Selena bounce between self awareness and total nonsense, letting the conversation wander through poverty, fashion, King Charles, internet grifts, and the strange confidence it takes to pretend you know what you are talking about.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493551?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 18 May 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move through a chaotic, stoned conversation that jumps from workplace scandals and fake reporting to celebrity obsession, money anxiety, and sleeping habits that spiral into dark jokes. They talk about Taylor Swift monetization, being...
The discussion drifts into drug jokes, celebrity doctors, Travis Kelce impressions, and why modern fame feels fake, unserious, and easy to exploit. As the episode unfolds, Gary and Selena bounce between self awareness and total nonsense, letting the conversation wander through poverty, fashion, King Charles, internet grifts, and the strange confidence it takes to pretend you know what you are talking about.]]>2125absurdity,baddecisions,beingpoor,celebritygossip,celebritynews,chaos,classanxiety,debt,fakejournalism,fameeconomy,grifting,internetfame,modernmedia,oversharing,royalfamily,sleep,taylorswift,traviskelce,weedtalk,workscandalstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/stephen-hawking-goes-to-sparta-pt-2--69715506
Gary and Selena also get into reboots, remakes, superhero burnout, and why modern entertainment keeps recycling the same ideas while pretending they are new. The discussion drifts into consumer paranoia, caffeine disasters, food takes, wedding cake debates, and the small arguments that reveal how people actually think when the conversation is left alone to spiral.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/476388?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 11 May 2024 01:09:50 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena jump from awkward music lyrics and divorce coded rock songs into a long conversation about celebrity oversharing, Taylor Swift fatigue, and why popularity does not equal quality. They talk about aging, life expectancy, money anxiety,...
Gary and Selena also get into reboots, remakes, superhero burnout, and why modern entertainment keeps recycling the same ideas while pretending they are new. The discussion drifts into consumer paranoia, caffeine disasters, food takes, wedding cake debates, and the small arguments that reveal how people actually think when the conversation is left alone to spiral.]]>2388absurdity,aging,caffeine,celebrityfatigue,consumerculture,documentaries,entertainmentindustry,fameobsession,fooddebate,lifespan,mediacriticism,modernlife,moneyanxiety,oversharing,popularity,realitytv,remakes,superhero,taylorswift,weddingplanningtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/stephen-hawking-goes-to-sparta-pt-1--69715541
The discussion shifts into documentary obsession, stage parents, child fame, and the blurred line between ambition and exploitation. Gary and Selena also spiral through true crime logic, medical debt horror stories, celebrity scandals, music industry awkwardness, and the strange ways people justify terrible behavior. The episode closes with pop culture beefs, AI voices, Stephen Hawking jokes, and the kind of dark humor that shows up when conversations are left unsupervised.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493552?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 10 May 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move from celebrity fashion spectacle into a broader conversation about wealth, status, and how public events like the Met Gala start to feel more like Hunger Games theater than art. They talk about reality TV manipulation, Real...
The discussion shifts into documentary obsession, stage parents, child fame, and the blurred line between ambition and exploitation. Gary and Selena also spiral through true crime logic, medical debt horror stories, celebrity scandals, music industry awkwardness, and the strange ways people justify terrible behavior. The episode closes with pop culture beefs, AI voices, Stephen Hawking jokes, and the kind of dark humor that shows up when conversations are left unsupervised.]]>2122absurdity,ai,celebritybeef,celebrityscandals,childfame,darkhumor,documentaries,drake,entertainmentindustry,ethics,fashionelitism,kendrick,medicaldebt,metgala,modernmedia,popculture,realhousewives,stagemoms,truecrime,wealthgaptruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/secret-piles-pt-2--69715514
Gary and Selena also reflect on how media, documentaries, and real world violence blur together, creating moments that are unsettling, darkly funny, and uncomfortable in equal measure. The tension between curiosity and fear runs throughout as Gary and Selena react in real time to the heaviness of what people are capable of and how easily it can go unnoticed.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/473503?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 03 May 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move through a chaotic stretch of conversation that jumps from secret piles and hidden behavior to disturbing documentaries, underground bunkers, and the uneasy feeling of realizing how close danger can be in everyday life. The episode...
Gary and Selena also reflect on how media, documentaries, and real world violence blur together, creating moments that are unsettling, darkly funny, and uncomfortable in equal measure. The tension between curiosity and fear runs throughout as Gary and Selena react in real time to the heaviness of what people are capable of and how easily it can go unnoticed.]]>2859bunkers,chaos,commentary,conspiracy,crime,darkhumor,disturbing,documentaries,hidden,mystery,paranoia,psychology,reality,serialkillers,stories,truecrime,uncensored,underground,violence,warfootagetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/secret-piles-pt-1--69715513
Gary and Selena also touch on wedding planning stress, almost passing out at Target, strange public encounters, and the mental overload that comes from nonstop stimulation. The episode stays grounded in real moments while drifting into dark observations about media, violence, and how easily things can feel off without warning.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493553?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 02 May 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move through a loose but chaotic run of topics that starts with American Ninja Warrior and quickly spirals into bizarre internet videos, secret piles, serial killer vloggers, and unsettling stories about people hiding in plain sight....
Gary and Selena also touch on wedding planning stress, almost passing out at Target, strange public encounters, and the mental overload that comes from nonstop stimulation. The episode stays grounded in real moments while drifting into dark observations about media, violence, and how easily things can feel off without warning.]]>2103americanninjawarrior,chaos,commentary,creepiness,disturbing,documentaries,everydaylife,grocerystores,hiddenbehavior,internetculture,paranoia,prom,realworld,serialkillers,sparta,storytelling,stress,trenchwarfare,truecrime,weddingplanningtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/misconceptions-hipaa-violations-pt-2--69715508
Gary and Selena mix relationship arguments, pop culture reactions, celebrity misconceptions, and dark humor while circling the larger issue of how boundaries around health, identity, and consent continue to erode. The episode balances personal stories with broader commentary on trust, technology, and how easily private information becomes public without warning.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/471356?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 27 Apr 2024 01:01:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena dig into misunderstandings around privacy, health information, and how casually sensitive details get mishandled in modern life. The conversation moves through HIPAA violations, dating app chaos, workplace disclosures, and the strange...
Gary and Selena mix relationship arguments, pop culture reactions, celebrity misconceptions, and dark humor while circling the larger issue of how boundaries around health, identity, and consent continue to erode. The episode balances personal stories with broader commentary on trust, technology, and how easily private information becomes public without warning.]]>2030commentary,conflict,consent,controversy,datingapps,discussion,healthdata,hipaa,identity,legalissues,medical,misinformation,modernlife,oversharing,personalstories,privacy,relationships,technology,trust,workplacetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/misconceptions-hipaa-violations-pt-1--69715516
Gary and Selena also get into sleep moaning, trash bags, designer purses, American Horror Story burnout, wolves, peanut butter myths, and how confidently incorrect thinking shows up in daily life. The conversation stays rooted in confusion, frustration, and dark humor as Gary and Selena question what people believe, why they believe it, and how misinformation quietly shapes behavior.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493554?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 25 Apr 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena unpack common misconceptions and everyday moral panic through stories that jump from celebrity scandals to personal annoyances. The episode moves through Harvey Weinstein headlines, questionable morality tests, health misinformation,...
Gary and Selena also get into sleep moaning, trash bags, designer purses, American Horror Story burnout, wolves, peanut butter myths, and how confidently incorrect thinking shows up in daily life. The conversation stays rooted in confusion, frustration, and dark humor as Gary and Selena question what people believe, why they believe it, and how misinformation quietly shapes behavior.]]>1953celebrity,commentary,confusion,culturewars,debate,facts,grindr,health,hipaa,media,misconceptions,misinformation,morality,myths,oversharing,prep,privacy,relationships,trust,weinsteintruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/a-very-special-420-tribute-to-o-j-simpson-pt-2--69715523
The episode drifts through superpower hypotheticals, scam calls that turn deadly, viral news stories, Disney expansion plans, Avatar overload, Dubai flooding, and memories of being way too high in the wrong situations. Gary and Selena keep the conversation loose, observational, and unfiltered as the night stretches on and logic slowly dissolves.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/455140?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 20 Apr 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena lean fully into a hazy 420 mindset while moving through stories that mix dark humor, confusion, and real world absurdity. Gary and Selena talk edibles kicking in, a disastrous Greek food pickup, assumptions gone wrong, and strange...
The episode drifts through superpower hypotheticals, scam calls that turn deadly, viral news stories, Disney expansion plans, Avatar overload, Dubai flooding, and memories of being way too high in the wrong situations. Gary and Selena keep the conversation loose, observational, and unfiltered as the night stretches on and logic slowly dissolves.]]>2579420,absurdity,assumptions,avatar,conversation,disability,disney,dubai,edibles,fear,headlines,highstories,news,oj,relationships,scams,simpson,truecrime,viral,weedtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/a-very-special-420-tribute-to-o-j-simpson-pt-1--69715518
The discussion widens into money, privilege, and scale, comparing inherited wealth to scraping by, and how perception changes when numbers get extreme. Gary and Selena touch on sports, head injuries, punishment, and how justice looks different depending on who you are and how much you can afford. The episode closes with cultural exhaustion, media oversaturation, and the feeling of watching history repeat itself with new characters and the same outcomes. A hazy, unfiltered 4/20 reflection on death, memory, and the noise that never really stops.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493555?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 19 Apr 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena mark 4/20 by spiraling through the death of O.J. Simpson, revisiting the freeway chase, the trial, and how America consumed the spectacle in real time. The conversation drifts from childhood memories of watching court coverage to...
The discussion widens into money, privilege, and scale, comparing inherited wealth to scraping by, and how perception changes when numbers get extreme. Gary and Selena touch on sports, head injuries, punishment, and how justice looks different depending on who you are and how much you can afford. The episode closes with cultural exhaustion, media oversaturation, and the feeling of watching history repeat itself with new characters and the same outcomes. A hazy, unfiltered 4/20 reflection on death, memory, and the noise that never really stops.]]>2351420,america,anxiety,celebrity,chaos,cte,culturewar,death,edibles,fame,food,justice,media,nostalgia,simpson,sports,trial,wealth,weedtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/vaginal-floor-adjustments-w-dr-sarah-pt-2--69715575
 As the episode unfolds, the discussion spirals into medical oddities, internet folklore, and body horror, including myths, rare conditions, and why people are drawn to extreme stories. Gary and Selena reflect on shock content, early internet exposure, and how desensitization changes what people laugh at or believe. The second half turns darker, with Dr. Sarah recounting experiences from working in funeral services, including traumatic deaths and the emotional toll of proximity to mortality. The episode closes with conspiracies involving celebrities, power, and fear, highlighting how paranoia, humor, and curiosity blur together when conversations go off the rails.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/451624?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 13 Apr 2024 03:23:55 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena continue the conversation with Dr. Sarah, moving from pelvic health into religion, conspiracy thinking, and the strange ways belief systems shape everyday behavior. The episode opens with discussion around Mormon culture, restrictive...
 As the episode unfolds, the discussion spirals into medical oddities, internet folklore, and body horror, including myths, rare conditions, and why people are drawn to extreme stories. Gary and Selena reflect on shock content, early internet exposure, and how desensitization changes what people laugh at or believe. The second half turns darker, with Dr. Sarah recounting experiences from working in funeral services, including traumatic deaths and the emotional toll of proximity to mortality. The episode closes with conspiracies involving celebrities, power, and fear, highlighting how paranoia, humor, and curiosity blur together when conversations go off the rails.]]>2242beliefs,celebrities,chaos,conspiracy,culture,death,discussion,eclipse,fear,funeral,health,internet,medicine,medicinefacts,mormons,myths,pelvic,religion,trauma,vaginaltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/vaginal-floor-adjustments-w-dr-sarah-pt-1--69715527
The conversation touches on music culture, internet attention cycles, and why audiences reward spectacle over substance. The episode takes a darker turn as Gary and Selena explore celebrity scandals, public perception, and how power and money influence accountability. Discussions include famous trials, media framing, and why certain figures remain culturally protected while others are erased. The second half centers on chiropractic medicine and abuse of authority, with Dr. Sarah explaining legitimate medical training versus predatory behavior disguised as care. Gary and Selena examine how trust in professionals can be exploited and why oversight often fails until damage is already done. The episode ends by transitioning the conversation toward a deeper continuation in part two.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493556?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 12 Apr 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open the conversation with Dr. Sarah by bouncing between folklore, internet myths, and modern pop culture before landing on how misinformation spreads when curiosity outweighs facts. The episode begins with leprechaun sightings,...
The conversation touches on music culture, internet attention cycles, and why audiences reward spectacle over substance. The episode takes a darker turn as Gary and Selena explore celebrity scandals, public perception, and how power and money influence accountability. Discussions include famous trials, media framing, and why certain figures remain culturally protected while others are erased. The second half centers on chiropractic medicine and abuse of authority, with Dr. Sarah explaining legitimate medical training versus predatory behavior disguised as care. Gary and Selena examine how trust in professionals can be exploited and why oversight often fails until damage is already done. The episode ends by transitioning the conversation toward a deeper continuation in part two.]]>1964abuse,accountability,authority,beliefs,celebrity,chaos,chiropractic,conspiracy,controversy,culture,discussion,fame,health,internet,media,medicine,myths,popculture,scandal,vaginaltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/maunt-pt-2--69715519
Gary and Selena question how society processes these stories, where curiosity crosses into voyeurism, and why these narratives dominate attention cycles. From there, the episode pivots into global power, military mythology, and unresolved questions surrounding historical events. Gary and Selena discuss official narratives, skepticism around government transparency, and how patriotism, fear, and storytelling intersect in moments of national trauma. The episode closes with discussions on surveillance, technology outages, eclipse anxiety, and collective paranoia, examining how uncertainty fuels conspiracy culture and why people are primed to expect collapse, secrets, and hidden control at every turn.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/444172?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 05 Apr 2024 17:53:18 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena continue MAUNT by spiraling deeper into cultural obsession, conspiracy thinking, and the internet’s fascination with extreme human stories. The episode opens with reactions to viral news, public self destruction, and how spectacle...
Gary and Selena question how society processes these stories, where curiosity crosses into voyeurism, and why these narratives dominate attention cycles. From there, the episode pivots into global power, military mythology, and unresolved questions surrounding historical events. Gary and Selena discuss official narratives, skepticism around government transparency, and how patriotism, fear, and storytelling intersect in moments of national trauma. The episode closes with discussions on surveillance, technology outages, eclipse anxiety, and collective paranoia, examining how uncertainty fuels conspiracy culture and why people are primed to expect collapse, secrets, and hidden control at every turn.]]>2377beliefs,chaos,conspiracy,control,culture,discussion,history,identity,media,military,mystery,news,obsession,paranoia,power,relationships,skepticism,society,twins,viraltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/maunt-pt-1--69715517
From there, the episode shifts into everyday chaos, class tension, and urban volatility, including personal encounters that expose how resentment and instability surface in public spaces. Gary and Selena explore the psychology of entitlement, rage, and why random acts of aggression feel more common and more accepted. The episode closes by tying pop culture obsession, health panic, and internet outrage together, questioning why society thrives on constant alarm and why attention is now the most valuable currency in public life.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493557?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 05 Apr 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena launch MAUNT by unraveling frustration with aging rebellion, political identity, and how counterculture collapses into conformity over time. The episode opens with anger toward performative outrage, hollow activism, and the way...
From there, the episode shifts into everyday chaos, class tension, and urban volatility, including personal encounters that expose how resentment and instability surface in public spaces. Gary and Selena explore the psychology of entitlement, rage, and why random acts of aggression feel more common and more accepted. The episode closes by tying pop culture obsession, health panic, and internet outrage together, questioning why society thrives on constant alarm and why attention is now the most valuable currency in public life.]]>2375anger,authority,beliefs,celebrity,chaos,class,commentary,conflict,control,controversy,fame,identity,media,outrage,panic,politics,power,public,society,violencetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/diddy-practicing-wedding-kisses-pt-2--69715528
The episode continues through conspiracy fatigue, collapsing trust in public narratives, and the uneasy feeling that nothing shocking actually shocks anymore. Stories about addiction, sex tourism, exploitation, and silence blur together with everyday observations that feel darker the longer they sit. By the end, Gary and Selena land on fear, numbness, and the strange comfort people find in looking away, wondering how much of modern life is built on knowing something is wrong and choosing not to stop it.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/442943?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 30 Mar 2024 00:06:44 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move deeper into chaos, starting with memories of school lockdowns, discipline, and how fear shaped classrooms long before it became normal. That spirals into trust, authority, and the uncomfortable reality of who is allowed power over...
The episode continues through conspiracy fatigue, collapsing trust in public narratives, and the uneasy feeling that nothing shocking actually shocks anymore. Stories about addiction, sex tourism, exploitation, and silence blur together with everyday observations that feel darker the longer they sit. By the end, Gary and Selena land on fear, numbness, and the strange comfort people find in looking away, wondering how much of modern life is built on knowing something is wrong and choosing not to stop it.]]>2430abuse,accountability,addiction,authority,celebrity,conspiracy,control,corruption,crime,exploitation,fear,institutions,media,power,predators,scandal,silence,society,trauma,trusttruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/diddy-practicing-wedding-kisses-pt-1--69715507
Gary and Selena question why shocking stories barely register anymore and how online culture turns serious accusations into background noise. From there, the episode veers into everyday moments that feel just as unhinged as the news. Pharmacy lines, public behavior, aging, boundaries, and the loss of shame all become part of the same thread. Gary and Selena connect personal observations to a broader sense that social rules are dissolving in real time. The episode closes with wedding talk, intimacy, and the uncomfortable overlap between public spectacle and private moments. Gary and Selena explore how even meaningful milestones now exist alongside irony, distrust, and the feeling that nothing exists in isolation anymore.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493558?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 29 Mar 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open with chaos and slip immediately into headlines as allegations around Diddy explode and celebrity power dynamics come back under scrutiny. They react to rumors, connections, and how quickly public narratives shift when money, fame,...
Gary and Selena question why shocking stories barely register anymore and how online culture turns serious accusations into background noise. From there, the episode veers into everyday moments that feel just as unhinged as the news. Pharmacy lines, public behavior, aging, boundaries, and the loss of shame all become part of the same thread. Gary and Selena connect personal observations to a broader sense that social rules are dissolving in real time. The episode closes with wedding talk, intimacy, and the uncomfortable overlap between public spectacle and private moments. Gary and Selena explore how even meaningful milestones now exist alongside irony, distrust, and the feeling that nothing exists in isolation anymore.]]>1976aging,allegations,authority,celebrity,chaos,culture,diddy,fame,fatigue,headlines,intimacy,marriage,media,power,publicbehavior,relationships,scandal,society,trust,viraltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/animal-tail-butt-plugs--69715520
Gary and Selena bounce between pop history, cultural memory gaps, and the strange way people remember things that never actually happened. The episode slides into everyday absurdity, including customer service breakdowns, corporate indifference, and the frustration of systems that refuse to fix simple problems. Small inconveniences become symbols of larger dysfunction as Gary and Selena connect personal stories to broader patterns. The discussion eventually spirals into intimacy, boundaries, and extreme niche behavior, questioning why shock value has replaced curiosity and how irony has become the default tone for everything. Gary and Selena close the episode reflecting on how modern life feels overstimulated, unserious, and impossible to take at face value.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/441591?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 23 Mar 2024 02:22:26 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena wander through celebrity obsession, media fatigue, and why public figures feel more cartoonish the longer they stay in the spotlight. The episode touches on fame myths, misinformation, and how easily false narratives spread when people...
Gary and Selena bounce between pop history, cultural memory gaps, and the strange way people remember things that never actually happened. The episode slides into everyday absurdity, including customer service breakdowns, corporate indifference, and the frustration of systems that refuse to fix simple problems. Small inconveniences become symbols of larger dysfunction as Gary and Selena connect personal stories to broader patterns. The discussion eventually spirals into intimacy, boundaries, and extreme niche behavior, questioning why shock value has replaced curiosity and how irony has become the default tone for everything. Gary and Selena close the episode reflecting on how modern life feels overstimulated, unserious, and impossible to take at face value.]]>4150absurdity,authority,behavior,celebrity,chaos,consumer,corporate,culture,fame,fatigue,frustration,history,identity,intimacy,media,misinformation,public,relationships,society,trusttruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/no-good-very-bad-day-pt-2--69715521
From there the conversation moves into Kate Middleton’s disappearance rumors, infidelity speculation, and why official explanations no longer satisfy public curiosity. The episode digs deeper into distrust of institutions, including Boeing safety failures, a whistleblower found dead after testifying, and why corporate accountability feels impossible. “Gary” and “Selena” also touch on airline safety fears, insurance companies tracking driving behavior, disease headlines, and the growing sense that systems meant to protect people are quietly failing. The conversation drifts through wrestling, celebrity narratives, paranoia, exhaustion, and the feeling of watching everything unravel in real time.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/439925?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 15 Mar 2024 22:19:40 +0000Terrible Person“Gary” and “Selena” start with frustration around the explosion of fake self help language and why endless motivational talking feels hollow when real life is messy and uncomfortable. That spirals into disturbing viral fight videos involving...
From there the conversation moves into Kate Middleton’s disappearance rumors, infidelity speculation, and why official explanations no longer satisfy public curiosity. The episode digs deeper into distrust of institutions, including Boeing safety failures, a whistleblower found dead after testifying, and why corporate accountability feels impossible. “Gary” and “Selena” also touch on airline safety fears, insurance companies tracking driving behavior, disease headlines, and the growing sense that systems meant to protect people are quietly failing. The conversation drifts through wrestling, celebrity narratives, paranoia, exhaustion, and the feeling of watching everything unravel in real time.]]>2308aviation,boeing,collapse,conspiracy,distrust,headlines,insurance,katemiddleton,news,paranoia,privacy,rage,royals,safety,surveillance,teenfights,tracking,violence,viral,whistleblowertruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/no-good-very-bad-day-pt-1--69715530
The episode moves through royal cheating rumors, Kate Middleton speculation, and why public narratives fall apart under scrutiny. “Gary” and “Selena” also dig into Boeing whistleblower fallout, airline safety anxiety, viral outrage cycles, and the way fear travels faster than facts. Along the way, they touch on Vegas chaos, public bathroom disasters, influencer culture, and the exhaustion of watching everything feel slightly off at once.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493559?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 14 Mar 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible Person“Gary” and “Selena” unpack a rough day that spirals into a wide-ranging conversation about health scares, celebrity headlines, and growing distrust in institutions. Ozempic side effects lead into pharmaceutical accountability, sudden weight loss...
The episode moves through royal cheating rumors, Kate Middleton speculation, and why public narratives fall apart under scrutiny. “Gary” and “Selena” also dig into Boeing whistleblower fallout, airline safety anxiety, viral outrage cycles, and the way fear travels faster than facts. Along the way, they touch on Vegas chaos, public bathroom disasters, influencer culture, and the exhaustion of watching everything feel slightly off at once.]]>2361airlines,boeing,celebrity,conspiracies,distrust,fear,headlines,health,influencers,katemiddleton,outrage,ozempic,pharma,royals,safety,sideeffects,tiktokban,vegas,viral,whistleblowertruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/advanced-human-anatomy-pt-2--69715552
From there, Gary and Selena explore anatomy confusion, surgical myths, and how internet storytelling distorts reality. The episode expands into body modification, online fixation, and the strange economy of shock value. Gary and Selena also touch on surveillance anxiety, facial recognition technology, brain wave tracking, and the growing discomfort around how much technology quietly knows. Along the way, they unpack internet fame, health fears, and the uneasy feeling that nobody actually understands what is happening inside their own bodies.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/437830?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 08 Mar 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through anatomy, identity, and cultural obsession as a discussion about the human body turns into a broader look at celebrity rumors and public paranoia. Kate Middleton speculation leads into conversations about medical secrecy,...
From there, Gary and Selena explore anatomy confusion, surgical myths, and how internet storytelling distorts reality. The episode expands into body modification, online fixation, and the strange economy of shock value. Gary and Selena also touch on surveillance anxiety, facial recognition technology, brain wave tracking, and the growing discomfort around how much technology quietly knows. Along the way, they unpack internet fame, health fears, and the uneasy feeling that nobody actually understands what is happening inside their own bodies.]]>2751anatomy,body,brainwaves,celebrity,conspiracies,culturewars,facialrecognition,fear,headlines,health,identity,katemiddleton,medical,misinformation,paranoia,privacy,rumors,science,surveillance,technologytruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/advanced-human-anatomy-pt-1--69715582
The discussion expands into celebrity health headlines, Ozempic side effects, weight loss culture, and public reactions to medical decisions. Gary and Selena also touch on institutional trust, misinformation, and why health conversations online spiral so quickly into judgment and panic. The episode balances personal stories with broader cultural tension around bodies, medicine, and privacy]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493560?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 07 Mar 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena dive headfirst into anatomy, medical anxiety, and the strange realities of the human body. A conversation about surgery and bodily functions opens into stories about hospitals, anesthesia, vulnerability, and how quickly control...
The discussion expands into celebrity health headlines, Ozempic side effects, weight loss culture, and public reactions to medical decisions. Gary and Selena also touch on institutional trust, misinformation, and why health conversations online spiral so quickly into judgment and panic. The episode balances personal stories with broader cultural tension around bodies, medicine, and privacy]]>2107anatomy,body,celebritynews,fear,headlines,health,healthcare,hospitals,identity,medicalstories,medicine,misinformation,ozempic,privacy,publicreaction,science,surgery,trust,weightloss,wellnesstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/too-sweet-pt-2--69715550
Plus: Diddy allegations spreading fast, Meek Mill rumors, celebrity power plays, OnlyFans “artist” grift culture, and the everyday chaos that pushes people to the edge—parking lot rage, old people blocking everything, grocery store insanity, and the ongoing cat war in the apartment.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/434233?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 02 Mar 2024 00:22:30 +0000Terrible PersonKanye demands Kim pull the kids from Sierra Canyon, “fake celebrity school” conspiracy talk, and the weirdest question of the week: what the hell is actually going on there? Then the Aaron Bushnell self-immolation video, internet censorship/scrubbing,...
Plus: Diddy allegations spreading fast, Meek Mill rumors, celebrity power plays, OnlyFans “artist” grift culture, and the everyday chaos that pushes people to the edge—parking lot rage, old people blocking everything, grocery store insanity, and the ongoing cat war in the apartment.]]>2012aaronbushnell,allegations,cats,celebrity,censorship,chaos,comedy,conspiracy,diddy,grifters,influencers,kanye,kimkardashian,meekmill,onlyfans,outrage,protest,rant,sierracanyon,viraltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/too-sweet-pt-1--69715558
Plus: the weird world of corporate sponsor drama (Umano ravioli “whistleblower”), Cheerios pesticide lawsuit panic, Sphere ticket price insanity, and the unstoppable spiral from harmless small talk into absolute nonsense.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493561?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 01 Mar 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonA late-night apartment meltdown turns into full police lockdown—yelling in the parking lot, glass shattering, cops with shotguns, and the kind of chaos that makes you stare out the window like a paranoid neighborhood watch captain. Then it’s PF...
Plus: the weird world of corporate sponsor drama (Umano ravioli “whistleblower”), Cheerios pesticide lawsuit panic, Sphere ticket price insanity, and the unstoppable spiral from harmless small talk into absolute nonsense.]]>1847apartment,chaos,cheerios,comedy,conspiracy,crime,drama,lawsuit,pesticides,pfchangs,police,ravioli,restaurant,royalrumble,sphere,sponsor,umano,vegas,whistleblower,wrestlingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/miss-japan-pt-2--69715533
From there it’s Yellowjackets delays, Dance Moms supremacy, AI drama (Gemini getting heat for refusing “white achievement” prompts), and the rise of car-free “15-minute city” living in Tempe—aka a neighborhood built for people who are scared of driving and love telling you about it. We wrap with Malia Obama discourse, Machine Gun Kelly’s full-body blackout tattoo, and the timeless premium tradition: arguing about dinner until someone says “Greek burger.”]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/432313?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 22 Feb 2024 23:36:27 +0000Terrible PersonThis one starts with apartment-life paranoia (kids outside, earthquakes, and Travis Kelce doing “cool black dad” voice), then immediately swan-dives into: Little People, Big World Airbnb guests allegedly filming porn in the farmhouse, ethically...
From there it’s Yellowjackets delays, Dance Moms supremacy, AI drama (Gemini getting heat for refusing “white achievement” prompts), and the rise of car-free “15-minute city” living in Tempe—aka a neighborhood built for people who are scared of driving and love telling you about it. We wrap with Malia Obama discourse, Machine Gun Kelly’s full-body blackout tattoo, and the timeless premium tradition: arguing about dinner until someone says “Greek burger.”]]>234915minute,agritopia,ai,airbnb,crime,dancemoms,ethics,farmlife,finale,gemini,machinegunkelly,missjapan,porn,tattoos,tech,tempe,truetdetective,truth,walkable,yellowjacketstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/miss-japan-pt-1--69715540
The conversation drifts through baby names falling out of favor, neighborhood police activity, Super Bowl fallout, Usher’s halftime performance, Travis Kelce’s sideline moment, and the growing obsession with tracking Taylor Swift’s private jet. Gary and Selena move between disbelief, dark humor, and genuine confusion as the episode slowly unravels into everything else.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493562?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 22 Feb 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonA Ukrainian-born contestant wins Miss Japan and sets off a backlash that quickly spirals into questions about identity, citizenship, and who gets to represent a country on a global stage. Gary and Selena dig into why this story struck a nerve, how...
The conversation drifts through baby names falling out of favor, neighborhood police activity, Super Bowl fallout, Usher’s halftime performance, Travis Kelce’s sideline moment, and the growing obsession with tracking Taylor Swift’s private jet. Gary and Selena move between disbelief, dark humor, and genuine confusion as the episode slowly unravels into everything else.]]>1794backlash,beauty,celebrity,citizenship,controversy,headlines,identity,internet,media,missjapan,news,outrage,pageants,representation,superbowl,taylorswift,traviskelce,trending,usher,viraltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/leg-drop-pt-2--69715522
Gary and Selena also spiral into wrestling psychology, modern masculinity, drug panic, and the growing sense that everything feels slightly off in 2024. The discussion blends dark humor, paranoia, and cultural commentary while circling the same question. Are we watching the collapse in real time, or just refreshing our feeds too often. Gary and Selena connect the dots between fame, distraction, and control while keeping the tone reckless, curious, and brutally honest.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/429172?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 10 Feb 2024 15:15:10 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena dive deeper into the chaos as the conversation veers from global disasters to cultural absurdity with no brakes. This episode moves through wildfires and conspiracy theories surrounding Chile, sudden celebrity scandals, leaked private...
Gary and Selena also spiral into wrestling psychology, modern masculinity, drug panic, and the growing sense that everything feels slightly off in 2024. The discussion blends dark humor, paranoia, and cultural commentary while circling the same question. Are we watching the collapse in real time, or just refreshing our feeds too often. Gary and Selena connect the dots between fame, distraction, and control while keeping the tone reckless, curious, and brutally honest.]]>2447absurdity,celebrity,chaos,collapse,commentary,conspiracy,control,culture,drake,fires,internet,masculinity,media,news,paranoia,scandal,uncertainty,viral,world,wrestlingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/leg-drop-pt-1--69715531
Gary and Selena drift into conversations about language, etiquette, celebrity culture, and the thin line between confidence and embarrassment. As the night unfolds, the discussion expands into media overload, internet noise, and the creeping sense that nothing feels normal anymore. This episode sets the tone with absurd humor, cultural observation, and the kind of unfiltered honesty that only happens when the night goes longer than planned.

