The Sense and Senseless Podcast

Bryan Mayon, Jason Hedrick
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Just two average guys making below average sense of the world. Fun and informative.

  1. Ep:17 "The Great American Rip-Off: Foreign Influence, Wasted Billions, and the Tech That's Watching"

    1D AGO

    Ep:17 "The Great American Rip-Off: Foreign Influence, Wasted Billions, and the Tech That's Watching"

    This episode explores the hidden truths behind government spending, surveillance, and societal control. The hosts delve into topics like international money flow, political manipulation, deep state operations, and the pervasive reach of surveillance technology, aiming to awaken listeners to the realities of modern society. This episode explores the complex web of government corruption, foreign influence, and societal division. We delve into historical insights, current political dynamics, and strategies to understand and challenge systemic issues.#GovernmentCorruption #SurveillanceState #DeepState

    2h 10m
  2. Ep: 16 Burn It Down: Politicians, Media Lies, and the War on Truth Part 2

    FEB 17 · BONUS

    Ep: 16 Burn It Down: Politicians, Media Lies, and the War on Truth Part 2

    The conversation covers a range of discussions about the NFL and Super Bowl, California's political landscape, and the ongoing investigation into Epstein. The hosts express their frustrations with the NFL's business model, the cultural implications of sports, and the lack of accountability in politics. In this conversation, Bryan Mayon and Jason Hedrick delve into the complexities surrounding the Epstein files, political accountability, and the influence of corruption within the justice system. They discuss the implications of political messaging, the role of younger politicians in exposing corruption, and the potential connections between international relations and the Epstein case. The dialogue highlights the frustrations of the public regarding the lack of investigations and accountability, as well as the perceived puppet masters controlling political narratives. The conversation culminates in a call for transparency and justice in a system that often seems rigged against the average citizen. In this conversation, Bryan Mayon and Jason Hedrick delve into various pressing issues, including the Epstein scandal, the ethics surrounding end-of-life care, and the complexities of Medicare and government spending. They discuss the current state of the economy, the growing divide in American society, and the influence of algorithms on public perception and behavior. The conversation emphasizes the importance of critical thinking, self-reliance, and the need to break free from the constraints imposed by societal norms and digital distractions.

    1h 12m
  3. Ep: 16 Burn It Down: Politicians, Media Lies, and the War on Truth Part 1

    FEB 16

    Ep: 16 Burn It Down: Politicians, Media Lies, and the War on Truth Part 1

    The conversation covers a range of discussions about the NFL and Super Bowl, California's political landscape, and the ongoing investigation into Epstein. The hosts express their frustrations with the NFL's business model, the cultural implications of sports, and the lack of accountability in politics. In this conversation, Bryan Mayon and Jason Hedrick delve into the complexities surrounding the Epstein files, political accountability, and the influence of corruption within the justice system. They discuss the implications of political messaging, the role of younger politicians in exposing corruption, and the potential connections between international relations and the Epstein case. The dialogue highlights the frustrations of the public regarding the lack of investigations and accountability, as well as the perceived puppet masters controlling political narratives. The conversation culminates in a call for transparency and justice in a system that often seems rigged against the average citizen. In this conversation, Bryan Mayon and Jason Hedrick delve into various pressing issues, including the Epstein scandal, the ethics surrounding end-of-life care, and the complexities of Medicare and government spending. They discuss the current state of the economy, the growing divide in American society, and the influence of algorithms on public perception and behavior. The conversation emphasizes the importance of critical thinking, self-reliance, and the need to break free from the constraints imposed by societal norms and digital distractions.

    2h 16m
  4. Ep: 15 Part 2 "The Isolation of Technology and Control, Exploring the Kissinger Report and Depopulation"

    FEB 9 · BONUS

    Ep: 15 Part 2 "The Isolation of Technology and Control, Exploring the Kissinger Report and Depopulation"

    In this episode, Bryan Mayon delves into the complex relationship between technology, societal control, and historical abuses. He discusses the isolation brought on by technology, the implications of the Kissinger Report on depopulation, and the tragic story of Ryan White in the context of the AIDS epidemic. The conversation shifts to the declining birth rates and the role of Planned Parenthood, before exploring global abortion trends and the impact of technology on human connection. Bryan also examines foreign ownership of U.S. farmland and the corporate control of agriculture, culminating in a discussion about historical medical experiments conducted on vulnerable populations.

