NoStupidAnswers

A doctor of philosophy, a recovering archeologist, a professional engineer, and a corporate millennial discuss and answer Reddit’s best questions.

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@af_orr You should listen our podcast because we provide sometimes entertaining and sometimes insightful by committee answers to the most interesting questions I can find from Reddit. We also bring varied knowledge bases to the discussion. https://t.co/h7p6MZxFof

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@downandwordy I think a Final Fantasy villain. Hair flow, nice clothing worn in a style to be more edgy than buttoned up, and serious anime gaze.

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@podbean Can’t be giving away all of our secrets

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@KristenSousa As others said I have heard the Bose portable speakers before and they seem good. I have a Sony one I use that I’ve liked the sound quality for podcasts, the newest model of it is the SRS-XB13

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@PathOfTheOwl @Apple I think most of the apps show advertising in some way as that is their profit stream typically. Though if you just stay off the browse tab on apple podcasts, you can add podcasts to your library via their RSS feed and never have to interact with Apple’s browse shows interface.

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@eatlikeagirl Dead Eyes is all about a guy who didn’t get a part in a movie and then he goes in depth on everything related to that years later. Radiolab tells super interesting stories but not episodic. Also Snap Judgement is good.

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@cronnut Radiolab, 99% Invisible, Snap Judgement, and us (No Stupid Answers)

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@NC11___ Productive, learning, non-episodic I would recommend 99% Invisible, Planet Money, Radiolab, and us (No Stupid Answers)

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@kaydekks Dead Eyes which all roots from a guy not getting a part in a show a long time ago. Business Wars has a ton of seasons of histories of different business markets. Radiolab has some amazing stories but individual episodes there.

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@Redbeard09 Radiolab, 99% Invisible, and Planet Money are all great shows I learn things all the time from.

There may be some learning on our show, No Stupid Answers, but also lot of discussion on culture and society.

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@MarkASchrader @behaviorgap @HiddenBrain @LockedOnHeels Radiolab

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@BuuziVT Podcasts: Radiolab, 99% Invisible, Snap Judgement, and us (No Stupid Answers)

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@daiseeeyy A doctor of philosophy, a recovering archeologist, a professional engineer, and a corporate millennial discuss and answer Reddit’s most interesting questions. Also would recommend the shoes Radiolab, 99% Invisible, and The Daily.
https://t.co/64gJBZE8my

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@7caratcomments Radiolab, 99% Invisible, Judgement, and us (No Stupid Answers)

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@aizukiyo_ We are absolutely not true crime.
A doctor of philosophy, a recovering archeologist, a professional engineer, and a corporate millennial discuss and answer Reddit’s most interesting questions. Also would recommend Radiolab, 99% Invisible, and The Daily.
https://t.co/64gJBZE8my

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Hear our discussion of the 40 hour workweek and the great glitter bombing of 2017 on our latest episode of the #podcast on all platforms. #listen #NoStupidAnswers
https://t.co/vsRqs9mjB5

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The standard workweek in many countries is 40 hours but it wasn’t always that way. It was a slow grind with some help from unionized labor movements. Have you ever had to deal with glitter contamination? This sparkly microplastic abomination has touched lives and ruined carpets.

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Cats hanging out doing cat things #catsoftwitter #kitty #Lux #Eevee

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It seems the only way to have an immediately big podcast is to already be famous. Just generally though because there have not been a few podcasts that really have taken over as the podcast for a brief period.

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4. I have not felt like podcasts function so much on this premise of being the “big” release as many of them function on a continual basis and have varied spaces they fit into. The Always Sunny podcast seems to have exploded since it started recently.