]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493563?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 09 Feb 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick off the chaos with a loose spiral through wrestling fandom, everyday social awkwardness, and the strange moments that reveal how unhinged people really are. The episode moves from watching the Royal Rumble to unexpected phone...
Gary and Selena drift into conversations about language, etiquette, celebrity culture, and the thin line between confidence and embarrassment. As the night unfolds, the discussion expands into media overload, internet noise, and the creeping sense that nothing feels normal anymore. This episode sets the tone with absurd humor, cultural observation, and the kind of unfiltered honesty that only happens when the night goes longer than planned.

]]>2090absurdity,awkward,celebrity,chaos,commentary,confusion,conversation,culture,embarrassment,energy,fandom,humor,internet,media,night,social,stories,unfiltered,viral,wrestlingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/stfu-scott-pt-2--69715529
Along the way, Gary and Selena react to reality television, celebrity behavior, uncomfortable headlines, and the moments that make everyday life feel increasingly absurd. The episode blends dark humor with casual observation, capturing the kind of unfiltered dialogue that happens when nothing is off limits and everything feels slightly unhinged.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/427879?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 03 Feb 2024 20:24:30 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena drift through a late-night conversation that bounces between wrestling nostalgia, shifting beauty standards, and the strange extremes of modern internet culture. What starts as background commentary turns into a sharper discussion...
Along the way, Gary and Selena react to reality television, celebrity behavior, uncomfortable headlines, and the moments that make everyday life feel increasingly absurd. The episode blends dark humor with casual observation, capturing the kind of unfiltered dialogue that happens when nothing is off limits and everything feels slightly unhinged.]]>2413absurd,celebrity,commentary,conversation,culture,discussion,entertainment,headlines,humor,internet,late,media,modern,observation,reality,society,television,unfiltered,viral,wrestlingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/stfu-scott-pt-1--69715584
Along the way, Gary and Selena reflect on reality television, cultural blind spots, award season backlash, and the strange patterns that repeat when money and attention are involved. The episode unfolds like overheard late-night talk, mixing uncomfortable headlines with sharp observations and the kind of commentary that drifts naturally from one subject into the next.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493564?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 03 Feb 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move through a wide-ranging conversation that starts with wrestling nostalgia and quickly turns toward power, control, and public spectacle. Discussions around Vince McMahon, celebrity scandals, and shifting accountability in...
Along the way, Gary and Selena reflect on reality television, cultural blind spots, award season backlash, and the strange patterns that repeat when money and attention are involved. The episode unfolds like overheard late-night talk, mixing uncomfortable headlines with sharp observations and the kind of commentary that drifts naturally from one subject into the next.]]>2134awards,backlash,celebrity,commentary,controversy,conversation,discussion,entertainment,fame,headlines,media,modern,observation,power,public,scandal,society,television,unfiltered,wrestlingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hern-honkin--69715581https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/423665?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sun, 21 Jan 2024 03:46:18 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena drift through a loose, unfiltered conversation shaped by cultural exhaustion, celebrity behavior, and the strange ways modern stories spiral when nobody feels fully invested. From reactions to music, movies, and celebrity reinvention...3172celebrity,commentary,controversy,conversation,discussion,entertainment,exhaustion,fame,film,headlines,identity,media,modern,music,observation,public,society,trends,unfilteredtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/tunneling-pt-2--69715560https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/420367?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 13 Jan 2024 00:22:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through memory, mortality, belief, and the strange logic people use to make sense of suffering. What starts as casual conversation drifts into stories about family, survival, faith, death, and the uncomfortable randomness that...2027aliens,belief,consciousness,conversation,death,discussion,existence,family,identity,life,meaning,memory,philosophy,reflection,society,storytelling,technology,thoughts,unfilteredtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/tunneling-pt-1--69715536https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493565?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 11 Jan 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena begin tunneling through uncertainty, logistics, and unease as everyday problems slide into larger questions about money, commitment, trust, and control. What starts with errands, weddings, and minor frustrations gradually opens into...2036beliefs,conspiracy,control,conversation,culture,curiosity,discussion,identity,institutions,money,planning,power,questions,relationships,secrecy,society,trust,uncertainty,unfiltered,weddingstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/black-market-breast-milk-the-whale-pt-2--69715587
The discussion moves through discomfort, dark humor, and moral gray areas as they react to black market breast milk, wellness culture, exploitation, and the uneasy line between empathy and spectacle. As the episode unfolds, Gary and Selena connect personal reactions to larger questions about value, control, and why certain stories stick long after the screen goes dark.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/418503?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 05 Jan 2024 14:26:46 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena continue unpacking the aftermath of The Whale while drifting into conversations about consumption, boundaries, and the strange economy that forms around desperation and demand. The discussion moves through discomfort, dark humor, and...
The discussion moves through discomfort, dark humor, and moral gray areas as they react to black market breast milk, wellness culture, exploitation, and the uneasy line between empathy and spectacle. As the episode unfolds, Gary and Selena connect personal reactions to larger questions about value, control, and why certain stories stick long after the screen goes dark.]]>1763boundaries,consumption,control,conversation,culture,curiosity,discussion,ethics,exploitation,food,health,identity,markets,media,questions,reactions,scarcity,society,unfiltered,wellnesstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/black-market-breast-milk-the-whale-pt-1--69715534
 As the episode unfolds, Gary and Selena connect personal reactions, documentaries, and cultural oddities to broader questions about empathy, spectacle, and why certain stories feel impossible to look away from.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493566?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 04 Jan 2024 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena dive into first reactions after finally watching The Whale, using the film as a launch point for conversations about excess, isolation, and the uncomfortable ways people cope with pain. The discussion moves through black market breast...
 As the episode unfolds, Gary and Selena connect personal reactions, documentaries, and cultural oddities to broader questions about empathy, spectacle, and why certain stories feel impossible to look away from.]]>1983analysis,behavior,commentary,consumption,control,conversation,curiosity,discussion,ethics,health,identity,markets,media,obsession,psychology,questions,reactions,society,unfiltered,wellnesstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/2023-is-over-pt-2--69715609https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/414240?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Wed, 20 Dec 2023 20:58:43 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena look back on the end of 2023 by jumping between news headlines, personal travel stories, and the strange cultural moments that refused to stay buried. The conversation moves from holiday trips and disappointing destinations to...2701analysis,celebrities,commentary,conversation,culture,dialogue,discussion,frustration,holidays,media,news,observations,opinions,politics,questions,reactions,reflection,society,travel,yearendtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/2023-is-over-pt-1--69715603https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493567?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Tue, 19 Dec 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick off a loose year-end conversation by drifting through celebrity news, reality television, holiday plans, and the strange moments that made 2023 feel exhausting and surreal. The discussion moves between Sister Wives fallout, pop...2202analysis,celebrity,commentary,conspiracy,conversation,culture,dialogue,discussion,holidays,media,news,observations,opinions,reactions,reality,reflection,society,television,unfiltered,yearendtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/leaving-the-pokemon-behind-pt-2--69715532
Along the way, Gary and Selena drift through observations about social behavior, modern distractions, nostalgia, and the strange ways people cope with stress. The episode moves naturally between humor and tension, capturing the feeling of being overwhelmed while still trying to laugh it off.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/412634?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 14 Dec 2023 22:23:40 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena talk through everyday chaos as small moments spiral into something bigger. A routine vet visit turns stressful fast, revealing how fear, anxiety, and past trauma show up in unexpected ways. From sensory overload and public awkwardness...
Along the way, Gary and Selena drift through observations about social behavior, modern distractions, nostalgia, and the strange ways people cope with stress. The episode moves naturally between humor and tension, capturing the feeling of being overwhelmed while still trying to laugh it off.]]>2202absurd,animals,anxiety,awkward,cats,chaotic,commentary,confessional,conversation,discussion,opinions,pets,rant,real,relationships,sarcastic,stories,stress,unfiltered,veterinariantruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/leaving-the-pokemon-behind-pt-1--69715538
From there, the episode shifts into a deep dive on Leaving the World Behind, unpacking isolation, distrust, conspiracy thinking, elite survival narratives, and the uneasy feeling that comfort often wins out while everything else falls apart. Holiday television, baking competitions, sports playing in the background, and offhand celebrity scandals weave in and out as Gary and Selena let the conversation drift naturally. The result is a loose, observational episode about media overload, cultural anxiety, and the strange comfort of distraction when the world feels unpredictable.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493568?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Wed, 13 Dec 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move through a wide-ranging conversation that starts with celebrity deaths and quickly spirals into pop culture reactions, reality television, and the strange overlap between fame, illness, and public obsession. They talk through...
From there, the episode shifts into a deep dive on Leaving the World Behind, unpacking isolation, distrust, conspiracy thinking, elite survival narratives, and the uneasy feeling that comfort often wins out while everything else falls apart. Holiday television, baking competitions, sports playing in the background, and offhand celebrity scandals weave in and out as Gary and Selena let the conversation drift naturally. The result is a loose, observational episode about media overload, cultural anxiety, and the strange comfort of distraction when the world feels unpredictable.]]>1830anxiety,baking,celebrity,commentary,conspiracy,death,distraction,elitism,health,holidayculture,isolation,media,movies,netflix,ozempic,paranoia,realitytv,sports,television,weightlosstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/person-of-the-year--69715572
Tim Allen comes up with his old drug history and the Santa Claus movie set drama, then the conversation swerves into Ice Cube, Hollywood gatekeepers, Epstein conspiracies, and how fast internet panic shifts from 5G paranoia to anti-vape “popcorn lung” propaganda. A Texas trip recap includes parade hosting, crowd energy, and culture shock, followed by commentary on local news coverage, who ends up getting interviewed after shootings, and why it always looks like a casting call for the worst possible people. The episode closes with holiday party dread, Advent calendar beef, Thai food decisions, Panda Express observations, Mexican food discoveries, and the eternal debate over disgusting comfort meals like soup, crackers, cheese, and horseradish.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/409502?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 07 Dec 2023 22:34:31 +0000Terrible PersonTaylor Swift gets crowned Time’s Person of the Year and it instantly turns into a full-on argument about celebrity worship, manufactured outrage, and why certain people get treated like untouchable gods. Billie Eilish’s sexuality discourse kicks off a...
Tim Allen comes up with his old drug history and the Santa Claus movie set drama, then the conversation swerves into Ice Cube, Hollywood gatekeepers, Epstein conspiracies, and how fast internet panic shifts from 5G paranoia to anti-vape “popcorn lung” propaganda. A Texas trip recap includes parade hosting, crowd energy, and culture shock, followed by commentary on local news coverage, who ends up getting interviewed after shootings, and why it always looks like a casting call for the worst possible people. The episode closes with holiday party dread, Advent calendar beef, Thai food decisions, Panda Express observations, Mexican food discoveries, and the eternal debate over disgusting comfort meals like soup, crackers, cheese, and horseradish.]]>25865g,awards,billieeilish,cisgender,epstein,gatekeepers,hollywood,icecube,lesbian,magazines,phoenix,podcasts,queer,swift,taylor,texas,time,vaping,varietytruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-paper-cutter-mishap-pt-2--69715543
Gary and Selena question how punishment works, who gets sympathy, and why certain stories never seem to end. From there it turns domestic and personal with holiday decorations that never come down, awkward neighbors, DUI news, homelessness outside grocery stores, and everyday discomfort people pretend not to see. The episode winds through bad Christmas movies, streaming burnout, celebrity obsession, beauty standards, dating history, and the strange ways fame distorts reality. It closes on food debates, snoring complaints, pets with seasonal depression, and the familiar chaos of overthinking everything late at night.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/404894?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Tue, 28 Nov 2023 23:00:20 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move through a long, winding conversation that jumps from workplace gun talk and suppressors into pop culture, fashion, and identity. The Matrix becomes a surprisingly serious metaphor for self perception, standing out in public, and...
Gary and Selena question how punishment works, who gets sympathy, and why certain stories never seem to end. From there it turns domestic and personal with holiday decorations that never come down, awkward neighbors, DUI news, homelessness outside grocery stores, and everyday discomfort people pretend not to see. The episode winds through bad Christmas movies, streaming burnout, celebrity obsession, beauty standards, dating history, and the strange ways fame distorts reality. It closes on food debates, snoring complaints, pets with seasonal depression, and the familiar chaos of overthinking everything late at night.]]>2731beautystandards,celebrities,christmasmovies,crime,fashion,firearms,food,holidays,homelessness,identity,larrynassar,masculinity,matrix,neighbors,netflix,prison,relationships,suppressors,transgender,workplacetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-paper-cutter-mishap-pt-1--69715610
Gary and Selena also touch on celebrity families, reality fame, and how being adjacent to stardom often replaces talent. The episode spirals into awkward public interactions, weather chaos, workplace memories, dispensary encounters, and being recognized in places where no one wants attention. It closes with a long detour into gingerbread construction disasters, food frustration, pop culture oversharing, and the kind of chaotic thoughts that only surface late at night.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493569?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Mon, 27 Nov 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick things off by unpacking their first full dive into The Matrix, breaking down confidence, doubt, symbolism, and why the sequels feel heavier and more philosophical than expected. That leads into reality television with Sister...
Gary and Selena also touch on celebrity families, reality fame, and how being adjacent to stardom often replaces talent. The episode spirals into awkward public interactions, weather chaos, workplace memories, dispensary encounters, and being recognized in places where no one wants attention. It closes with a long detour into gingerbread construction disasters, food frustration, pop culture oversharing, and the kind of chaotic thoughts that only surface late at night.]]>2024absurdity,accidents,awkwardness,behavior,chaos,confessions,conversations,curiosity,discomfort,domestic,humor,impulses,injuries,mistakes,observations,reality,relationships,stories,thoughts,workplacetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/banana-bread-at-work-pt-2--69715537
The conversation drifts through celebrity obsession, live music at restaurants, food rituals, and the strange social rules people are expected to follow without ever agreeing on them. Gary and Selena react to awkward service moments, unspoken expectations, and the irritation that comes from being polite when it feels undeserved. This episode captures the tension between trying to be normal in public and the internal commentary that never shuts off. Gary and Selena sit with that irritation, laugh through it, and let the annoyance speak for itself.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/403676?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Wed, 22 Nov 2023 01:43:10 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move through a series of workplace frustrations, public interactions, and social misunderstandings that start small and quickly escalate. What begins with casual observations turns into stories about manners, entitlement, and the quiet...
The conversation drifts through celebrity obsession, live music at restaurants, food rituals, and the strange social rules people are expected to follow without ever agreeing on them. Gary and Selena react to awkward service moments, unspoken expectations, and the irritation that comes from being polite when it feels undeserved. This episode captures the tension between trying to be normal in public and the internal commentary that never shuts off. Gary and Selena sit with that irritation, laugh through it, and let the annoyance speak for itself.]]>2144annoyance,awkwardness,behavior,celebrity,commentary,conflict,entitlement,expectations,food,frustration,humor,interactions,manners,observations,publiclife,reactions,restaurants,service,socialrules,workplacetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/banana-bread-at-work-pt-1--69715546
The episode moves through cult documentaries, internet belief systems, and the appeal of people selling certainty to anyone desperate for meaning. Gary and Selena react to modern self help culture, relationship obsession, and the thin line between advice and manipulation. Layered beneath the humor is a steady commentary on frustration, confusion, and the quiet absurdity of modern life. Gary and Selena let the conversation wander naturally, capturing the feeling of trying to stay grounded while everything around you feels slightly unhinged.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493570?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Mon, 20 Nov 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick things off with an unexpectedly emotional win at work that quickly turns into a broader conversation about patience, small victories, and how easily good moods collide with everyday irritation. What starts as banana bread spirals...
The episode moves through cult documentaries, internet belief systems, and the appeal of people selling certainty to anyone desperate for meaning. Gary and Selena react to modern self help culture, relationship obsession, and the thin line between advice and manipulation. Layered beneath the humor is a steady commentary on frustration, confusion, and the quiet absurdity of modern life. Gary and Selena let the conversation wander naturally, capturing the feeling of trying to stay grounded while everything around you feels slightly unhinged.]]>2020absurdity,behavior,beliefs,commentary,confusion,cults,documentaries,entitlement,food,frustration,humor,identity,media,modernlife,observations,patience,reactions,relationships,waiting,workplacetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/falling-in-lava-pt-2--69715535
Gary and Selena break down modern convenience, read receipts, social pressure, and the quiet stress of being constantly reachable. The episode takes a hard left with a long call from Scott, whose story about an awkward medical appointment turns into a raw and unfiltered look at embarrassment, masculinity, aging, and how unprepared people are for certain real world experiences. Gary and Selena react in real time, letting the conversation stretch into something uncomfortable, absurd, and strangely honest.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/401502?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Tue, 14 Nov 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through pop culture frustrations, celebrity obsession, and why certain franchises refuse to die. The conversation jumps from music industry grudges to reality television fatigue, reboot culture, and the strange grip famous...
Gary and Selena break down modern convenience, read receipts, social pressure, and the quiet stress of being constantly reachable. The episode takes a hard left with a long call from Scott, whose story about an awkward medical appointment turns into a raw and unfiltered look at embarrassment, masculinity, aging, and how unprepared people are for certain real world experiences. Gary and Selena react in real time, letting the conversation stretch into something uncomfortable, absurd, and strangely honest.]]>2046absurdity,aging,celebrity,commentary,communication,confession,dinner,embarrassment,food,friendship,frustration,humor,masculinity,modernlife,music,reactions,relationships,stories,technology,televisiontruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/falling-in-lava-pt-1--69715577
Gary recounts an overpowered dispensary food experience that turns a normal workday into an uncomfortably intense ride home, while Selena reacts to the logic of casually eating a fully infused meal and expecting nothing to happen. From there, the episode drifts through reality television obsession, messaging a reality figure, celebrity sightings, internet videos involving extreme accidents, and the uneasy mix of curiosity and regret that comes with seeing too much online. Gary and Selena bounce between dark humor, paranoia, pop culture distractions, and the shared relief of saying the quiet thoughts out loud.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493571?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Mon, 13 Nov 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move through a long, spiraling conversation that starts with a week off and immediately collapses into apartment problems, strange smells, loud neighbors, and maintenance issues that never actually get resolved. Small daily...
Gary recounts an overpowered dispensary food experience that turns a normal workday into an uncomfortably intense ride home, while Selena reacts to the logic of casually eating a fully infused meal and expecting nothing to happen. From there, the episode drifts through reality television obsession, messaging a reality figure, celebrity sightings, internet videos involving extreme accidents, and the uneasy mix of curiosity and regret that comes with seeing too much online. Gary and Selena bounce between dark humor, paranoia, pop culture distractions, and the shared relief of saying the quiet thoughts out loud.]]>1933accidents,anxiety,apartments,carfires,celebrityculture,chaos,dispensary,edibles,freeways,internetvideos,maintenance,neighbors,overstimulation,paranoia,realitytv,smells,storytelling,stress,traffic,weedtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/songs-about-sister-wives-meth-hot-tubs--69715549
From there, things spiral into celebrity deaths, hot tub accidents, addiction, fame, and why certain celebrity narratives don’t quite add up. The episode moves through mass shootings, media coverage, conspiracy theories, voice-to-skull tech, and cultural paranoia before landing on Green Day hate, punk nostalgia, modern music disappointment, and why some bands should’ve stopped decades ago. A true premium-only free-fall through reality television, drugs, parties, cult logic, celebrity collapse, and Halloween chaos.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/399009?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Tue, 31 Oct 2023 23:25:40 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick off a chaotic Halloween premium episode with Sister Wives obsession, polygamy drama, and COVID rules tearing a reality family apart. The conversation slides into cult energy, isolated living fantasies, and why reality TV is more...
From there, things spiral into celebrity deaths, hot tub accidents, addiction, fame, and why certain celebrity narratives don’t quite add up. The episode moves through mass shootings, media coverage, conspiracy theories, voice-to-skull tech, and cultural paranoia before landing on Green Day hate, punk nostalgia, modern music disappointment, and why some bands should’ve stopped decades ago. A true premium-only free-fall through reality television, drugs, parties, cult logic, celebrity collapse, and Halloween chaos.]]>3098addiction,celebritydeath,chaos,conspiracy,covid,cults,drunk,greenday,halloween,houseparty,media,music,nostalgia,paranoia,polygamy,punk,realitytv,shooting,sisterwives,weedtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/doin-checkers-pt-2--69715554
From there, it veers into vampires, immortality myths, political elites, pop culture folklore, and why ancient stories still map onto modern power. The episode jumps between Goosebumps nostalgia, childhood horror, cultural programming, and how fear gets repackaged for every generation. They wrap with reality TV burnout, celebrity absurdity, Kitchen Nightmares energy, restaurant disasters, and the physical consequences of unlimited food. A long-form freefall through paranoia, nostalgia, food regret, and cultural decay.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/396920?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Tue, 24 Oct 2023 18:16:55 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena drift through unedited chaos touching on tabloid TV, paternity shows, airline disasters, air traffic control stress, and why modern travel feels increasingly unhinged. The conversation spirals into pilot mental health, near-miss plane...
From there, it veers into vampires, immortality myths, political elites, pop culture folklore, and why ancient stories still map onto modern power. The episode jumps between Goosebumps nostalgia, childhood horror, cultural programming, and how fear gets repackaged for every generation. They wrap with reality TV burnout, celebrity absurdity, Kitchen Nightmares energy, restaurant disasters, and the physical consequences of unlimited food. A long-form freefall through paranoia, nostalgia, food regret, and cultural decay.]]>2872airlines,aviation,celebrity,chaos,comedy,conspiracy,culture,folklore,food,goosebumps,horror,media,news,nostalgia,paranoia,politics,restaurants,television,travel,vampirestruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/doin-checkers-pt-1--69715588
Coffee rituals, food debates, and late night checkers set the backdrop for discussions about sports fatigue, Arizona teams, and the hollow rituals of fandom. The conversation spirals into gender and sports controversies, celebrity scandals, social media oversharing, and the way public figures unravel in real time. Britney Spears, Chris Brown, Travis Scott confusion, and internet pile-ons blur together with paranoia, burnout, and cultural exhaustion. The episode closes in familiar chaos with conspiracy tangents, money anxiety, aging pop stars, and the quiet realization that everything feels louder, dumber, and harder to ignore.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493572?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Mon, 23 Oct 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open with unfiltered banter about rejecting polish, ignoring professionalism, and letting conversations go wherever they land. From scam job emails and AI fatigue to abandoning structure entirely, the episode leans into raw momentum...
Coffee rituals, food debates, and late night checkers set the backdrop for discussions about sports fatigue, Arizona teams, and the hollow rituals of fandom. The conversation spirals into gender and sports controversies, celebrity scandals, social media oversharing, and the way public figures unravel in real time. Britney Spears, Chris Brown, Travis Scott confusion, and internet pile-ons blur together with paranoia, burnout, and cultural exhaustion. The episode closes in familiar chaos with conspiracy tangents, money anxiety, aging pop stars, and the quiet realization that everything feels louder, dumber, and harder to ignore.]]>2028ai,anxiety,celebrity,chaos,checkers,coffee,conspiracies,controversy,documentaries,emails,fandom,fatigue,gender,news,nostalgia,paranoia,scams,socialmedia,sports,truecrimetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/weekend-at-elecant-s-pt-2--69715547
The episode widens into cultural burnout as Gary and Selena dig into celebrity breakdowns, social media performance, mental health language, and the exhaustion of watching public figures unravel in real time. The tone stays loose but heavy as humor collides with dread, disbelief, and the feeling that nothing is ever really off limits anymore. The conversation closes in familiar Terrible Person fashion with reflections on childhood, food memories, generational disconnects, and the quiet realization that growing up mostly means learning how to sit with discomfort.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/394974?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Mon, 16 Oct 2023 03:57:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena drift through a late night spiral of movies, media, and the unsettling comfort of watching chaos unfold on screen. What starts with background television turns into conversations about nostalgia, childhood obsessions, and the strange...