    1h 21m
  5. Ep: 15 Leadership in Crisis: Accountability Matters

    FEB 8

    Ep: 15 Leadership in Crisis: Accountability Matters

    Summary This conversation delves into various pressing topics, including immigration, leadership accountability, cultural commentary, agriculture, technology's impact on society, and healthcare ethics. The speakers engage in a candid dialogue that reflects on the complexities of modern life and the challenges faced by individuals and institutions alike. In this conversation, the speakers explore various themes including the confusion surrounding law enforcement's portrayal in media, the impact of lawsuits on public perception, and the socioeconomic factors that influence how individuals view each other. They discuss the role of humor in political discourse, the erosion of trust in government, and the implications of the Epstein files on political accountability. The conversation highlights the disconnect between socioeconomic classes and the perception of elites, ultimately questioning the integrity of political systems and the accountability of those in power. In this conversation, Jason Hedrick and Bryan Mayon delve into the complexities of independent politics, the implications of the Epstein files, and the connections between high-profile individuals and political corruption. They discuss the challenges faced by independent candidates, the need for accountability among elites, and the role of media in shaping public perception. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding and communication in society, as well as the necessity for change and accountability in leadership.

    2h 34m

  6. FEB 2

    Episode 14 “Another Day another dumpster Fire, This shouldn’t be normal but yet it is"

    The conversation delves into the complexities surrounding a recent incident involving law enforcement and immigration, exploring personal experiences, media influence, and the broader implications of immigration policies. The speakers discuss the importance of empathy, the hypocrisy in political rhetoric, and the need for open dialogue in understanding differing perspectives. In this conversation, Jason and Bryan delve into the complexities surrounding illegal immigration, political accountability, and the influence of media on public perception. They discuss the financial implications of illegal immigration, the chaos in political leadership, and the role of protests in shaping public sentiment. The dialogue also touches on the impact of social media, the burden of national debt, and the responsibilities of law enforcement. Throughout the discussion, they emphasize the need for accountability and understanding in a divided society. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various themes surrounding law enforcement, societal divisions, and the influence of media and celebrities on public perception. They discuss the responsibilities of concealed carry permit holders, the mindset of protesters, and the communication failures that can lead to tragic outcomes in law enforcement situations. The conversation also touches on the Cloward-Piven strategy and its implications for society, as well as the role of rhetoric in deepening divisions. The hosts emphasize the importance of community engagement and the future of their podcast.

    2 min
  7. Episode 14 “Another Day another dumpster Fire, This shouldn’t be normal but yet it is"

    FEB 1

    Episode 14 “Another Day another dumpster Fire, This shouldn’t be normal but yet it is"

    The conversation delves into the complexities surrounding a recent incident involving law enforcement and immigration, exploring personal experiences, media influence, and the broader implications of immigration policies. The speakers discuss the importance of empathy, the hypocrisy in political rhetoric, and the need for open dialogue in understanding differing perspectives. In this conversation, Jason and Bryan delve into the complexities surrounding illegal immigration, political accountability, and the influence of media on public perception. They discuss the financial implications of illegal immigration, the chaos in political leadership, and the role of protests in shaping public sentiment. The dialogue also touches on the impact of social media, the burden of national debt, and the responsibilities of law enforcement. Throughout the discussion, they emphasize the need for accountability and understanding in a divided society. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various themes surrounding law enforcement, societal divisions, and the influence of media and celebrities on public perception. They discuss the responsibilities of concealed carry permit holders, the mindset of protesters, and the communication failures that can lead to tragic outcomes in law enforcement situations. The conversation also touches on the Cloward-Piven strategy and its implications for society, as well as the role of rhetoric in deepening divisions. The hosts emphasize the importance of community engagement and the future of their podcast.

    3h 4m
  8. Episode 13 "Hidden Thefts: From ICE Threats to Inflation Scams"

    JAN 25 · BONUS

    Episode 13 "Hidden Thefts: From ICE Threats to Inflation Scams"

    In this conversation, Jason  and Bryan delve into the systemic issues of hidden theft in America, focusing on government fraud, the impact of inflation, and the mechanisms of wealth redistribution. They discuss how government spending and oversight failures contribute to economic disparities, particularly affecting everyday Americans. The conversation also touches on recent federal shootings and community reactions, highlighting the complexities of these issues in the current socio-political climate. In this conversation, Jason and Bryan discuss various themes surrounding the Second Amendment, inflation, government accountability, and the impact of media on public perception. They explore the implications of inflation as an invisible tax on the working class, the role of government in economic theft, and the importance of understanding the Cantillon effect in relation to wealth distribution. The discussion also touches on the need for accountability from government officials and the influence of media narratives on public opinion. In this conversation, Jason and Bryan explore various themes surrounding survival, economics, leadership, and the dynamics of wealth and power. They discuss the importance of information access, the role of leadership in crisis situations, and the implications of protests in public spaces. The conversation also touches on the burden of inflation, the impact of media narratives, and the legal boundaries of protests within sacred spaces. Ultimately, they call for accountability in governance and unity among individuals to address systemic issues.

    1h 32m
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Just two average guys making below average sense of the world. Fun and informative.

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  • Creator
    Bryan Mayon, Jason Hedrick
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    55
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © 2026 Bryan Mayon, Jason Hedrick