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the podcast "diss and tell"

it's mostly about celebrity feuds and it some up some that i've heard of but never really looked into top recommended episodes are the kardashians vs blac china and grimes vs amelia banks

@elijah

Feb 22, 2024

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my go-to pods :-)

darkness cut with humor in deep-dives on the worst people in history: behind the bastards light, silly, hopeful, interesting facts: dear hank and john current events/analyzing the media: on the media fallen ancient societies: fall of civilizations girl talk/big sister time: not for everyone

@tutti

Jun 4, 2024

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not sure what genre you mean but

Some I like are more produced and less indie but they're still more than people just sitting around and yapping about whatever people online are currently arguing about, so I feel like they fit the bill! Lateral with Tom Scott -- combo of trivia and riddles, nerdiest thing i've ever been into and that's saying something Escape This Podcast -- second nerdiest thing i've ever been into, listening to people do a table top game (think D&D) and their goal is to accomplish an escape room Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week -- bunch of short science stories Ologies -- long form, thoughtful interviews with experts in a variety of fields, many of which are quite timely You Are Good -- Diving into movies that are culturally well known and/or just favorites of the hosts, and getting into why those stories are compelling and what the creators of the movie are saying/trying to say with it You're Wrong About -- Getting into things that most people think they know about but there's way more to the story and there's often a fundamental misunderstanding in how most people think of the things (stanford prison experiment, donner party, stonewall uprising, and satanic panic are classic eps I recommend to everyone) Decoder Ring -- Answers why random pop culture things of the present or past became things in the first place American Hysteria -- Insights into pop culture and society (sounds boring with that description but I promise it's good)

@random-online-nerd

3d ago

Top Recs from @nessisokay

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junk journal

i like the concept of “junk journaling”, it really helps me to fill the empty spaces! keep receipts, cute packaging from food, interesting looking tags etc. it’s a nice way to casually scrapbook and keep mementos of otherwise mundane days

@nessisokay

Apr 18, 2024

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one thing at a time

just move towards one thing that makes you happy, one go at a time. if it becomes a pattern, think about what it is about the thing that makes you happy. move towards it, one diy, one event, one forum at a time. also know that you can reinvent yourself hundreds of times in this lifetime, so goals are arbitrary. what matters is that you spend most of your days with at least a bit or a lot of joy. oh also remembering that your career ≠ what fulfils you. sometimes we work just to have $$ to do what we really want to do (cook/draw/knit/make music etc). in the end, your life will be made up of many small moments, so just try to enjoy yourself. at least that’s how i do it :)

@nessisokay

Apr 22, 2024

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ingredient prep day

once a week i clean out my fridge of anything old and crusty, then i go get groceries. when i get back i have a clean space to work in and then i chop and prep for like 2 hrs. just a bunch of side dishes/prep for cooking later. simple stuff like preparing minced garlic, hard boiling eggs, etc. can be as fancy as you want or as simple. makes me happy for the rest of the week :)

@nessisokay

Apr 18, 2024