The episode widens into cultural burnout as Gary and Selena dig into celebrity breakdowns, social media performance, mental health language, and the exhaustion of watching public figures unravel in real time. The tone stays loose but heavy as humor collides with dread, disbelief, and the feeling that nothing is ever really off limits anymore. The conversation closes in familiar Terrible Person fashion with reflections on childhood, food memories, generational disconnects, and the quiet realization that growing up mostly means learning how to sit with discomfort.]]>2830anxiety,burnout,celebrity,childhood,consent,conspiracies,culture,entertainment,fear,hauntedhouses,media,mentalhealth,movies,nostalgia,obsession,psychology,television,trauma,truecrime,violencetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/weekend-at-elecant-s-pt-1--69715555
Gary and Selena question viral war footage, online outrage cycles, and how conspiracy thinking creeps into everyday conversations when information never stops. Along the way, they riff on White House pets, influencer boxing drama, LinkedIn scammers, Taylor Swift saturation, and the strange feeling of being too online while still feeling completely powerless. The episode closes in classic Terrible Person fashion with dark humor, cultural exhaustion, and the sense that nothing is normal but everything keeps going anyway.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493573?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 14 Oct 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through a chaotic conversation that jumps from celebrity scandals to world events with zero warning and zero restraint. They dig into the nonstop Jada Pinkett Smith headlines, the lingering fallout from the Oscars slap, and why...
Gary and Selena question viral war footage, online outrage cycles, and how conspiracy thinking creeps into everyday conversations when information never stops. Along the way, they riff on White House pets, influencer boxing drama, LinkedIn scammers, Taylor Swift saturation, and the strange feeling of being too online while still feeling completely powerless. The episode closes in classic Terrible Person fashion with dark humor, cultural exhaustion, and the sense that nothing is normal but everything keeps going anyway.]]>2229biggie,boxing,celebrity,conspiracy,hollywood,internet,jada,linkedin,loganpaul,media,news,nfl,oscars,outrage,politics,scams,swift,tupac,war,willtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/backwards-baby-birding-pt-2--69715562
Gary and Selena dig into artificial intelligence and hiring bias, questioning whether AI reinforces stereotypes and how online presence impacts real world opportunities. They riff on job rejection, corporate culture, social media surveillance, and why being chronically online might actively work against you. The episode drifts through celebrity behavior, fashion choices, cult vibes, and why fame seems to accelerate personal breakdowns. The night winds down with reflections on driving culture, public safety, sports media narratives, gender attention gaps, and the exhaustion of nonstop outrage cycles. Dark humor, raw conversation, and unfiltered tangents drive this episode into classic Terrible Person territory.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/391247?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Mon, 09 Oct 2023 18:30:25 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena continue a late night couch conversation that spirals through morality, culture, and the absurdity of modern life. They debate crime, punishment, and whether extreme violence can ever be justified, including uncomfortable hypotheticals...
Gary and Selena dig into artificial intelligence and hiring bias, questioning whether AI reinforces stereotypes and how online presence impacts real world opportunities. They riff on job rejection, corporate culture, social media surveillance, and why being chronically online might actively work against you. The episode drifts through celebrity behavior, fashion choices, cult vibes, and why fame seems to accelerate personal breakdowns. The night winds down with reflections on driving culture, public safety, sports media narratives, gender attention gaps, and the exhaustion of nonstop outrage cycles. Dark humor, raw conversation, and unfiltered tangents drive this episode into classic Terrible Person territory.]]>3249ai,batman,careers,celebrities,comedy,crime,culture,ethics,fame,fashion,hiring,internet,joker,justice,media,outrage,rejection,society,sports,technologytruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/backwards-baby-birding-pt-1--69715565
From there, Gary and Selena break down the Netflix true crime documentary Ice Cold, digging into the coffee poisoning case, the surveillance gaps, and how fast a normal moment can turn into a murder investigation. That leads into a discussion about pageant corruption, the Miss USA and Miss Universe scandal, and the unexpected twist involving new ownership that changes how the entire system operates. The tone darkens as they talk about chiropractors, workplace creep behavior, and how oversharing personal trauma can hijack casual conversations. Gary and Selena also vent about ASMR culture, whisper content, mic’d up body sounds, and why the internet’s obsession with sensory noise feels impossible to escape. A quick check in on Jared Leto, conspiracy thinking, and the mental exhaustion of current events closes the episode as they rush out the door for dinner.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493574?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sun, 08 Oct 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena return after a week off and immediately unpack local backlash, online complaints, and what it feels like when someone decides they have a problem with you for reasons that are never fully explained. The conversation drifts into the...
From there, Gary and Selena break down the Netflix true crime documentary Ice Cold, digging into the coffee poisoning case, the surveillance gaps, and how fast a normal moment can turn into a murder investigation. That leads into a discussion about pageant corruption, the Miss USA and Miss Universe scandal, and the unexpected twist involving new ownership that changes how the entire system operates. The tone darkens as they talk about chiropractors, workplace creep behavior, and how oversharing personal trauma can hijack casual conversations. Gary and Selena also vent about ASMR culture, whisper content, mic’d up body sounds, and why the internet’s obsession with sensory noise feels impossible to escape. A quick check in on Jared Leto, conspiracy thinking, and the mental exhaustion of current events closes the episode as they rush out the door for dinner.]]>1941arizona,asmr,celebrity,chiropractor,coffee,commercials,conspiracy,corruption,documentary,lottery,missuniverse,missusa,netflix,outrage,pageants,phoenix,poisoning,powerball,television,truecrimetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/travis-taylor--69715613
Gary and Selena compare generational reactions to pop stars, sports marketing, and how spectacle now outweighs talent or relevance. The discussion widens into reality television obsession, staged confrontations, Selling the OC fatigue, and why manufactured drama works even when everyone knows it is fake. From there, Gary and Selena spiral into everyday public frustration, including customer service breakdowns, Sonic drive thru chaos, pickleball injuries, retail overload, and the strange social behavior that makes minor interactions feel explosive. The episode closes with darker turns into moral philosophy, fame, collective responsibility, and how much anyone would actually give up to prevent large scale tragedy when comfort is on the line.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/383537?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Tue, 26 Sep 2023 12:57:13 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena unpack the sudden Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift media frenzy, questioning whether the relationship is real, performative, or something bigger tied to branding, politics, and mass influence. From NFL broadcasts to vaccine ads to nonstop...
Gary and Selena compare generational reactions to pop stars, sports marketing, and how spectacle now outweighs talent or relevance. The discussion widens into reality television obsession, staged confrontations, Selling the OC fatigue, and why manufactured drama works even when everyone knows it is fake. From there, Gary and Selena spiral into everyday public frustration, including customer service breakdowns, Sonic drive thru chaos, pickleball injuries, retail overload, and the strange social behavior that makes minor interactions feel explosive. The episode closes with darker turns into moral philosophy, fame, collective responsibility, and how much anyone would actually give up to prevent large scale tragedy when comfort is on the line.]]>3081celebrity,conspiracy,fame,halftime,marketing,media,netflix,nfl,philosophy,pickleball,popculture,realitytv,retail,society,sonic,superbow,taylorswift,traviskelce,usher,vaccinestruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-disappearing-airpod-pt-2--69715608https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/372650?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Mon, 18 Sep 2023 07:00:09 +0000Terrible PersonA missing AirPod spirals into funeral industry chaos, cartel cremation stories, shady morticians, Netflix documentaries, Glow Up makeup takes, wedding stress, money anxiety, lost careers, reality TV meltdowns, writer strikes, Olympic ruins, viral...2939airpods,anxiety,burnout,careers,cartel,chaos,conspiracy,cremation,crime,culture,darkhumor,documentaries,funerals,glowup,money,mortician,netflix,podcasting,realitytv,weddingstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-disappearing-airpod-pt-1--69715566https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493575?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sun, 17 Sep 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through the mystery of a missing AirPod while unpacking Vegas chaos, funeral industry stories, cartel rumors, reality television, celebrity feuds, retail disasters, public etiquette breakdowns, homelessness, travel exhaustion,...2011airpods,celebrities,chaos,etiquette,frustration,funerals,homelessness,media,music,relationships,retail,society,stress,target,technology,television,travel,vegas,wrestlingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bridging-the-gap-pt-2--69715556
Gary and Selena also touch on standup comedy instincts, pushing boundaries, ICP juggalos, Native American fandoms, generational humor, and the strange ways pop culture becomes a social bridge. The discussion blends observational comedy with uncomfortable truths about race conversations, cancel culture, and why curiosity is often treated as controversy. The episode closes with reflections on audience reactions, listener messages, and why asking questions still matters even when it makes people nervous.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/370227?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Mon, 11 Sep 2023 07:00:08 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena continue an unfiltered conversation about race, culture, and pop culture as they break down why Drake connects audiences across communities, how Insane Clown Posse unexpectedly unites different subcultures, and why music fandom says...
Gary and Selena also touch on standup comedy instincts, pushing boundaries, ICP juggalos, Native American fandoms, generational humor, and the strange ways pop culture becomes a social bridge. The discussion blends observational comedy with uncomfortable truths about race conversations, cancel culture, and why curiosity is often treated as controversy. The episode closes with reflections on audience reactions, listener messages, and why asking questions still matters even when it makes people nervous.]]>2238celebrities,comedy,commentary,controversy,culture,discussion,documentary,drake,fandom,hiphop,humor,icp,identity,internet,juggalos,kanye,media,music,podcast,racetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/bridging-the-gap-pt-1--69715548
Gary and Selena drift through Vegas anticipation, celebrity scandals, conspiracy theories, aviation anxiety, and the economics of modern life, including discussions around money insecurity and generational instability. The conversation expands into observations about music trends, slut rap, fandom behavior, media outrage cycles, and how public figures are reframed once a story takes hold. The episode blends dark humor with cultural commentary, listener messages, and off-the-rails tangents that explore fear, fame, technology, and why chaos feels constant. Gary and Selena set the tone for the series by pushing uncomfortable conversations without pretending to have clean answers.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493576?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sun, 10 Sep 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open the conversation by reacting to a bizarre Netflix account takeover before moving into predictions, pop culture chaos, and the strange ways media narratives shape public opinion. The episode covers reactions to the Danny Masterson...
Gary and Selena drift through Vegas anticipation, celebrity scandals, conspiracy theories, aviation anxiety, and the economics of modern life, including discussions around money insecurity and generational instability. The conversation expands into observations about music trends, slut rap, fandom behavior, media outrage cycles, and how public figures are reframed once a story takes hold. The episode blends dark humor with cultural commentary, listener messages, and off-the-rails tangents that explore fear, fame, technology, and why chaos feels constant. Gary and Selena set the tone for the series by pushing uncomfortable conversations without pretending to have clean answers.]]>1870anxiety,aviation,celebrities,commentary,conspiracy,controversy,dannymasterson,economy,fame,fandom,humor,media,meganthestallion,money,music,netflix,scandal,sentencing,torylanez,vegastruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hershey-kiss-nips-pt-2--69715568
Gary and Selena dig into media outrage cycles, cancel culture logic, and why modern journalism feels more interested in destruction than context. The episode spirals into discussions about conspiracy thinking, historic events, distrust in institutions, and the growing sense that major stories never fully add up. Along the way, they touch on animal activism protests, wealth inequality, government spending, celebrity deaths, and why money seems to disappear faster than accountability. The conversation closes with dark humor, disturbing documentaries, true crime obsession, and reflections on why heavy topics keep bleeding into everyday life even when laughter feels harder to reach.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/368782?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Mon, 04 Sep 2023 15:49:23 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena react to a week of uncomfortable headlines, starting with Emma Stone’s controversial new role, the backlash around graphic movie scenes, and the way Hollywood keeps repackaging shock as prestige. The conversation moves through...
Gary and Selena dig into media outrage cycles, cancel culture logic, and why modern journalism feels more interested in destruction than context. The episode spirals into discussions about conspiracy thinking, historic events, distrust in institutions, and the growing sense that major stories never fully add up. Along the way, they touch on animal activism protests, wealth inequality, government spending, celebrity deaths, and why money seems to disappear faster than accountability. The conversation closes with dark humor, disturbing documentaries, true crime obsession, and reflections on why heavy topics keep bleeding into everyday life even when laughter feels harder to reach.]]>2115activism,arrest,cancelculture,celebrities,conspiracy,controversy,crime,distrust,documentaries,emmastone,government,headlines,hollywood,inequality,journalism,media,outrage,scandal,society,wealthtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hershey-kiss-nips-pt-1--69715559
Beyoncé vs. Taylor Swift tour hype, “era” brainrot on social media, and why celebrity worship feels more like a sport than entertainment. Grant tells a genuinely insane childhood story about wearing a tie to school every day as a year-long social experiment (and somehow getting rewarded for it), while Caitlin tries to keep the episode from fully derailing into conspiracy talk. There’s also a mini-update on Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner rumors, the Jonas Brothers hierarchy, and the kind of petty relationship speculation that only makes sense when the world is already melting down. Finally, the episode closes on a full Limp Bizkit spiral—Fred Durst discourse, Woodstock baggage, and the exact moment a song can flip Grant’s brain into “I’m ready to run through a wall” mode.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493578?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Mon, 04 Sep 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonBurning Man turns into a full-blown disaster zone as rain, mud, and chaos trap thousands in the desert—and the episode opens with Grant and Caitlin going all-in on the rumors, the panic, and why they think a certain kind of festival person is built...
Beyoncé vs. Taylor Swift tour hype, “era” brainrot on social media, and why celebrity worship feels more like a sport than entertainment. Grant tells a genuinely insane childhood story about wearing a tie to school every day as a year-long social experiment (and somehow getting rewarded for it), while Caitlin tries to keep the episode from fully derailing into conspiracy talk. There’s also a mini-update on Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner rumors, the Jonas Brothers hierarchy, and the kind of petty relationship speculation that only makes sense when the world is already melting down. Finally, the episode closes on a full Limp Bizkit spiral—Fred Durst discourse, Woodstock baggage, and the exact moment a song can flip Grant’s brain into “I’m ready to run through a wall” mode.]]>2079beyonce,burningman,conspiracy,delivery,doordash,eras,festival,freddurst,groceries,inflation,jonas,limpbizkit,mud,podcast,sophieturner,target,taylorswift,tires,vegas,voicemailtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shabbat-simone-biles-pt-2--69715607
Gary and Selena unpack reality dating television and social awkwardness through the lens of Down With Love, breaking down failed first dates, overconfidence collapsing into anxiety, performative romance, and why certain personalities dominate immediately while others freeze. The conversation shifts into media criticism, touching on true crime coverage, Nancy Grace–style sensationalism, and how outrage storytelling shapes public opinion more than facts. The episode gets personal as Gary and Selena answer a listener question about dating after breakups, meeting partners later in life, and how work, timing, and emotional burnout affect connection. They discuss how they met, past relationships, and the strange emotional weight that comes with unresolved history and loss. The conversation closes with relationship logistics, marriage questions, last names, and the mundane realities that follow big life decisions, all wrapped in the show’s signature unfiltered tone.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/366086?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Mon, 28 Aug 2023 02:33:39 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through a wide-ranging conversation that jumps from Sabbath rules and religious customs into conspiracy culture, revisionist history, and internet-brain theories that refuse to stay contained. What starts with jokes about...
Gary and Selena unpack reality dating television and social awkwardness through the lens of Down With Love, breaking down failed first dates, overconfidence collapsing into anxiety, performative romance, and why certain personalities dominate immediately while others freeze. The conversation shifts into media criticism, touching on true crime coverage, Nancy Grace–style sensationalism, and how outrage storytelling shapes public opinion more than facts. The episode gets personal as Gary and Selena answer a listener question about dating after breakups, meeting partners later in life, and how work, timing, and emotional burnout affect connection. They discuss how they met, past relationships, and the strange emotional weight that comes with unresolved history and loss. The conversation closes with relationship logistics, marriage questions, last names, and the mundane realities that follow big life decisions, all wrapped in the show’s signature unfiltered tone.]]>1895artifacts,breakup,commentary,conspiracy,culture,dating,history,judaism,lastname,marriage,media,realitytv,relationships,religion,sabbath,satire,shabbat,skepticism,truecrime,tunnelstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/shabbat-simone-biles-pt-1--69715573
Gary and Selena drift into historical speculation, ancient disasters like Pompeii, preservation myths, and how modern catastrophes get compared to events from thousands of years ago. From there, the episode spirals into pop culture, including Billie Eilish, celebrity influence, and the way fame shapes behavior and perception. The tone shifts inward as Gary and Selena address conflict between themselves, workplace tension, and what it means to fight, cool off, and come back to the table. They touch on dating shows, social discomfort, cringe culture, and why certain personalities thrive while others freeze under pressure. The episode closes with true crime media criticism, serial killer mythmaking, and frustration with performative storytelling that prioritizes speculation over facts]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493579?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 26 Aug 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open the episode with off-the-rails energy that quickly turns into a wide conversation about current events, conspiracy thinking, pop culture, and relationship tension. They unpack the Hawaii wildfires, media narratives surrounding...
Gary and Selena drift into historical speculation, ancient disasters like Pompeii, preservation myths, and how modern catastrophes get compared to events from thousands of years ago. From there, the episode spirals into pop culture, including Billie Eilish, celebrity influence, and the way fame shapes behavior and perception. The tone shifts inward as Gary and Selena address conflict between themselves, workplace tension, and what it means to fight, cool off, and come back to the table. They touch on dating shows, social discomfort, cringe culture, and why certain personalities thrive while others freeze under pressure. The episode closes with true crime media criticism, serial killer mythmaking, and frustration with performative storytelling that prioritizes speculation over facts]]>1832billieeilish,celebrities,commentary,conflict,conspiracy,culture,dating,government,hawaii,history,media,pompeii,relationships,religion,sabbath,satire,shabbat,skepticism,truecrime,wildfirestruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/i-can-t-find-my-ring-pt-2--69715598
Gary and Selena reflect on how casually people flirt with disaster, whether it is speeding, substance use, or ignoring obvious warning signs, and why those moments feel funny until they are not. From there, the episode jumps into documentaries and media obsessions, including true crime denial, families refusing facts, and how grief warps reality. Gary and Selena react to disturbing footage, bizarre behavior, and the discomfort of watching people defend the indefensible. The episode closes with cultural detours into celebrity behavior, food safety fears, medical horror stories, and the strange comfort of laughing through deeply uncomfortable topics.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/362600?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Mon, 14 Aug 2023 07:00:10 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through a long conversation about mortality, bad decisions, and how ordinary moments turn into lasting trauma. The episode moves through stories of sudden death, car accidents, and violent outcomes, including high school...
Gary and Selena reflect on how casually people flirt with disaster, whether it is speeding, substance use, or ignoring obvious warning signs, and why those moments feel funny until they are not. From there, the episode jumps into documentaries and media obsessions, including true crime denial, families refusing facts, and how grief warps reality. Gary and Selena react to disturbing footage, bizarre behavior, and the discomfort of watching people defend the indefensible. The episode closes with cultural detours into celebrity behavior, food safety fears, medical horror stories, and the strange comfort of laughing through deeply uncomfortable topics.]]>2734accidents,addiction,celebrities,danger,darkhumor,death,denial,documentaries,driving,food,grief,media,medicine,mortality,psychology,recklessness,safety,storytelling,trauma,truecrimetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/i-can-t-find-my-ring-pt-1--69715569
The episode expands into the history of Gary and Selena working together, including early relationship tension, communication breakdowns They reflect on arguments, miscommunication, and the slow process of learning how to talk to each other without everything turning into a fight. These moments frame the ring incident as part of a larger pattern of stress, attachment, and emotional vulnerability. The conversation shifts toward family and mortality as Selena prepares to travel for her great grandfather’s funeral. Gary and Selena discuss generational timelines, grief, sentimental value, and why the ring carries more meaning than money. The episode closes with anxiety, obsessive thought patterns, fear of loss, and the relief that comes when panic finally gives way to resolution.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493580?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sun, 13 Aug 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open the episode with a full-scale panic after Selena believes she has lost her engagement ring, triggering an emotional spiral that unfolds in real time. The conversation moves through anxiety, blame, reassurance, and the helpless...
The episode expands into the history of Gary and Selena working together, including early relationship tension, communication breakdowns They reflect on arguments, miscommunication, and the slow process of learning how to talk to each other without everything turning into a fight. These moments frame the ring incident as part of a larger pattern of stress, attachment, and emotional vulnerability. The conversation shifts toward family and mortality as Selena prepares to travel for her great grandfather’s funeral. Gary and Selena discuss generational timelines, grief, sentimental value, and why the ring carries more meaning than money. The episode closes with anxiety, obsessive thought patterns, fear of loss, and the relief that comes when panic finally gives way to resolution.]]>2246anxiety,arguments,attachment,communication,emotions,engagement,family,funerals,grief,humor,loss,memory,ocd,panic,relationships,storytelling,stress,travel,trust,vulnerabilitytruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/too-much-potassium-pt-2--69715583
Gary and Selena react to viral moments, reality television, and the strange normalization of extreme medical decisions as entertainment. Along the way, they touch on Lana Del Rey, celebrity obsession, and how fame warps public perception. As the episode continues, Gary and Selena dive into conspiracies, celebrity deaths, political gossip, aliens, and the internet’s ability to move on instantly from world-shifting news. The episode closes with social media stupidity, TikTok health trends, influencer culture, and the quiet exhaustion of living in a timeline where misinformation spreads faster than common sense.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/361402?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Mon, 07 Aug 2023 04:00:06 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through a wide-ranging conversation that blends medical misinformation, internet panic, and pop culture chaos. The episode opens with a discussion about rare medical conditions and quickly moves into weight loss drugs, diabetes,...
Gary and Selena react to viral moments, reality television, and the strange normalization of extreme medical decisions as entertainment. Along the way, they touch on Lana Del Rey, celebrity obsession, and how fame warps public perception. As the episode continues, Gary and Selena dive into conspiracies, celebrity deaths, political gossip, aliens, and the internet’s ability to move on instantly from world-shifting news. The episode closes with social media stupidity, TikTok health trends, influencer culture, and the quiet exhaustion of living in a timeline where misinformation spreads faster than common sense.]]>2368aliens,body,celebrities,childbirth,commentary,conspiracies,culture,diabetes,gossip,health,humor,internet,medicine,misinformation,obsession,ozempic,realitytv,tiktok,trends,weightlosstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/too-much-potassium-pt-1--69715570
They discuss influencer culture, vegan extremism, health hypocrisy, and how wellness trends collapse when taken to dangerous extremes. As the episode continues, Gary and Selena drift into food culture, dining experiences, tipping etiquette, and the absurd economics of eating out. This spirals into pop culture nostalgia, Ninja Turtles logic, homelessness, urban heat, parking disputes, and the quiet madness of daily life. The episode wraps with technology anxiety, bizarre internet inventions, viral fetish stories, and the strange future of intimacy. Gary and Selena close the conversation grounded in observational humor, cultural exhaustion, and the shared realization that everything feels slightly broken but still weirdly funny.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493581?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 05 Aug 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick off the episode with post-travel chaos as Selena recounts her Greece trip, culture clashes, airport disasters, and the slow unraveling that comes with long travel days and public frustration. From aggressive tourists to personal...
They discuss influencer culture, vegan extremism, health hypocrisy, and how wellness trends collapse when taken to dangerous extremes. As the episode continues, Gary and Selena drift into food culture, dining experiences, tipping etiquette, and the absurd economics of eating out. This spirals into pop culture nostalgia, Ninja Turtles logic, homelessness, urban heat, parking disputes, and the quiet madness of daily life. The episode wraps with technology anxiety, bizarre internet inventions, viral fetish stories, and the strange future of intimacy. Gary and Selena close the conversation grounded in observational humor, cultural exhaustion, and the shared realization that everything feels slightly broken but still weirdly funny.]]>2182celebrities,commentary,culture,dining,food,greece,health,heat,homelessness,humor,influencers,internet,lizzo,nostalgia,outrage,parking,technology,tipping,travel,vegantruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/conspiracies-gibberish-pt-2-w-payton-whitmore--69715578
The conversation expands into Hollywood myths, celebrity deaths, cloning rumors, Epstein associations, royalty, and whether fame functions as modern power or distraction. They explore Disney, corporate influence, media control, and the recurring suspicion that public figures are expendable assets in larger systems. As the episode winds down, the focus turns to the writers strike, influencer culture, creative burnout, social media validation, and the illusion of celebrity hierarchy. Gary and Selena reflect on cultural saturation, manufactured outrage, and the sense that everything feels staged while nothing feels resolved.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/357367?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 21 Jul 2023 05:13:11 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena continue the conversation with Payton Whitmore as the episode drifts through conspiracies, media skepticism, and cultural paranoia. The discussion opens with podcasting, education, and college experiences before sliding into race,...
The conversation expands into Hollywood myths, celebrity deaths, cloning rumors, Epstein associations, royalty, and whether fame functions as modern power or distraction. They explore Disney, corporate influence, media control, and the recurring suspicion that public figures are expendable assets in larger systems. As the episode winds down, the focus turns to the writers strike, influencer culture, creative burnout, social media validation, and the illusion of celebrity hierarchy. Gary and Selena reflect on cultural saturation, manufactured outrage, and the sense that everything feels staged while nothing feels resolved.]]>2348celebrities,censorship,cloning,commentary,conspiracies,culture,disney,elites,epstein,fame,hollywood,influence,influencers,media,power,royalty,skepticism,socialmedia,trafficking,writersstriketruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/conspiracies-gibberish-pt-1-w-payton-whitmore--69715579
From there, the conversation dives into fear of space versus fear of the ocean, deep-sea unknowns, nuclear testing, and the idea that humanity may know far less about what’s below us than what’s above. Giants, underground civilizations, Antarctica, flat earth theory, and ancient power structures all make appearances as the episode leans fully into speculative territory. As part one wraps up, the focus shifts to secret societies, elite initiation rituals, inherited power, money, and the psychological cost of influence. Gary and Selena examine how wealth, secrecy, and control intersect, and why conspiracy culture thrives in a world that feels increasingly staged, curated, and disconnected from reality.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493582?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Wed, 19 Jul 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick off part one of a wide-ranging conversation with Payton Whitmore that immediately veers into conspiracies, skepticism, and late-night existential territory. The episode opens with travel, cities, and culture before quickly sliding...
From there, the conversation dives into fear of space versus fear of the ocean, deep-sea unknowns, nuclear testing, and the idea that humanity may know far less about what’s below us than what’s above. Giants, underground civilizations, Antarctica, flat earth theory, and ancient power structures all make appearances as the episode leans fully into speculative territory. As part one wraps up, the focus shifts to secret societies, elite initiation rituals, inherited power, money, and the psychological cost of influence. Gary and Selena examine how wealth, secrecy, and control intersect, and why conspiracy culture thrives in a world that feels increasingly staged, curated, and disconnected from reality.]]>1887antarctica,celebrities,commentary,conspiracies,culture,elites,giants,hollywood,media,moon,mystery,nasa,ocean,paranoia,power,secretsocieties,skepticism,space,speculation,wealthtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/small-dinner-plate-pt-2--69715585
 The episode detours through pop culture headlines, celebrity optics, aging icons, and the strange comfort people find in watching famous figures fall apart. Gary and Selena also unpack attraction, overhype, and why some internet obsessions just don’t land no matter how hard the algorithm tries. Things wrap with sports rivalries, pickleball tension, competitive pettiness, and the kind of domestic arguments that feel small in the moment but somehow take over the entire day. Loose, chaotic, and unapologetically off-topic, this one lives entirely in the weeds.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/355655?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 15 Jul 2023 05:28:03 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena are back for part two, and the conversation immediately goes off the rails. With Greece on the horizon and patience running low, the episode bounces between travel prep, ancestry, religion, and why certain celebrities seem permanently...
 The episode detours through pop culture headlines, celebrity optics, aging icons, and the strange comfort people find in watching famous figures fall apart. Gary and Selena also unpack attraction, overhype, and why some internet obsessions just don’t land no matter how hard the algorithm tries. Things wrap with sports rivalries, pickleball tension, competitive pettiness, and the kind of domestic arguments that feel small in the moment but somehow take over the entire day. Loose, chaotic, and unapologetically off-topic, this one lives entirely in the weeds.]]>2216absurdity,celebrities,chaos,comedy,commentary,controversy,culture,gossip,humor,internet,lifestyle,media,opinion,relationships,religion,rivalry,society,traveltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/small-dinner-plate-pt-1--69715590
The episode moves through skepticism, curiosity, and confusion about faith, history, and whether any of it actually holds real power or if it’s just tradition layered on tradition. From cruises and Greek food to death rituals, burial preferences, and how people want to be remembered, the conversation keeps pivoting between big existential questions and small domestic distractions. Along the way, they hit JFK conspiracies, celebrity scandals, missing library books, pop culture randomness, and why some stories simply stop mattering once enough time passes. Loose, meandering, and unapologetically messy, this is the foundation episode that sets the tone for where the week is headed—and why nothing stays on track for long.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493583?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 13 Jul 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick off part one with pre-trip chaos as Greece looms and patience is already wearing thin. What starts as travel planning quickly veers into celebrity conspiracies, Tom Hanks rumors, and why certain theories refuse to die no matter...
The episode moves through skepticism, curiosity, and confusion about faith, history, and whether any of it actually holds real power or if it’s just tradition layered on tradition. From cruises and Greek food to death rituals, burial preferences, and how people want to be remembered, the conversation keeps pivoting between big existential questions and small domestic distractions. Along the way, they hit JFK conspiracies, celebrity scandals, missing library books, pop culture randomness, and why some stories simply stop mattering once enough time passes. Loose, meandering, and unapologetically messy, this is the foundation episode that sets the tone for where the week is headed—and why nothing stays on track for long.]]>2031absurdity,celebrities,chaos,comedy,commentary,conspiracy,culture,discussion,history,humor,lifestyle,media,opinion,podcast,relationships,religion,society,traveltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e-reptile-dysfunction-pt-2--69715602
Social media fatigue hits hard with Threads, TikTok surveillance fears, and influencer delusion. Concert phone throwing incidents, celebrity stage safety, and viral trend insanity. Childhood memories of public pools, chlorine, parasites, and swimming lessons. Vacation stories involving Cancun, parasailing disasters, and underage resort chaos. Awkward porn discoveries, hotel on demand regrets, and early internet trauma. A wide ranging unfiltered episode about money, media, fear, nostalgia, sex, and how everything feels broken now.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/353897?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 07 Jul 2023 14:15:45 +0000Terrible PersonDead birds showing up on neighborhood walks spark conspiracy talk about vaccines, wildlife, and environmental collapse. Gary and Selena spiral into movie debates covering Annihilation, Evil Dead Rise, and horror casting trends. Lottery fantasies turn...
Social media fatigue hits hard with Threads, TikTok surveillance fears, and influencer delusion. Concert phone throwing incidents, celebrity stage safety, and viral trend insanity. Childhood memories of public pools, chlorine, parasites, and swimming lessons. Vacation stories involving Cancun, parasailing disasters, and underage resort chaos. Awkward porn discoveries, hotel on demand regrets, and early internet trauma. A wide ranging unfiltered episode about money, media, fear, nostalgia, sex, and how everything feels broken now.]]>2758celebrities,childhood,comedy,conspiracies,culture,economy,horror,lottery,movies,music,nostalgia,porn,socialmedia,swimming,taylorswift,threads,tiktok,travel,vaccines,wildlifetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/e-reptile-dysfunction-pt-1--69715612
Psychology experiments involving authority, obedience, and manifestos are unpacked alongside discussions of control, brainwashing, and why people follow harmful instructions. Domestic chaos unfolds with laundry running mid recording, pets interrupting conversations, and dead animals turning into full blown paranoia. The episode drifts through internet culture, billionaire obsession, government distrust, and the sense that nothing happening publicly is accidental anymore.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493584?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Wed, 05 Jul 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through conspiracy driven conversations starting with reptilian paranoia and dead lizards appearing in everyday spaces. Titanic theories resurface as Gary questions whether the ship was sabotaged, sunk for insurance money, or...
Psychology experiments involving authority, obedience, and manifestos are unpacked alongside discussions of control, brainwashing, and why people follow harmful instructions. Domestic chaos unfolds with laundry running mid recording, pets interrupting conversations, and dead animals turning into full blown paranoia. The episode drifts through internet culture, billionaire obsession, government distrust, and the sense that nothing happening publicly is accidental anymore.]]>2022animals,authority,billionaires,celebrities,chaos,conspiracies,control,culture,distrust,elites,experiments,internet,lizards,madonna,paranoia,power,psychology,reptiles,surveillance,titanictruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hotdoggin-pt-2--69715580
Pop culture takes a darker turn with discussions about subliminal messaging, audience manipulation, and whether mass fandoms can be weaponized. The episode drifts through cruise ship disasters, public safety fears, and extreme accidents that highlight how quickly everyday situations become catastrophic. Wrestling violence, internet shock content, and spectacle driven entertainment are examined alongside growing discomfort with how far people will go for attention.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/343755?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 30 Jun 2023 14:34:06 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena react to absurd news stories involving impersonated federal agents, viral confrontations, and public stunts that spiral out of control. Conversations move through celebrity chaos, concert incidents, and the strange behavior surrounding...
Pop culture takes a darker turn with discussions about subliminal messaging, audience manipulation, and whether mass fandoms can be weaponized. The episode drifts through cruise ship disasters, public safety fears, and extreme accidents that highlight how quickly everyday situations become catastrophic. Wrestling violence, internet shock content, and spectacle driven entertainment are examined alongside growing discomfort with how far people will go for attention.]]>2655absurdity,accidents,celebrities,chaos,concerts,control,cruises,culture,fandom,internet,manipulation,media,news,robots,safety,spectacle,technology,violence,warfare,wrestlingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hotdoggin-pt-1--69715611
The conversation moves into disaster coverage, media distraction, and public obsession with catastrophes, including implosions, investigations, and why certain stories dominate the news cycle. They react to conspiracy logic, celebrity scandals, canceled shows, and public figures melting down in real time. The episode closes on fame, outrage, and how absurd moments reveal deeper patterns in attention, power, and control.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493585?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 29 Jun 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through food fights, leftovers resentment, and domestic tension that somehow turns into a breakdown of modern chaos. They unpack energy drink confusion, sleep deprivation, and how small daily choices quietly derail everything....
The conversation moves into disaster coverage, media distraction, and public obsession with catastrophes, including implosions, investigations, and why certain stories dominate the news cycle. They react to conspiracy logic, celebrity scandals, canceled shows, and public figures melting down in real time. The episode closes on fame, outrage, and how absurd moments reveal deeper patterns in attention, power, and control.]]>2270absurdity,attention,caffeine,cancellation,celebrities,chaos,conspiracy,control,disaster,energy,exhaustion,fatigue,food,implosion,leftovers,media,news,outrage,scandals,televisiontruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/we-recorded-these-on-wednesday-pt-2--69715586
Along the way they riff on designer obsession, consumer absurdity, concert chaos, animals, gross habits, bodily quirks, and everyday behavior people quietly tolerate. The episode closes on creative exhaustion, jealousy, ambition, and the fear of spending years building something without knowing if it will ever pay off.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/340785?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 24 Jun 2023 22:40:49 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through aging, insecurity, and what it feels like to watch fame excuse behavior that would be unacceptable for anyone else. They unpack celebrity age gaps, power dynamics, and why certain relationships feel normalized even when...
Along the way they riff on designer obsession, consumer absurdity, concert chaos, animals, gross habits, bodily quirks, and everyday behavior people quietly tolerate. The episode closes on creative exhaustion, jealousy, ambition, and the fear of spending years building something without knowing if it will ever pay off.]]>1976aging,ambition,animals,bodies,burnout,celebrities,concerts,control,creativity,discomfort,fame,fashion,habits,insecurity,jealousy,obsession,power,relationships,shock,televisiontruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/we-recorded-these-on-wednesday-pt-1--69715571https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493586?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 23 Jun 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena bounce between aging anxiety, appearance insecurity, and how public figures seem to rewrite social rules as they get more powerful. The conversation moves through celebrity age gaps, fame warping behavior, and why certain relationships...1976aging,ambition,animals,anxiety,appearance,burnout,celebrities,control,creativity,culture,discomfort,exhaustion,fame,habits,insecurity,obsession,power,relationships,shock,televisiontruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/selena-got-fired--69715620
From there, Gary and Selena spiral into office politics, workplace resentment, nepotism, and the relief that comes with realizing a miserable job is finally over. The episode drifts into internet discourse, celebrity outrage cycles, generational language, television fatigue, and the awkward social rules adults are expected to pretend make sense. Throughout it all, Gary and Selena process burnout, insecurity, and the strange freedom that comes from watching a plan collapse while another one quietly waits in the background.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/337974?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 16 Jun 2023 03:33:31 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena unpack the fallout of a sudden job loss and the strange emotional limbo that follows when work disappears overnight. The conversation traces how power dynamics at work shift after asking for more money, the quiet retaliation that can...
From there, Gary and Selena spiral into office politics, workplace resentment, nepotism, and the relief that comes with realizing a miserable job is finally over. The episode drifts into internet discourse, celebrity outrage cycles, generational language, television fatigue, and the awkward social rules adults are expected to pretend make sense. Throughout it all, Gary and Selena process burnout, insecurity, and the strange freedom that comes from watching a plan collapse while another one quietly waits in the background.]]>4542anxiety,burnout,careers,celebrities,culture,fired,frustration,insecurity,internet,jobs,language,layoffs,money,nepotism,offices,power,relief,stress,television,worktruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/lenovo-what-pad--69715606
Gary and Selena riff on corporate rebrands, tech products, talent shows, celebrity controversies, aging fame, and the blurred line between information and spectacle. Along the way they unpack burnout, distraction, and the quiet realization that most of what we are told matters probably does not, all while sitting on the couch watching it unfold in real time.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493587?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Wed, 14 Jun 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena record a last minute episode that spirals from media fatigue into a loose commentary on journalism, television noise, and the absurdity of modern news cycles. The conversation jumps between cable news, viral headlines, celebrity...
Gary and Selena riff on corporate rebrands, tech products, talent shows, celebrity controversies, aging fame, and the blurred line between information and spectacle. Along the way they unpack burnout, distraction, and the quiet realization that most of what we are told matters probably does not, all while sitting on the couch watching it unfold in real time.]]>2750absurdity,branding,burnout,celebrities,commentary,culture,distraction,fame,humor,internet,journalism,media,news,outrage,satire,screens,society,technology,television,trendstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/zipped-up-pt-2--69715591
Gary and Selena unpack viral stories, disturbing documentaries, internet conspiracies, school controversies, and cultural fear cycles while spiraling through personal memories, social conditioning, and the unsettling feeling that nothing is actually under control. The episode moves fast, gets uncomfortable, and leans fully into the confusion of trying to make sense of the modern world without pretending to have answers.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/336423?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 09 Jun 2023 07:00:04 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena pick up where the conversation left off and dive headfirst into a chaotic mix of conspiracy theories, religion, true crime, pop culture panic, and everyday paranoia. The discussion jumps between aliens, nuclear war anxiety, cult...
Gary and Selena unpack viral stories, disturbing documentaries, internet conspiracies, school controversies, and cultural fear cycles while spiraling through personal memories, social conditioning, and the unsettling feeling that nothing is actually under control. The episode moves fast, gets uncomfortable, and leans fully into the confusion of trying to make sense of the modern world without pretending to have answers.]]>2589aliens,celebrity,chaos,conspiracy,control,cults,culture,documentaries,fame,fear,internet,media,obsession,paranoia,psychology,religion,rumors,society,speculation,truecrimetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/zipped-up-pt-1--69715605
Along the way, Gary and Selena unpack grief, memory, childhood embarrassment, social anxiety, celebrity relationships, viral backlash, and the strange way the internet decides what matters each week. The episode blends uncomfortable honesty, dark humor, cultural commentary, and off the rails storytelling that turns small moments into full blown chaos.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493588?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Wed, 07 Jun 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through awkward injuries, public embarrassment, breaking news distractions, celebrity chaos, and the strange moments that derail everyday life. The conversation jumps from accidental injuries and personal mishaps to wild...
Along the way, Gary and Selena unpack grief, memory, childhood embarrassment, social anxiety, celebrity relationships, viral backlash, and the strange way the internet decides what matters each week. The episode blends uncomfortable honesty, dark humor, cultural commentary, and off the rails storytelling that turns small moments into full blown chaos.]]>2009anxiety,backlash,celebrities,chaos,childhood,culture,embarrassment,fame,grief,humor,injuries,internet,media,memories,mishaps,news,outrage,popculture,relationships,rumorstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/black-ice-white-rice-dab-edition-pt-2--69715574https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/331737?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 02 Jun 2023 05:20:22 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena drift through low energy chaos, movie budgets, celebrity reboots, reality television fakery, aging pop culture icons, money stress, internet outrage, and the strange logic of modern entertainment. The conversation moves from live...2576aging,burnout,celebrities,chaos,commentary,controversy,culture,entertainment,exhaustion,fakery,humor,media,money,movies,nostalgia,realitytv,reboots,relationships,streaming,trendstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/black-ice-white-rice-dab-edition-pt-1--69715594https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493590?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 01 Jun 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena start the dab edition drifting through low energy chaos, birthday dread, aging anxiety, reality television obsession, cosmetic surgery curiosity, childhood nostalgia, school memories, family stories, near death accidents, black ice...2324accidents,aging,anxiety,bikers,birthday,blackice,chaos,childhood,dabs,exhaustion,family,fatigue,ghosts,haunted,hotels,nostalgia,popculture,school,snow,socialmediatruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/beef-cheddar-pt-2--69715563https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/329773?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 26 May 2023 09:11:18 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through internet scams, workplace downtime, Target boycotts, Pride displays, gender panic, childhood innocence, early internet porn, dial up trauma, sex education confusion, cultural outrage cycles, social media overexposure,...2925anxiety,boycott,chaos,childhood,commentary,confusion,corporations,culture,discourse,hypocrisy,identity,internet,morality,nostalgia,outrage,panic,pride,sexuality,socialmedia,targettruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/beef-cheddar-pt-1--69715576
The episode expands into conspiratorial thinking around celebrity control, Britney Spears, child stardom, media manipulation, internet surveillance, data hoarding, social credit anxiety, and skepticism toward monetized mental health culture. The conversation blends exhaustion, paranoia, dark humor, and cultural distrust as Gary and Selena try to make sense of a world that feels increasingly unstable]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493591?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 25 May 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena unpack a chaotic week that includes a brutal roller derby appearance, physical injuries, public humiliation, and adrenaline fueled regret. They react to the death of Tina Turner, spiral through grief, tribute confusion, and pop culture...
The episode expands into conspiratorial thinking around celebrity control, Britney Spears, child stardom, media manipulation, internet surveillance, data hoarding, social credit anxiety, and skepticism toward monetized mental health culture. The conversation blends exhaustion, paranoia, dark humor, and cultural distrust as Gary and Selena try to make sense of a world that feels increasingly unstable]]>2135anxiety,britney,celebrity,chaos,commentary,conspiracy,control,culture,data,distrust,dreams,fatigue,injury,internet,jealousy,media,paranoia,rollerderby,surveillancetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/powder-me-up-pt-2--69715596
Gary recounts disturbing bathroom encounters, childhood hospital memories, croup, mortality, and theories about death, while Selena grounds the chaos with realism and disbelief. The episode escalates into global anxiety with food shortages, insect protein, dystopian futures, and societal collapse, then lands in uncomfortable territory with a prolonged confrontation involving a suspected scammer connected to Gary’s family. The tone swings between humor, paranoia, vulnerability, and confrontation as Gary and Selena wrestle with trust, survival, and how strange life feels right now.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/327072?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 18 May 2023 22:59:28 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through attraction, aging, ego, and absurd intimacy as they debate Martha Stewart’s public image, celebrity sexuality, and why certain cultural reactions feel deeply unhinged. The conversation veers into ghost hunting...
Gary recounts disturbing bathroom encounters, childhood hospital memories, croup, mortality, and theories about death, while Selena grounds the chaos with realism and disbelief. The episode escalates into global anxiety with food shortages, insect protein, dystopian futures, and societal collapse, then lands in uncomfortable territory with a prolonged confrontation involving a suspected scammer connected to Gary’s family. The tone swings between humor, paranoia, vulnerability, and confrontation as Gary and Selena wrestle with trust, survival, and how strange life feels right now.]]>2935aging,anxiety,body,celebrity,chaos,conspiracy,dystopia,family,fear,food,ghosts,heat,illness,martha,mortality,paranormal,scammer,scarcity,sexuality,weighttruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/powder-me-up-pt-1--69715621
From there, Gary and Selena veer into masculinity debates, male friendships, emotional intelligence, autism discourse, anxiety, depression, and the uncomfortable overlap between identity, labels, and modern workplace culture. The episode slides into historical bleakness, child labor, conspiracy thinking, pyramids, aliens, and skepticism around accepted narratives. It closes in chaos with celebrity resentment, royal family outrage, media manipulation, and the strange urge to watch powerful figures collapse, all while Gary and Selena wrestle with irritation, humor, and a growing sense that everything feels manufactured and broken.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493592?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Wed, 17 May 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through creative burnout, audience expectations, listener feedback, and the tension between oversharing and holding back. They unpack driving arguments, hypocrisy behind the wheel, public embarrassment, and how small moments...
From there, Gary and Selena veer into masculinity debates, male friendships, emotional intelligence, autism discourse, anxiety, depression, and the uncomfortable overlap between identity, labels, and modern workplace culture. The episode slides into historical bleakness, child labor, conspiracy thinking, pyramids, aliens, and skepticism around accepted narratives. It closes in chaos with celebrity resentment, royal family outrage, media manipulation, and the strange urge to watch powerful figures collapse, all while Gary and Selena wrestle with irritation, humor, and a growing sense that everything feels manufactured and broken.]]>2216aliens,anxiety,apartments,arguments,autism,burnout,celebrities,conspiracy,depression,driving,friendships,frustration,history,hypocrisy,masculinity,media,pyramids,renters,resentment,royalstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/night-of-the-living-unalive-pt-2--69715636
They spiral through celebrity worship, cult behavior, Hollywood networking, and how belief systems turn into tax shelters and social leverage. The episode drifts into uncomfortable curiosities about science, history, conspiracy, and bodies, including public obsession with difference, intimacy, and spectacle. It closes with everyday encounters that turn unsettling, identity confusion, social boundaries being crossed, and the uneasy feeling that nothing feels stable anymore, whether it is fame, truth, or personal space.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/325684?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 12 May 2023 04:57:08 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena move through media panic, moral hypocrisy, and the strange rules around what society decides is acceptable to say out loud. They talk gun safety PSAs, public fear campaigns, and how nonstop messaging turns tragedy into background...
They spiral through celebrity worship, cult behavior, Hollywood networking, and how belief systems turn into tax shelters and social leverage. The episode drifts into uncomfortable curiosities about science, history, conspiracy, and bodies, including public obsession with difference, intimacy, and spectacle. It closes with everyday encounters that turn unsettling, identity confusion, social boundaries being crossed, and the uneasy feeling that nothing feels stable anymore, whether it is fame, truth, or personal space.]]>2717bodies,boundaries,celebrities,conspiracies,cults,discomfort,fear,history,hollywood,hypocrisy,instability,intimacy,media,obsession,power,privilege,psas,royalty,science,stereotypestruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/night-of-the-living-unalive-pt-1--69715595https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493593?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 11 May 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open with chaos, internet fallout, and a week derailed by real world problems that refuse to stay offline. They talk public reactions to death, the shift toward sanitized language, and how tragedy gets filtered through algorithms,...2106algorithms,celebrities,censorship,chaos,conspiracies,death,desensitization,fear,fentanyl,freeway,history,humor,language,media,outrage,reality,sports,technology,tragedy,unalivetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hotmail-for-meth-heads-pt-2--69715593
From there, Gary and Selena dive into conspiracy territory, touching on global agendas, power structures, simulation theory, and the unsettling idea that reality might be layered, artificial, or running on borrowed logic. They connect modern technology, virtual worlds, and AI consciousness to older fears about control, surveillance, and meaning. The episode drifts into true crime, violent impulsivity, and the thin line between dark humor and real harm. They discuss reckless behavior, moral decay, media outrage cycles, and how people increasingly confuse shock with intelligence. The conversation wraps with celebrity scandals, cult dynamics, and the growing sense that everything is louder, faster, and less grounded than it used to be.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/320256?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 28 Apr 2023 17:45:16 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through celebrity behavior, internet brain rot, and the strange economics of attention. They talk late night hosts burning goodwill, pop stars treated like religion, and why fandom culture feels more unhinged than ever. The...
From there, Gary and Selena dive into conspiracy territory, touching on global agendas, power structures, simulation theory, and the unsettling idea that reality might be layered, artificial, or running on borrowed logic. They connect modern technology, virtual worlds, and AI consciousness to older fears about control, surveillance, and meaning. The episode drifts into true crime, violent impulsivity, and the thin line between dark humor and real harm. They discuss reckless behavior, moral decay, media outrage cycles, and how people increasingly confuse shock with intelligence. The conversation wraps with celebrity scandals, cult dynamics, and the growing sense that everything is louder, faster, and less grounded than it used to be.]]>2854agenda21,ai,celebrity,chaos,clout,conspiracy,control,crime,cults,economy,fandom,humor,internet,media,onlyfans,outrage,reality,simulation,technology,violencetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hotmail-for-meth-heads-pt-1--69715599
From there, Gary and Selena move into AI anxiety, Snapchat bots, and the uncomfortable future of digital companionship. They explore simulation theory, artificial consciousness, and the growing fear that technology is lying, watching, and shaping behavior faster than anyone wants to admit. Internet scams, online blackmail, and the dangers facing younger users come up as the line between real life and digital life keeps dissolving. The episode closes with fast food conspiracies, celebrity resentment, influencer culture, product gimmicks, and the sense that everything online is louder, dumber, and more monetized than it should be. A loose, chaotic setup episode that lays the groundwork for deeper spirals ahead.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493594?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 27 Apr 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick things off by breaking down internet culture brain rot, outdated tech habits, and why Hotmail and Yahoo emails feel like red flags. They talk podcast intros, producer drama, and how branding decisions instantly reveal more than...
From there, Gary and Selena move into AI anxiety, Snapchat bots, and the uncomfortable future of digital companionship. They explore simulation theory, artificial consciousness, and the growing fear that technology is lying, watching, and shaping behavior faster than anyone wants to admit. Internet scams, online blackmail, and the dangers facing younger users come up as the line between real life and digital life keeps dissolving. The episode closes with fast food conspiracies, celebrity resentment, influencer culture, product gimmicks, and the sense that everything online is louder, dumber, and more monetized than it should be. A loose, chaotic setup episode that lays the groundwork for deeper spirals ahead.]]>2423ai,bandwagon,blackmail,branding,celebrities,conspiracy,culture,email,fastfood,hotmail,influencers,internet,podcasting,scams,simulation,snapchat,sports,technology,yahoo,youthtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/slurpees-chiclets-pt-2--69715625
The episode moves through movies, television, and pop culture rewrites, including AI anxiety, viral misinformation, and why modern entertainment keeps getting rebooted instead of reimagined. Gary and Selena react to documentaries, historical footage, and the unsettling reality of how easily people deny well documented events. Along the way they touch on scams, internet manipulation, celebrity news, bizarre crime headlines, workplace stories, and everyday chaos that escalates without warning. The conversation closes with personal stories, childhood memories, bodily disasters, and the kind of oversharing that only happens when the microphones stay on too long.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/318188?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 21 Apr 2023 21:29:54 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through language taboos, online outrage, and how everyday words suddenly become cultural landmines. What starts as a conversation about speech and intent turns into a broader discussion about identity quizzes, self diagnosis...
The episode moves through movies, television, and pop culture rewrites, including AI anxiety, viral misinformation, and why modern entertainment keeps getting rebooted instead of reimagined. Gary and Selena react to documentaries, historical footage, and the unsettling reality of how easily people deny well documented events. Along the way they touch on scams, internet manipulation, celebrity news, bizarre crime headlines, workplace stories, and everyday chaos that escalates without warning. The conversation closes with personal stories, childhood memories, bodily disasters, and the kind of oversharing that only happens when the microphones stay on too long.]]>2854autism,celebrities,chaos,childhood,crime,culture,documentaries,history,humor,identity,internet,language,memories,misinformation,movies,news,psychology,scams,speech,televisiontruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/slurpees-chiclets-pt-1--69715604
The discussion moves through music festivals, aging cool culture, influencer behavior, and why events like Coachella no longer feel connected to music. Gary and Selena reflect on nostalgia, generational shifts, and how trends lose meaning once corporations take over. They also touch on documentaries, historical events, pop culture myths, movie marketing, childhood memories, gross encounters, workplace stories, and the creeping sense that everything is louder, dumber, and more performative than it used to be.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493595?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 21 Apr 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena break down celebrity weddings, public meltdowns, and why wealth seems to amplify the worst personality traits. The conversation starts with reality TV excess and spirals into celebrity culture, performative authenticity, and the...
The discussion moves through music festivals, aging cool culture, influencer behavior, and why events like Coachella no longer feel connected to music. Gary and Selena reflect on nostalgia, generational shifts, and how trends lose meaning once corporations take over. They also touch on documentaries, historical events, pop culture myths, movie marketing, childhood memories, gross encounters, workplace stories, and the creeping sense that everything is louder, dumber, and more performative than it used to be.]]>1888aging,apartments,celebrity,chaos,conflict,culture,documentaries,festivals,history,humor,influencers,media,music,nostalgia,realitytv,relationships,sleep,trends,weddings,worktruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/giant-squid-vs-tater-swift-pt-2--69715650
They talk about corporate backlash, boycotts, identity marketing, and how outrage cycles fuel modern media. The episode spirals into true crime collectibles, historical violence, war atrocities, and society’s obsession with death as entertainment. They discuss morbid curiosity, unethical memorabilia, and how trauma gets repackaged for consumption. They close out with workplace horror stories, factory accidents, addiction loops, and the rise of AI music. Gary and Selena react to artificial voices, digital impersonation, and what happens when creativity gets automated, ending on food arguments, fast food betrayals, and everyday resentment.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/314720?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 15 Apr 2023 04:29:49 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena jump back in with celebrity chaos, bad decisions, and cultural whiplash. The episode opens with young fame and fast engagements, questioning why celebrity timelines move at warp speed and how money distorts adulthood. They move through...
They talk about corporate backlash, boycotts, identity marketing, and how outrage cycles fuel modern media. The episode spirals into true crime collectibles, historical violence, war atrocities, and society’s obsession with death as entertainment. They discuss morbid curiosity, unethical memorabilia, and how trauma gets repackaged for consumption. They close out with workplace horror stories, factory accidents, addiction loops, and the rise of AI music. Gary and Selena react to artificial voices, digital impersonation, and what happens when creativity gets automated, ending on food arguments, fast food betrayals, and everyday resentment.]]>2759ai,arguments,backlash,boycotts,celebrity,controversy,crime,culture,engagement,fame,fastfood,festivals,grooming,history,media,music,technology,trauma,violence,workplacestruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/giant-squid-vs-tater-swift-pt-1--69715645
From there, Gary and Selena shift into food chaos, restaurant disappointment, spaghetti buckets, and the emotional fallout of missing garlic bread. They talk cooking costs, soup economics, eggs, gas prices, and how homemade food no longer saves money. The episode pivots into tech paranoia with crypto, Cash App, unexplained deaths, digital currency control, and distrust of official narratives. They explore government money systems, surveillance fears, and how fast power consolidates when everything goes digital. They close out with social media performance, fake disorders, attention economy behavior, celebrity worship, Taylor Swift backlash, fandom delusion, airline fear stories, hijacked planes, and how quickly real danger becomes background noise in modern life.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493612?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 13 Apr 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open with economic paranoia, collapsing currency, and why the cost of food feels disconnected from reality. Inflation, grocery prices, and the slow panic of everyday survival set the tone as they spiral into how fast money stops...
From there, Gary and Selena shift into food chaos, restaurant disappointment, spaghetti buckets, and the emotional fallout of missing garlic bread. They talk cooking costs, soup economics, eggs, gas prices, and how homemade food no longer saves money. The episode pivots into tech paranoia with crypto, Cash App, unexplained deaths, digital currency control, and distrust of official narratives. They explore government money systems, surveillance fears, and how fast power consolidates when everything goes digital. They close out with social media performance, fake disorders, attention economy behavior, celebrity worship, Taylor Swift backlash, fandom delusion, airline fear stories, hijacked planes, and how quickly real danger becomes background noise in modern life.]]>2503airlines,cashapp,celebrity,conspiracy,cooking,crypto,economy,fandom,food,groceries,inflation,money,nasa,nuclear,ocean,paranoia,restaurants,socialmedia,squid,surveillancetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/budweiser-zero-blackout-pt-2--69715634
The conversation drifts through power structures, elite secrecy, Skull and Bones initiation rumors, and the idea that humiliation is currency at the highest levels. Gary and Selena dig into conspiracy thinking around global control, secret committees, digital money, crypto instability, and the fear of social credit systems quietly replacing freedom. They connect celebrity scandals, tech deaths, and government currency shifts into one bigger anxiety about control and surveillance. The episode closes with influencer culture disgust, reality television chaos, extreme relationships, body obsession, performative lifestyles, and how modern attention economy behavior feels more disturbing than entertaining.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/310219?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 07 Apr 2023 16:46:56 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through a Budweiser Zero fueled blackout that raises serious questions about sobriety, fake beer confidence, and how easy it is to feel drunk without alcohol. What starts as a harmless nonalcoholic experiment turns into stories...
The conversation drifts through power structures, elite secrecy, Skull and Bones initiation rumors, and the idea that humiliation is currency at the highest levels. Gary and Selena dig into conspiracy thinking around global control, secret committees, digital money, crypto instability, and the fear of social credit systems quietly replacing freedom. They connect celebrity scandals, tech deaths, and government currency shifts into one bigger anxiety about control and surveillance. The episode closes with influencer culture disgust, reality television chaos, extreme relationships, body obsession, performative lifestyles, and how modern attention economy behavior feels more disturbing than entertaining.]]>2949blackout,budweiser,celebrity,conspiracy,crypto,currency,elites,embarrassment,grocery,influencers,obsession,paranoia,predators,realitytv,relationships,scandal,skullandbones,sobriety,surveillancetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/budweiser-zero-blackout-pt-1--69715600
Gary and Selena dive into public embarrassment stories, radio fallout, prank regret, and the strange power dynamic of anger, apology, and emotional escalation. They talk grocery store chaos, social paranoia, and how quickly small moments spiral into shame and overthinking. The episode expands into conspiracy territory with Bigfoot sightings, giants, unexplained phenomena, secret histories, and whether modern life has erased our connection to reality. It closes with death stories, haunted imagery, funeral home experiences, and the uneasy feeling that some things are better left unexplained.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493613?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 07 Apr 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick off the Budweiser Zero experiment and immediately test whether sobriety is more mental than physical. What begins as curiosity around nonalcoholic beer spirals into fake blackouts, placebo intoxication, and realizing how easy it...
Gary and Selena dive into public embarrassment stories, radio fallout, prank regret, and the strange power dynamic of anger, apology, and emotional escalation. They talk grocery store chaos, social paranoia, and how quickly small moments spiral into shame and overthinking. The episode expands into conspiracy territory with Bigfoot sightings, giants, unexplained phenomena, secret histories, and whether modern life has erased our connection to reality. It closes with death stories, haunted imagery, funeral home experiences, and the uneasy feeling that some things are better left unexplained.]]>2367aging,anxiety,apology,bigfoot,blackout,budweiser,conspiracy,death,embarrassment,giants,hauntings,jesus,legends,myths,paranormal,placebo,pranks,radio,religion,sobrietytruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/peanut-butter-wet-wiping-pt-2--69715592
Gary and Selena talk environmental fear, chemical exposure, and the creeping sense that infrastructure failure is becoming background noise instead of breaking news. They dive into school violence, active shooter drills, and how fear training has replaced fire drills for an entire generation. Stories of lockdowns, drills gone wrong, and institutional panic blend with frustration over media framing and moral absolutes. Religion, church abuse scandals, power dynamics, and betrayal of trust surface as Gary and Selena wrestle with authority figures, hypocrisy, and the damage done when institutions protect themselves over people. The episode veers into AI anxiety, conspiracy thinking, population control fears, cultural decay, nostalgia, live show burnout, aging insecurity, and the strange humor that emerges when everything feels slightly doomed.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/308208?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 31 Mar 2023 19:51:58 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through supply shortages, wet wipes, and the reality of wiping without toilet paper as they revisit pandemic panic, empty shelves, and how quickly normal life breaks down when basic systems fail. They unpack hygiene desperation,...
Gary and Selena talk environmental fear, chemical exposure, and the creeping sense that infrastructure failure is becoming background noise instead of breaking news. They dive into school violence, active shooter drills, and how fear training has replaced fire drills for an entire generation. Stories of lockdowns, drills gone wrong, and institutional panic blend with frustration over media framing and moral absolutes. Religion, church abuse scandals, power dynamics, and betrayal of trust surface as Gary and Selena wrestle with authority figures, hypocrisy, and the damage done when institutions protect themselves over people. The episode veers into AI anxiety, conspiracy thinking, population control fears, cultural decay, nostalgia, live show burnout, aging insecurity, and the strange humor that emerges when everything feels slightly doomed.]]>2578abuse,ai,chemicals,collapse,conspiracy,derailments,drills,fear,hygiene,infrastructure,institutions,pandemic,paranoia,religion,schools,shortages,toiletpaper,violence,water,wetwipestruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/peanut-butter-wet-wiping-pt-1--69715597
Gary and Selena talk accent policing, performative apologies, and who actually gets punished versus who gets protected. Mini golf disasters enter the conversation as balls disappear into water features, design flaws ruin games, and frustration replaces fun. They vent about pointless obstacles, missing equipment, and how simple leisure activities turn competitive and irritating. They spiral into fame resentment, model culture, fashion shows, body image contradictions, and retail marketing weirdness before closing on celebrity lawsuits, media distractions, and the constant sense that real news is being buried under noise.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493614?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 31 Mar 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick off the peanut butter saga with domestic chaos, cabinet smears, dirty spoons, and the rage that comes from discovering mystery food residue in shared spaces. Peanut butter becomes a symbol for irritation, passive aggression, and...
Gary and Selena talk accent policing, performative apologies, and who actually gets punished versus who gets protected. Mini golf disasters enter the conversation as balls disappear into water features, design flaws ruin games, and frustration replaces fun. They vent about pointless obstacles, missing equipment, and how simple leisure activities turn competitive and irritating. They spiral into fame resentment, model culture, fashion shows, body image contradictions, and retail marketing weirdness before closing on celebrity lawsuits, media distractions, and the constant sense that real news is being buried under noise.]]>2237apologies,arguments,celebrities,chaos,culture,distractions,domestic,fame,fashion,frustration,internet,leisure,media,mess,minigolf,models,outrage,peanutbutter,realitytv,relationshipstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/mommy-june-pt-2--69715647
They examine how outrage travels faster than facts and how online reactions often miss real human consequences. International politics enter the mix with Uganda’s anti LGBTQ laws, global persecution, celebrity responses, and the disconnect between internet activism and real world danger. Gary and Selena unpack who gets criticized, who gets ignored, and why performative outrage rarely protects vulnerable people. They close with cult psychology, David Koresh, Waco, charisma, power, manipulation, and why history keeps repeating itself when belief systems collide with authority.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/306985?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 24 Mar 2023 12:36:07 +0000Terrible Persontructures. They discuss unsolved aviation questions, the rumored fifth plane, government investigations, cockpit access, box cutters, and unanswered inconsistencies that still surface decades later. The conversation turns toward true crime and...
They examine how outrage travels faster than facts and how online reactions often miss real human consequences. International politics enter the mix with Uganda’s anti LGBTQ laws, global persecution, celebrity responses, and the disconnect between internet activism and real world danger. Gary and Selena unpack who gets criticized, who gets ignored, and why performative outrage rarely protects vulnerable people. They close with cult psychology, David Koresh, Waco, charisma, power, manipulation, and why history keeps repeating itself when belief systems collide with authority.]]>2293airplanes,aviation,celebrities,conspiracies,cults,disappearance,history,malaysia,media,mystery,outrage,persecution,politics,psychology,september11,shipwreck,truecrime,uganda,waco,worldtradecentertruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/mommy-june-pt-1--69715651
Gary and Selena break down why celebrity documentaries thrive while deeper historical and political questions are treated as fringe or ignored. They discuss dystopian storytelling through Hunger Games, predictive programming, class systems, and how fictional worlds start to resemble real economic and political structures. Hollywood franchises, bloated finales, and manufactured emotional weight get picked apart along the way. Music, fame, and media cycles come under scrutiny as they question why sadness, trauma, and celebrity struggle are endlessly monetized while everyday reality feels increasingly absurd and unstable. The episode sets the tone for everything that follows with aliens, dinosaurs, simulations, celebrity culture, and the creeping sense that modern life has drifted far from anything grounded or honest.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493615?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 24 Mar 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena question reality from the jump, digging into whether anything in modern life is real or if everything has been flattened into noise, branding, and distraction. They explore simulation thinking, alien origin theories, genetic...
Gary and Selena break down why celebrity documentaries thrive while deeper historical and political questions are treated as fringe or ignored. They discuss dystopian storytelling through Hunger Games, predictive programming, class systems, and how fictional worlds start to resemble real economic and political structures. Hollywood franchises, bloated finales, and manufactured emotional weight get picked apart along the way. Music, fame, and media cycles come under scrutiny as they question why sadness, trauma, and celebrity struggle are endlessly monetized while everyday reality feels increasingly absurd and unstable. The episode sets the tone for everything that follows with aliens, dinosaurs, simulations, celebrity culture, and the creeping sense that modern life has drifted far from anything grounded or honest.]]>2180aliens,celebrities,conspiracies,culture,dinosaurs,documentaries,dystopia,evolution,extinction,genetics,history,hollywood,hunger,media,philosophy,propaganda,psychology,reality,simulation,societytruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/pear-shaped-body-man-pt-2--69715626
Pop culture takes over with debates around award shows, Hollywood politics, superhero movies, and why certain performances are praised while others are dismissed. They question what artistic value even means inside corporate entertainment systems. The episode dives into missing plane theories, government secrecy, media misdirection, and how official narratives rarely feel complete. Discussions of Malaysia Airlines, intelligence monitoring, and information control fuel skepticism about what the public is actually allowed to know. They wrap by bouncing between celebrity crime rumors, public outrage cycles, smart city planning, and the feeling that modern life is being managed rather than lived.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/305476?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 17 Mar 2023 00:30:05 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through internet culture, celebrity obsession, and media chaos as the conversation drifts from online sex economies to global politics and modern surveillance. They break down the mechanics of OnlyFans fame, influencer culture,...
Pop culture takes over with debates around award shows, Hollywood politics, superhero movies, and why certain performances are praised while others are dismissed. They question what artistic value even means inside corporate entertainment systems. The episode dives into missing plane theories, government secrecy, media misdirection, and how official narratives rarely feel complete. Discussions of Malaysia Airlines, intelligence monitoring, and information control fuel skepticism about what the public is actually allowed to know. They wrap by bouncing between celebrity crime rumors, public outrage cycles, smart city planning, and the feeling that modern life is being managed rather than lived.]]>3181aviation,awards,celebrities,conspiracy,control,culture,drones,hollywood,influencers,media,monitoring,onlyfans,politics,power,propaganda,russia,scandals,security,surveillance,technologytruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/pear-shaped-body-man-pt-1--69715618
They talk about online podcast culture, algorithm driven discovery, unsolicited collaboration attempts, and why not every show operating in the same space is actually compatible. Social media platforms come up as a necessary annoyance tied to work, exposure, and marketing rather than enjoyment. They briefly reference conspiracy driven audio clips, celebrity paranoia, and how rumors circulate without context or accountability. The episode closes with a direct explanation of why content is being moved, restricted, or paused, and what listeners should expect next.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493616?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 16 Mar 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena explain why the regular episode schedule breaks down and why this release exists at all. They address internal tension, creative disagreement, and what happens when a recording goes sideways in real time. The episode touches on podcast...
They talk about online podcast culture, algorithm driven discovery, unsolicited collaboration attempts, and why not every show operating in the same space is actually compatible. Social media platforms come up as a necessary annoyance tied to work, exposure, and marketing rather than enjoyment. They briefly reference conspiracy driven audio clips, celebrity paranoia, and how rumors circulate without context or accountability. The episode closes with a direct explanation of why content is being moved, restricted, or paused, and what listeners should expect next.]]>299algorithms,arguments,authenticity,behindthescenes,boundaries,celebrities,conflict,conspiracy,controversy,creators,creatorspace,culture,direction,hiatus,listeners,podcast,rumors,socialmedia,transparencytruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/romance-scammer-confrontation-pt-2--69715631
The conversation expands into celebrity scandals, public double standards, airport security experiences, airline incidents, and how authority reacts when chaos breaks out mid flight. Gary and Selena discuss public safety failures, viral shock stories, and how internet attention rewards increasingly extreme behavior. They close by examining how clout culture escalates online stunts, why humiliation has become currency, and how scams, fame, and outrage all operate using the same attention driven mechanics.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/304473?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 10 Mar 2023 18:15:45 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena continue the direct confrontation with a romance scammer and break down what happens once contact is made and the script starts to crack. They talk through the psychology of romance scams, emotional manipulation tactics, and how...
The conversation expands into celebrity scandals, public double standards, airport security experiences, airline incidents, and how authority reacts when chaos breaks out mid flight. Gary and Selena discuss public safety failures, viral shock stories, and how internet attention rewards increasingly extreme behavior. They close by examining how clout culture escalates online stunts, why humiliation has become currency, and how scams, fame, and outrage all operate using the same attention driven mechanics.]]>2936airlines,attention,celebrities,clout,confrontation,deception,double,exposure,fraud,internet,manipulation,outrage,psychology,romancescam,scammer,security,standards,trust,viralitytruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/romance-scammer-confrontation-pt-1--69715627
 The conversation includes a live phone call that reveals the structure of the scam and how quickly it collapses when challenged. Gary and Selena also touch on internet dating risks, celebrity culture distractions, public misinformation, and why people continue falling for digital fraud despite obvious red flags. This episode sets the foundation for understanding romance scams, digital manipulation, and how easily emotional trust is exploited online.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493617?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 10 Mar 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open the first confrontation with a romance scammer and break down how modern online scams operate in real time. The episode explains how romance scams start, how trust is manufactured, and why gift card requests are a major warning...
 The conversation includes a live phone call that reveals the structure of the scam and how quickly it collapses when challenged. Gary and Selena also touch on internet dating risks, celebrity culture distractions, public misinformation, and why people continue falling for digital fraud despite obvious red flags. This episode sets the foundation for understanding romance scams, digital manipulation, and how easily emotional trust is exploited online.]]>2122awareness,confrontation,dating,deception,exposure,extortion,fraud,giftcards,internet,manipulation,money,online,psychology,romancescam,scammer,security,trust,vulnerabilitytruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/pro-blo-mat-ic-pt-2--69715633
Mental health branding, cancellation culture, and the economics of outrage all collide in the way fame is packaged and defended online. Viral drag performance debates, social media spectacle, and culture war flashpoints feed into broader distrust of institutions and media narratives. Conspiracy rabbit holes expand into Antarctica secrecy claims, Nikola Tesla mythology, free energy inventors who allegedly disappeared, and the idea that breakthrough technology is suppressed to protect existing power structures. From internet outrage cycles to energy conspiracies and celebrity absurdity, the themes center on control, influence, spectacle, and the strange stories dominating modern attention.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/303616?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 03 Mar 2023 17:30:30 +0000Terrible PersonFifteen minute cities, centralized living, and the long running push toward urban density spark a deep dive into whether governments are slowly steering people away from rural land and independent living. Train derailments, environmental...
Mental health branding, cancellation culture, and the economics of outrage all collide in the way fame is packaged and defended online. Viral drag performance debates, social media spectacle, and culture war flashpoints feed into broader distrust of institutions and media narratives. Conspiracy rabbit holes expand into Antarctica secrecy claims, Nikola Tesla mythology, free energy inventors who allegedly disappeared, and the idea that breakthrough technology is suppressed to protect existing power structures. From internet outrage cycles to energy conspiracies and celebrity absurdity, the themes center on control, influence, spectacle, and the strange stories dominating modern attention.]]>2754antarctica,britney,celebrities,censorship,cities,conspiracy,contamination,culture,derailment,drag,energy,inventions,lizzo,madonna,media,mystery,ohio,outrage,tesla,viraltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/pro-blo-mat-ic-pt-1--69715589
Gary and Selena also unpack Woody Harrelson’s comments about pharmaceutical cartels, CIA connections, and celebrity family ties to intelligence agencies and politics. From Nick Kroll’s security empire background to questions about influence in entertainment, the discussion centers on how power circulates behind the scenes. They react to the normalization of explicit content online, the evolution of masculinity on social media, TikTok culture shifts, and generational behavior changes.

The episode moves through education controversies, sex education debates, drag performance discussions, and the cultural tension around what is considered appropriate for children. Rounding out the chaos are updates on viral celebrity drama, Britney Spears’ public spiral, Kelsey Ballerini headlines, YouTube boxing culture, and the unraveling of the Murdaugh family case. The themes revolve around corruption, influence, media manipulation, celebrity absurdity, and the uneasy feeling that culture is shifting faster than anyone can process.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493618?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 03 Mar 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through celebrity conspiracy, internet culture, and the strange intersection of fame, scandal, and media narratives. They revisit long running debates around Michael Jackson, music industry corruption theories, and the idea that...
Gary and Selena also unpack Woody Harrelson’s comments about pharmaceutical cartels, CIA connections, and celebrity family ties to intelligence agencies and politics. From Nick Kroll’s security empire background to questions about influence in entertainment, the discussion centers on how power circulates behind the scenes. They react to the normalization of explicit content online, the evolution of masculinity on social media, TikTok culture shifts, and generational behavior changes.

The episode moves through education controversies, sex education debates, drag performance discussions, and the cultural tension around what is considered appropriate for children. Rounding out the chaos are updates on viral celebrity drama, Britney Spears’ public spiral, Kelsey Ballerini headlines, YouTube boxing culture, and the unraveling of the Murdaugh family case. The themes revolve around corruption, influence, media manipulation, celebrity absurdity, and the uneasy feeling that culture is shifting faster than anyone can process.]]>2034britneyspears,celebrities,cia,conspiracy,controversy,corruption,culture,education,hollywood,influence,internet,masculinity,media,michaeljackson,murdaugh,politics,power,scandal,tiktok,viraltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/sexual-education-baseball-vs-pizza-pt-2--69715614
Gary and Selena also revisit old instructional videos, religious education clips, and the strange history of how adults have attempted to explain reproduction and relationships to kids. Along the way they talk about horror movies like Smile, bizarre internet rabbit holes, government spending on mystery balloons, conspiracy theories, and the weird people you meet when you start digging into alternative science and multiverse healing. It is a chaotic mix of culture, media, education debates, and the strange ways people try to explain human behavior.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/302432?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 24 Feb 2023 18:20:55 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena react to a viral TED talk proposing a new way to teach sexual education by comparing intimacy to pizza instead of the classic baseball metaphor. They break down the strange logic behind the argument, question whether anyone actually...
Gary and Selena also revisit old instructional videos, religious education clips, and the strange history of how adults have attempted to explain reproduction and relationships to kids. Along the way they talk about horror movies like Smile, bizarre internet rabbit holes, government spending on mystery balloons, conspiracy theories, and the weird people you meet when you start digging into alternative science and multiverse healing. It is a chaotic mix of culture, media, education debates, and the strange ways people try to explain human behavior.]]>2405balloons,baseball,conspiracy,culture,debate,education,government,horror,internet,media,movies,parenting,pizza,podcast,psychology,relationships,sexeducation,smile,society,tedtalktruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/sexual-education-baseball-vs-pizza-pt-1--69715652
Gary also dives into conspiracy rabbit holes surrounding the East Palestine train derailment, suspicious timing of a scientist plane crash, and how internet discussions often move faster than traditional media coverage. The discussion drifts through internet misinformation debates, government mistrust, media narratives, and the feeling that regular people are constantly getting squeezed while powerful institutions escape accountability.

Gary and Selena also reflect on travel to Sedona, strange hikers, bizarre roadside encounters, and everyday moments that spiral into absurd conversations about relationships, internet culture, and the randomness of modern life. The episode builds toward a controversial TED talk about sex education that compares baseball and pizza metaphors, setting up a deeper breakdown of education culture and social debates around how sensitive topics are taught in schools.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493619?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 24 Feb 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open with a chaotic state of the podcast, reacting to criticism, online reviews, and the strange expectations listeners bring when shows evolve. The conversation jumps between internet outrage, celebrity culture, and the constant churn...
Gary also dives into conspiracy rabbit holes surrounding the East Palestine train derailment, suspicious timing of a scientist plane crash, and how internet discussions often move faster than traditional media coverage. The discussion drifts through internet misinformation debates, government mistrust, media narratives, and the feeling that regular people are constantly getting squeezed while powerful institutions escape accountability.

Gary and Selena also reflect on travel to Sedona, strange hikers, bizarre roadside encounters, and everyday moments that spiral into absurd conversations about relationships, internet culture, and the randomness of modern life. The episode builds toward a controversial TED talk about sex education that compares baseball and pizza metaphors, setting up a deeper breakdown of education culture and social debates around how sensitive topics are taught in schools.]]>2700baseball,celebrities,conspiracy,controversy,culture,derailment,headlines,hikers,internet,madonna,media,news,parenting,pizza,podcast,rihanna,sedona,sexeducation,society,tedtalktruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/no-chump-love-sucker-pt-2--69715617
Gary questions why legendary artists like Genesis and Sting are suddenly selling their music catalogs for massive payouts, wondering if something bigger is happening behind the scenes in entertainment and media. From there the conversation spirals into conspiracy theories, Hollywood wealth, and the strange feeling that celebrities are cashing out before something major changes in the world.

Gary and Selena debate whether entertainment, media, and politics are all connected while joking about predictive programming, movies that seem to foreshadow real events, and the strange signals coming from billionaire culture. Along the way they also talk about streaming shows, the chaos of living with multiple cats, bizarre mall stores selling strange collectibles, Arizona inflation, terrible drivers, and the everyday absurdity of modern life. The episode moves between humor, skepticism, and random late night conversations about news, celebrities, and the strange direction the world seems to be heading.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/301330?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 17 Feb 2023 04:20:33 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena dive into the aftermath of Valentine’s Day with stories about strange restaurant experiences, overpriced drinks, and the bizarre realities of trying to celebrate a holiday that feels more like a marketing event than anything romantic....
Gary questions why legendary artists like Genesis and Sting are suddenly selling their music catalogs for massive payouts, wondering if something bigger is happening behind the scenes in entertainment and media. From there the conversation spirals into conspiracy theories, Hollywood wealth, and the strange feeling that celebrities are cashing out before something major changes in the world.

Gary and Selena debate whether entertainment, media, and politics are all connected while joking about predictive programming, movies that seem to foreshadow real events, and the strange signals coming from billionaire culture. Along the way they also talk about streaming shows, the chaos of living with multiple cats, bizarre mall stores selling strange collectibles, Arizona inflation, terrible drivers, and the everyday absurdity of modern life. The episode moves between humor, skepticism, and random late night conversations about news, celebrities, and the strange direction the world seems to be heading.]]>3070accidents,arizona,celebrities,collectibles,conspiracy,culture,driving,entertainment,forbes,genesis,headlines,hollywood,inflation,malls,media,restaurants,sting,streaming,television,valentinestruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/no-chump-love-sucker-pt-1--69715643
The discussion turns into a wider conversation about internet deception, digital identity, and the strange global economy built around online fraud. They also break down the Super Bowl, Rihanna’s halftime show, and the strange symbolism and conspiracy theories that appear during massive global broadcasts.

 Gary questions the meaning behind certain visuals, celebrity messaging, and why some major events feel strangely coordinated. The episode shifts into larger conversations about the Ohio train derailment, chemical spills, environmental disasters, and how major news stories seem to disappear while other distractions dominate headlines. Gary and Selena debate media coverage, government transparency, supply chain problems, and growing public distrust about what information people are actually being told. Along the way they also talk about obsessive habits, everyday anxiety, social media outrage, and how modern life can swing from ridiculous to unsettling within the same conversation.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493620?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 16 Feb 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena react to a chaotic week filled with strange news, internet scams, and everyday disasters inside their apartment. The conversation opens with the aftermath of Valentine’s Day, two cats causing complete destruction, and the unexpected...
The discussion turns into a wider conversation about internet deception, digital identity, and the strange global economy built around online fraud. They also break down the Super Bowl, Rihanna’s halftime show, and the strange symbolism and conspiracy theories that appear during massive global broadcasts.

 Gary questions the meaning behind certain visuals, celebrity messaging, and why some major events feel strangely coordinated. The episode shifts into larger conversations about the Ohio train derailment, chemical spills, environmental disasters, and how major news stories seem to disappear while other distractions dominate headlines. Gary and Selena debate media coverage, government transparency, supply chain problems, and growing public distrust about what information people are actually being told. Along the way they also talk about obsessive habits, everyday anxiety, social media outrage, and how modern life can swing from ridiculous to unsettling within the same conversation.]]>2125anxiety,catfish,conspiracies,culture,derailment,disasters,fraud,government,headlines,internet,l,media,news,nigeria,ohio,rihanna,scams,superbow,symbolism,trainstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/get-my-litter-box-pt-2--69715646
They break down Super Bowl hype, Rihanna’s halftime performance, Travis Scott headlines, and the spectacle culture surrounding massive events like the Waste Management Open. Along the way, they spiral into discussions about gas stove bans, electric vehicles, food supply issues, egg prices, and growing distrust in institutions. Layered throughout are apartment drama stories involving missing packages, parcel lockers, neighbor confrontations, Sonic shutting down, fast food frustrations, and the everyday absurdity of adult life. Gary and Selena bounce between pop culture, politics, media, and personal chaos in a way that feels unpredictable and unfiltered from start to finish.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/299914?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 10 Feb 2023 07:48:32 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open with Super Bowl energy, American pride jokes, and a conversation about conspiracy culture after being labeled an “all right” podcast. From there, the chaos escalates. They revisit Taxi Driver, controversial director cameos, and...
They break down Super Bowl hype, Rihanna’s halftime performance, Travis Scott headlines, and the spectacle culture surrounding massive events like the Waste Management Open. Along the way, they spiral into discussions about gas stove bans, electric vehicles, food supply issues, egg prices, and growing distrust in institutions. Layered throughout are apartment drama stories involving missing packages, parcel lockers, neighbor confrontations, Sonic shutting down, fast food frustrations, and the everyday absurdity of adult life. Gary and Selena bounce between pop culture, politics, media, and personal chaos in a way that feels unpredictable and unfiltered from start to finish.]]>2871alecbaldwin,apartmentlife,conspiracy,eggs,electriccars,fastfood,foodsupply,gasstoves,gender,johnlennon,misterrogers,packages,pamelaanderson,peacock,rihanna,superbowl,taxidriver,travisscott,wasteopen,wrestlingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/get-my-litter-box-pt-1--69715654
The discussion expands into body modification, implant illness, aging in the spotlight, and how current beauty standards may age decades from now. The episode also covers Chinese spy balloon headlines, internet conspiracies, and the growing distrust between institutions and everyday people. Gary and Selena debate the generational impact of smartphones, anxiety, antidepressants in children, and how social media is reshaping childhood in real time. Layered throughout are apartment frustrations, medical anxieties, cigar lounge adventures, and the constant tension between cultural absurdity and serious global issues. It is a fast moving conversation that swings from pop culture to politics to personal chaos without slowing down.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493621?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 10 Feb 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open with Super Bowl week chaos, Phoenix Open madness, and headlines swirling around the “big game.” They dive into claims about human trafficking spikes tied to major sporting events, celebrity spectacle culture, and the darker side...
The discussion expands into body modification, implant illness, aging in the spotlight, and how current beauty standards may age decades from now. The episode also covers Chinese spy balloon headlines, internet conspiracies, and the growing distrust between institutions and everyday people. Gary and Selena debate the generational impact of smartphones, anxiety, antidepressants in children, and how social media is reshaping childhood in real time. Layered throughout are apartment frustrations, medical anxieties, cigar lounge adventures, and the constant tension between cultural absurdity and serious global issues. It is a fast moving conversation that swings from pop culture to politics to personal chaos without slowing down.]]>2193aging,anxiety,balloon,beyonce,celebrities,children,china,conspiracy,cosmetic,culture,grammy,implants,internet,madonna,phoenixopen,popculture,samsmith,smartphones,superbowl,traffickingtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/predator-bust-up--69715662
The conversation spirals into other unsettling headlines including allegations against a Rick and Morty creator involving messages with a minor, Prince Andrew’s connection to Jeffrey Epstein, and the darker side of celebrity culture and power. Gary and Selena also react to a controversial reality dating show involving older women and younger men, debate conspiracy theories about the moon landing, discuss Britney Spears’ erratic public behavior, and share stories about predators, scandals, and internet culture colliding in strange ways.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/295426?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 27 Jan 2023 16:39:53 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena dive into a series of disturbing and bizarre stories surrounding predators, scandals, and celebrity controversy. They react to accusations involving Harvey Weinstein and Oprah after singer Seal calls out Hollywood’s long-rumored...
The conversation spirals into other unsettling headlines including allegations against a Rick and Morty creator involving messages with a minor, Prince Andrew’s connection to Jeffrey Epstein, and the darker side of celebrity culture and power. Gary and Selena also react to a controversial reality dating show involving older women and younger men, debate conspiracy theories about the moon landing, discuss Britney Spears’ erratic public behavior, and share stories about predators, scandals, and internet culture colliding in strange ways.]]>4459abuse,britney,caseyanthony,caylee,celebrity,conspiracy,crime,documentary,epstein,hollywood,moonlanding,oprah,predator,princeandrew,rickandmorty,royal,scandal,seal,superbowl,weinsteintruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/send-help-pt-2--69715648
Gary and Selena also react to viral conspiracy clips about the Las Vegas shooting, unpack the Idaho college murders and the Brian Kohberger traffic stops, debate Britney Spears’ public unraveling, break down romance scams operating out of Ghana, and revisit documentaries on fentanyl, trafficking, and true crime. Add in Girl Scout cookie rankings, Madonna’s new tour, Brendan Fraser’s comeback, and the weird psychology of growing up in broken homes, and you get a chaotic deep dive into paranoia, crime, pop culture, and dark humor colliding at full speed.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/291645?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 20 Jan 2023 16:00:30 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through everything from ear problems and near-miss DUIs to guns being pulled during traffic stops and chaotic high school memories. What starts with hearing issues turns into stories about police encounters, teenage stupidity,...
Gary and Selena also react to viral conspiracy clips about the Las Vegas shooting, unpack the Idaho college murders and the Brian Kohberger traffic stops, debate Britney Spears’ public unraveling, break down romance scams operating out of Ghana, and revisit documentaries on fentanyl, trafficking, and true crime. Add in Girl Scout cookie rankings, Madonna’s new tour, Brendan Fraser’s comeback, and the weird psychology of growing up in broken homes, and you get a chaotic deep dive into paranoia, crime, pop culture, and dark humor colliding at full speed.]]>2619brendanfraser,briankohberger,britneyspears,conspiracy,crime,documentary,dui,fentanyl,ghana,guncontrol,idaho,madonna,police,popculture,romance,romancescam,scam,trafficking,truecrime,vegastruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/send-help-pt-1--69715632
Gary and Selena also break down awkward restaurant drama, sending raw steak back to the kitchen, ID humiliation over drinks, and the politics of tipping bad service. They touch on Britney Spears spiraling again, Madonna’s tour announcement, Carole Baskin rumors, flying anxiety, aging parents divorcing in their seventies, and the quiet existential panic of realizing adulthood is just chaos with better credit cards.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493622?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 20 Jan 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral through red-eye flights, first class chaos, and tornado turbulence on the way to Alabama. Edibles before takeoff, dry mouth at 30,000 feet, adaptive cruise control rage through Oklahoma and New Mexico, and a pet-friendly hotel...
Gary and Selena also break down awkward restaurant drama, sending raw steak back to the kitchen, ID humiliation over drinks, and the politics of tipping bad service. They touch on Britney Spears spiraling again, Madonna’s tour announcement, Carole Baskin rumors, flying anxiety, aging parents divorcing in their seventies, and the quiet existential panic of realizing adulthood is just chaos with better credit cards.]]>2345alabama,anxiety,britneyspears,cat,celebrity,crackerbarrel,divorce,edibles,firstclass,flight,hotel,madonna,parents,restaurant,roadtrip,service,steak,tipping,tornado,traveltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/strong-and-beautiful-pt-2--69715640
Gary gets peed on by a tiny Yorkie-Frenchie mix, they react to the Romeo and Juliet lawsuit over underage nudity, and break down the Bernie Madoff documentary and the absurd psychology of financial fraud. They touch on the Idaho murder suspect allegedly attending a vigil, electric car control conspiracies, and the creeping fear of fifteen-minute cities. Add in Harry and Meghan drama, Danny Masterson’s retrial, Walking Dead fatigue, Amy Schumer headlines, Christmas market disappointment, and Kia speed notifications, and you get forty minutes of conspiracy, pop culture, paranoia, and pure unfiltered chaos.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/288146?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 12 Jan 2023 04:01:57 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena dive straight into chaos, starting with awkward conversations about Little Women of LA, OnlyFans, and the psychology behind fetish culture. They debate relationships between little people and full-size partners, question internet...
Gary gets peed on by a tiny Yorkie-Frenchie mix, they react to the Romeo and Juliet lawsuit over underage nudity, and break down the Bernie Madoff documentary and the absurd psychology of financial fraud. They touch on the Idaho murder suspect allegedly attending a vigil, electric car control conspiracies, and the creeping fear of fifteen-minute cities. Add in Harry and Meghan drama, Danny Masterson’s retrial, Walking Dead fatigue, Amy Schumer headlines, Christmas market disappointment, and Kia speed notifications, and you get forty minutes of conspiracy, pop culture, paranoia, and pure unfiltered chaos.]]>2496celebrity,christmas,comedy,conspiracy,electric,harry,hollywood,idaho,juliet,madoff,masterson,meghan,netflix,paranoia,romeo,royals,scandal,truecrime,walkingdead,zombiestruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/strong-and-beautiful-pt-1--69715655
The episode quickly spirals into listener voicemails, a wild phone call with the Critter Getter of Northern Colorado about mountain lions, wildlife attacks, and surviving the outdoors, and a bizarre conversation about cloning pets, lab-grown babies, and the future of artificial womb technology. Gary and Selena also dive into internet culture, OnlyFans trends, strange celebrity behavior, Instagram turning into nonstop advertising, and the strange places the internet keeps taking modern relationships and entertainment.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493626?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Wed, 11 Jan 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick things off with a chaotic episode recorded on a tight deadline before a cross-country road trip. Travel plans, overnight drives, Alabama visits, and birthday week chaos set the tone as Gary prepares for a long drive across the...
The episode quickly spirals into listener voicemails, a wild phone call with the Critter Getter of Northern Colorado about mountain lions, wildlife attacks, and surviving the outdoors, and a bizarre conversation about cloning pets, lab-grown babies, and the future of artificial womb technology. Gary and Selena also dive into internet culture, OnlyFans trends, strange celebrity behavior, Instagram turning into nonstop advertising, and the strange places the internet keeps taking modern relationships and entertainment.]]>2003alabama,animals,babies,birthday,celebrity,cloning,colorado,comedy,culture,driving,instagram,internet,mountainlion,onlyfans,relationships,roadtrip,science,technology,travel,wildlifetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/tuesday-mornings-pt-2--69715619
Gary and Selena also dive into Prince Harry’s memoir, royal family tension, conspiracy theories surrounding the monarchy, and why celebrity drama never really goes away. They react to the Damar Hamlin on field collapse, media backlash over sports commentary, and whether a major game should continue after a life threatening emergency. Add in Jennifer’s Body, The Invitation, early 2000s fashion returning, tracksuits, cargo pants, Thailand travel culture, and the strange online world of older men seeking relationships overseas, and the conversation moves fast between dark humor, pop culture, and uncomfortable honesty.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/285455?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 06 Jan 2023 19:32:55 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena ring in the new year with an engagement story that starts at a bowling alley and ends with a surprise proposal before midnight. They break down the exact moment it happened, the custom ring details, the shock factor, and the immediate...
Gary and Selena also dive into Prince Harry’s memoir, royal family tension, conspiracy theories surrounding the monarchy, and why celebrity drama never really goes away. They react to the Damar Hamlin on field collapse, media backlash over sports commentary, and whether a major game should continue after a life threatening emergency. Add in Jennifer’s Body, The Invitation, early 2000s fashion returning, tracksuits, cargo pants, Thailand travel culture, and the strange online world of older men seeking relationships overseas, and the conversation moves fast between dark humor, pop culture, and uncomfortable honesty.]]>2778airport,cargo,celebrity,controversy,dating,engagement,fashion,football,hamlin,harry,monarchy,movies,newyear,proposal,royal,snoring,thailand,tracksuits,travel,voicemailtruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/tuesday-mornings-pt-1--69715657
Gary and Selena also debate gross hypothetical questions, weird food scenarios, nerds gummy clusters, and the strange things people did in school hallways. They break down the Lifetime movie The Suitcase Killer, the stress of booking flights, overpriced one way tickets to Alabama, buying luggage at Tuesday Morning, and whether Southern travel requires more planning than expected. Add in Jeremy Renner’s snowplow accident, insurance cards, health savings accounts, early 2000s hair trends, bowling night observations about teenagers, and neighbor drama over holiday decorations that never come down, and the conversation jumps rapidly between dark humor, nostalgia, and everyday absurdity.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493627?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 06 Jan 2023 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena open the week still riding the energy of their New Year’s Eve engagement, revisiting how the proposal happened and what it feels like now that it is official. They talk about edibles gone wrong, TMJ pain, spilled water disasters at...
Gary and Selena also debate gross hypothetical questions, weird food scenarios, nerds gummy clusters, and the strange things people did in school hallways. They break down the Lifetime movie The Suitcase Killer, the stress of booking flights, overpriced one way tickets to Alabama, buying luggage at Tuesday Morning, and whether Southern travel requires more planning than expected. Add in Jeremy Renner’s snowplow accident, insurance cards, health savings accounts, early 2000s hair trends, bowling night observations about teenagers, and neighbor drama over holiday decorations that never come down, and the conversation jumps rapidly between dark humor, nostalgia, and everyday absurdity.]]>2086alabama,bowling,cat,childhood,decorations,edibles,engagement,fight,insurance,lifetime,luggage,neighbors,proposal,renner,school,suitcase,teenagers,tmj,tragedy,traveltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/happy-new-year-wait-till-the-end-omg--69715635https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493629?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Sat, 31 Dec 2022 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonHAPPY NEW YEAR! This is a VERY SPECIAL mini episode of the podcast.... thank you so much for listening!189truefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/grocery-store-revenge-pt-2--69715616
From there Gary and Selena jump into celebrity chaos, including the Good Morning America scandal involving Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes, workplace affairs exploding into public drama, and the strange culture of morning television personalities becoming tabloid news. They also talk about aging in the public eye, celebrity fitness extremes, and the obsession with image in television and entertainment. The episode also explores odd movie choices with a breakdown of the film Sharp Stick, discussing awkward storytelling, bizarre relationship dynamics, and uncomfortable sex-obsessed character arcs. Gary and Selena debate strange indie film trends, pretentious acting culture, and actors who take “the craft” a little too seriously.

Other topics include Nick Cannon continuing to expand his massive family, the strange behavior people display in public places like malls, frustrating airport travel stories including a man missing a life-saving heart transplant because of weather delays, and the increasingly weird features appearing on social media like Instagram Notes. Gary and Selena also rant about broken apartment gates, neighbors leaving grocery carts around the complex, and the everyday frustrations of living around people who simply refuse to clean up after themselves. The episode bounces between internet culture, celebrity absurdity, apartment living chaos, and the unpredictable randomness that defines modern life.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/282554?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 30 Dec 2022 06:49:21 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick things off by diving straight into the strange world of internet rap after discovering the wildly chaotic music of DigBar, breaking down outrageous lyrics, viral internet humor, and the kind of absurd content that somehow becomes...
From there Gary and Selena jump into celebrity chaos, including the Good Morning America scandal involving Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes, workplace affairs exploding into public drama, and the strange culture of morning television personalities becoming tabloid news. They also talk about aging in the public eye, celebrity fitness extremes, and the obsession with image in television and entertainment. The episode also explores odd movie choices with a breakdown of the film Sharp Stick, discussing awkward storytelling, bizarre relationship dynamics, and uncomfortable sex-obsessed character arcs. Gary and Selena debate strange indie film trends, pretentious acting culture, and actors who take “the craft” a little too seriously.

Other topics include Nick Cannon continuing to expand his massive family, the strange behavior people display in public places like malls, frustrating airport travel stories including a man missing a life-saving heart transplant because of weather delays, and the increasingly weird features appearing on social media like Instagram Notes. Gary and Selena also rant about broken apartment gates, neighbors leaving grocery carts around the complex, and the everyday frustrations of living around people who simply refuse to clean up after themselves. The episode bounces between internet culture, celebrity absurdity, apartment living chaos, and the unpredictable randomness that defines modern life.]]>2638acting,affair,airport,apartment,celebrities,chaos,digbar,fitness,grocery,instagram,movies,neighbors,nickcannon,rap,scandal,socialmedia,television,transplant,travel,viraltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/grocery-store-revenge-pt-1--69715615
Gary and Selena question why people rush to hand over huge amounts of personal data to unknown tech companies just to see cartoon versions of themselves. This leads into a larger conversation about filters, social media vanity, influencer culture, and the endless stream of Instagram content driven by attention and image obsession. They also explore the strange dynamics of online attraction, viral street interviews, and the kinds of blunt answers that accidentally become internet moments. The conversation jumps between body positivity debates, internet culture, and the line between confidence and self-deception in the age of social media.

Holiday life also becomes a topic as Gary and Selena recap Christmas gifts, new gadgets, skincare routines, and the odd satisfaction of trying to maintain healthy habits like facial care and grooming routines. The episode also touches on COVID aftereffects, including the surprising number of people experiencing hair loss months after infection. Other topics include grocery store revenge against an overbearing employee, awkward restaurant interactions with overly attentive waiters, long road trip plans to Alabama, and the realities of getting older as the new year approaches. The episode blends internet culture, conspiracy theories, holiday reflections, everyday annoyances, and the strange moments that define the end of the year.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493630?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Thu, 29 Dec 2022 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena close out the final episode of the year reflecting on the strange, chaotic energy of 2022 and the bizarre corners of the internet that constantly fuel their conversations. They dive into conspiracy theories surrounding TikTok, China,...
Gary and Selena question why people rush to hand over huge amounts of personal data to unknown tech companies just to see cartoon versions of themselves. This leads into a larger conversation about filters, social media vanity, influencer culture, and the endless stream of Instagram content driven by attention and image obsession. They also explore the strange dynamics of online attraction, viral street interviews, and the kinds of blunt answers that accidentally become internet moments. The conversation jumps between body positivity debates, internet culture, and the line between confidence and self-deception in the age of social media.

Holiday life also becomes a topic as Gary and Selena recap Christmas gifts, new gadgets, skincare routines, and the odd satisfaction of trying to maintain healthy habits like facial care and grooming routines. The episode also touches on COVID aftereffects, including the surprising number of people experiencing hair loss months after infection. Other topics include grocery store revenge against an overbearing employee, awkward restaurant interactions with overly attentive waiters, long road trip plans to Alabama, and the realities of getting older as the new year approaches. The episode blends internet culture, conspiracy theories, holiday reflections, everyday annoyances, and the strange moments that define the end of the year.]]>2249aging,ai,bodyimage,china,christmas,conspiracy,covid,filters,gifts,grocery,hairloss,influencers,instagram,interviews,portraits,restaurant,roadtrip,skincare,tiktok,viraltruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/rip-up-the-carpet-pt-2--69715663
Gary walks through the Saturn Moon Matrix theory, the symbolism surrounding Saturn in ancient mythology, and why some conspiracy theorists believe the planet plays a central role in controlling human consciousness. Selena plays skeptic throughout the discussion, questioning the logic behind reptilian overlords, secret elites, and the purpose of manipulating humanity in the first place. Their debate moves between serious curiosity and hilarious disbelief as they try to untangle the strange rabbit holes that conspiracy theories often lead down.

The episode also jumps between pop culture topics including White Lotus, modern relationships, and the way television constantly portrays marriage and infidelity. Gary vents about questionable chiropractic treatments, questionable wellness trends, and the frustration of feeling like every service industry interaction is designed to waste time.

They also imagine what they would do if The Purge were real, debate weapon choices in a completely hypothetical scenario, and discuss whether joining organized crime would even be possible later in life. Holiday chaos, Mormon temple curiosity, run-ins with Jehovah’s Witness missionaries, grocery store confrontations, and Christmas preparations round out the conversation as Gary prepares to cook breakfast for the family. The episode blends conspiracy theories, dark humor, holiday energy, bizarre internet rabbit holes, and everyday frustrations.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/279575?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 23 Dec 2022 08:24:27 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena spiral into one of their strangest conversations yet after an edible kicks in and the discussion turns toward conspiracy theories, reptilians, and the idea that reality itself might be an elaborate simulation. Gary breaks down the...
Gary walks through the Saturn Moon Matrix theory, the symbolism surrounding Saturn in ancient mythology, and why some conspiracy theorists believe the planet plays a central role in controlling human consciousness. Selena plays skeptic throughout the discussion, questioning the logic behind reptilian overlords, secret elites, and the purpose of manipulating humanity in the first place. Their debate moves between serious curiosity and hilarious disbelief as they try to untangle the strange rabbit holes that conspiracy theories often lead down.

The episode also jumps between pop culture topics including White Lotus, modern relationships, and the way television constantly portrays marriage and infidelity. Gary vents about questionable chiropractic treatments, questionable wellness trends, and the frustration of feeling like every service industry interaction is designed to waste time.

They also imagine what they would do if The Purge were real, debate weapon choices in a completely hypothetical scenario, and discuss whether joining organized crime would even be possible later in life. Holiday chaos, Mormon temple curiosity, run-ins with Jehovah’s Witness missionaries, grocery store confrontations, and Christmas preparations round out the conversation as Gary prepares to cook breakfast for the family. The episode blends conspiracy theories, dark humor, holiday energy, bizarre internet rabbit holes, and everyday frustrations.]]>2872aliens,chiropractic,christmas,conspiracy,crime,frequencies,grocerystore,holidays,infidelity,jehovah,lotus,matrix,mormon,podcast,purge,relationships,reptilians,saturn,simulation,whitetruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/rip-up-the-carpet-pt-1--69715624
Gary also shares the news that his parents are divorcing after more than four decades of marriage, which leads to a conversation about how strange it is to see couples separate later in life. With the divorce comes an unexpected cross country road trip as Gary prepares to fly to Alabama and drive a car back across the country, which could lead to some travel podcast episodes recorded from the road. They talk about seeing Avatar: The Way of Water and debate whether the movie was worth the long runtime. Selena enjoyed the visuals and action while Gary struggled to remember enough from the first movie to fully follow the plot. They break down the ocean tribe, the strange world building, and the over the top spectacle of the action sequences.

Things escalate when Selena nearly wipes out in the living room while confronting Gary about a mysterious substance stuck to the bottom of a cooking pan. After a long day of cooking, dishes, and homemade edibles, she storms across the room to show him the pan and trips over the cat’s new litter box, crashing into the floor and leaving a painful bruise. The story becomes a full reenactment of the moment and quickly turns into one of the most ridiculous domestic arguments imaginable.

Other topics include Tom Cruise performing insane movie stunts, Scott the cat constantly interrupting the podcast, Christmas preparations, homemade edibles, breakfast cooking disasters, and the strange everyday moments that spiral into full blown chaos. The episode sets up the premium episode where Gary promises to explain reptilian conspiracy theories, Saturn symbolism, and the idea that reality itself might be some kind of elaborate illusion.]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/493631?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 23 Dec 2022 07:00:00 +0000Terrible PersonGary and Selena kick off a Christmas episode filled with chaos, holiday energy, and the usual unpredictable conversations that make the show what it is. Gary announces a holiday promotion for the premium feed and teases an upcoming deep dive into...
Gary also shares the news that his parents are divorcing after more than four decades of marriage, which leads to a conversation about how strange it is to see couples separate later in life. With the divorce comes an unexpected cross country road trip as Gary prepares to fly to Alabama and drive a car back across the country, which could lead to some travel podcast episodes recorded from the road. They talk about seeing Avatar: The Way of Water and debate whether the movie was worth the long runtime. Selena enjoyed the visuals and action while Gary struggled to remember enough from the first movie to fully follow the plot. They break down the ocean tribe, the strange world building, and the over the top spectacle of the action sequences.

Things escalate when Selena nearly wipes out in the living room while confronting Gary about a mysterious substance stuck to the bottom of a cooking pan. After a long day of cooking, dishes, and homemade edibles, she storms across the room to show him the pan and trips over the cat’s new litter box, crashing into the floor and leaving a painful bruise. The story becomes a full reenactment of the moment and quickly turns into one of the most ridiculous domestic arguments imaginable.

Other topics include Tom Cruise performing insane movie stunts, Scott the cat constantly interrupting the podcast, Christmas preparations, homemade edibles, breakfast cooking disasters, and the strange everyday moments that spiral into full blown chaos. The episode sets up the premium episode where Gary promises to explain reptilian conspiracy theories, Saturn symbolism, and the idea that reality itself might be some kind of elaborate illusion.]]>2179arguments,avatar,chaos,christmas,comedy,conspiracy,cooking,divorce,edibles,entertainment,holidays,humor,movies,podcast,relationships,reptilians,roadtrip,saturn,storytelling,stuntstruefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/where-s-my-watch-premium-only--69715665
hank you SOOO MUCH for subscribing!  Grant, Cait and The Cats ALL APPRECIATE IT!!!  📢 Share | ⚙️ Manage Subscription]]>https://terribleperson.supercast.tech/episodes/276497?key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2Fri, 16 Dec 2022 17:15:05 +0000Terrible PersonShe put WHAT....WHERE?!?! hank you SOOO MUCH for subscribing!  Grant, Cait and The Cats ALL APPRECIATE IT!!!  https://terribleperson.supercast.com/subscriber_v2/referrals/new?feed_item_id=37367&key=HLvTafDT3sXLrtcmhRdkuSf2 |...
hank you SOOO MUCH for subscribing!  Grant, Cait and The Cats ALL APPRECIATE IT!!!  📢 Share | ⚙️ Manage Subscription]]>3868truefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/ass-less-overalls-pt-2--69715638
Song: Chop Suey! - System of A Down

VIDEO that Grant & Cait Watched: 
https://youtu.be/i9vSSY2JI88?t=239


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Song: Chop Suey! - System of A Down

VIDEO that Grant & Cait Watched: 
https://youtu.be/i9vSSY2JI88?t=239


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