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42m ago

Letters for Gary EP9 Megalomaniacs, Morticians & Murder

Why do we go to a funeral and need to see the body? Edna and Reggie start with your 20s, when nature hasn't caught up with how long you now live, then rank the strangest jobs: urologists, the dentist sitting on the stairs, paparazzi, medical sex workers and morticians. From there: open caskets, families who search for decades for a body they know is dead, Neanderthal burials, why innocent people never say "alibi", and the husband everyone wanted to be guilty, including his own mother. Content note: strong language, discussion of death, suicide and murder, and crude sexual jokes about disability, sex work and necrophilia. Letters for Gary is part of the Inbreds podcast. Listen on all podcast platforms. Chapters 00:00 Intro 01:12 Why 20-Somethings Are Megalomaniacs (and Used to Get Sent to War) 04:00 Biology vs. Modern Life: Nature Expected 7 Kids by 23 10:34 The Chef's Burden: Quality, Quantity & Never Feeling Adequate 12:00 Why No Society Can Exist Without Music 12:30 Which Jobs Would Break You Mentally? Nurses, Urologists & Dentists 18:00 Is There a "Demonic Pact" Behind Fame? 19:22 A Tangent on Caregiving Jobs 23:45 Very Bad Sponsor: Cockorset 24:32 The Mortician: Working With the Dead 26:17 Seeing a Dead Body for the First Time 33:49 Serial Killers & Withholding Where the Body Is 36:47 Why Do Some People Gravitate Toward Morbid Jobs? 39:18 Death Rituals: Are They for the Dead or the Living? 41:33 Neanderthals, Religion & How We Manage Death 44:25 Interrogation Red Flag: People Who Tell Too Many Details 47:17 True Crime: The Missing Wife and the Suspect Husband 51:38 Why Stay in a Dead Marriage? 53:54 Closing: The Worst Crimes Have Simple Solutions #Death #Morticians #TrueCrime #Psychology #DeepConversations #podcast
1d ago

The Cupboard EP9 One Word Ended a 17-Year Marriage

A 43-year-old woman asks Reddit if she's the a*****e for running to the bathroom after trying something new with her husband of 17 years. He looks disgusted, takes his pillow to the couch and stops answering her calls. Five days later come the tears, the flowers, the pancakes... and one word that gives everything away. Sugar and Edna pull the thread: why he really reacted like that, what it means to rope someone into a plan they know nothing about, and whether anybody who gets married is brave or just mad. Content note: strong language, explicit sexual and bathroom talk, infidelity, and dark jokes. The Cupboard is part of the Inbreds podcast. Listen on all podcast platforms. 0:00 Did you miss me? 0:58 The algorithm and the battle of the sexes 1:50 Am I the a*****e for pooping after sex? 2:31 17 years in, they try something new 3:10 The sprint to the bathroom, and his face 4:18 He takes his pillow to the couch 5:04 Five days later: tears, flowers and pancakes 6:02 It's just not usually like that 6:44 The year-long affair 7:41 He calls her homophobic 8:46 Five months later: the final update 10:27 The private dick is back 11:05 Was she wrong to laugh? 12:36 How open was their marriage? 15:44 Guilt and projection 18:05 Very Bad Sponsor: No Homo Smart Glasses 19:16 Our first ad ever 20:00 He made her part of his plan 21:19 Cheater or just a child? 22:01 Can you ever see it coming? 24:08 Was it a cry for help? 24:25 The homophobe card 24:53 What the comments said 26:26 Brave or mad: why anyone gets married 27:51 The twink secretary 28:39 Burn it all down and start over 29:26 When you can't take a reaction back #RedditStories #AITA #Relationships #Cheating #StoryTime #podcast
2d ago

Inbred EP9 AI Knows Your Aunt Just Died

The ass-pocalypse has been confirmed. Sugar brings bad news about AI pricing: self-checkouts that predict what you'll scan next, and plane tickets that cost more because your aunt just died. Then the conversation goes through retirement funds, exit liquidity and why Steam isn't EA, before landing on celebrities singing from their pools and Gal Gadot's new movie, which is, apparently, her running. This is our opinion and our understanding, not financial advice. If we got something wrong, tell us. Content note: strong language, crude sexual humour, and dark jokes about violence, death and public figures. Inbred is part of the Inbreds podcast. Listen on all podcast platforms. 0:00 Sugar Lix and Don Reginald 0:41 Worst OnlyFans title 1:29 The ass-pocalypse is confirmed 2:48 Sugar versus the word "world" 3:24 AI pricing at the self-checkout 5:17 AI predicts your pasta 7:24 A death in the family 8:51 Kings and people who are too safe 9:33 Public companies vs private 12:08 How American retirement works 14:05 Into the index funds 15:12 Exit liquidity 16:09 Steam vs EA and Ubisoft 17:32 Kicking the ball down the street 18:22 Short mandates, bandaged wounds 19:28 The beautiful nineties 20:01 Very Bad Sponsor: Stalker Jeans 20:57 Why nobody likes celebrities anymore 22:43 It started in COVID 23:36 Gal Gadot's new movie 25:24 The movie is her running 28:14 We have no fans. Don't dig. 29:00 The apology 29:33 Today's subject, somehow
Nov 5

Letters for Gary EP8 She Lost 14 Kids and Never Got PTSD

What do you see when you put your headphones on? Reggie confesses his daydream: a jewellery heist across Europe, a night ride through a city tunnel, champagne on a boat in Monaco. Edna would rather not say (she says anyway). From there: why men daydream about dying and women about surviving, adults who interrupt kids' daydreams, parenting through fear, a grandmother who lost 14 of her 16 children and stayed completely serene, and why the trauma might hit hardest when you come home from the war. Content note: strong language, and discussion of child mortality, war and trauma. Letters for Gary is part of the Inbreds podcast. Listen on all podcast platforms. Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:31 Gary, Our Mysterious Listener 01:32 The Daydreaming Confession Begins 23:45 Men vs. Women: Do We Daydream Differently? 47:47 Parenting Through Fear 49:25 The Woman Who Lost 14 Children 53:04 Environment, Trauma & Why Some People Don't Break 55:04 Vietnam, Apocalypse Now & Returning From War #Daydreaming #Psychology #Parenting #PTSD #DeepConversations #podcast
Nov 4

The Cupboard EP8 He Called the Cops on His Girlfriend's Novel

She's been writing a dark trilogy since she was 16. Her boyfriend read the kidnapping chapter, said he was fine, stayed over all cuddly... and called the police on her. Sugar and Edna read the Reddit post and work out what really happened: why "it was a mistake" doesn't cover dialling the police, people who mistake fiction for a confession, what you'd do if you recognised yourself in your partner's book, and the theory the comments landed on: jealousy. Content note: strong language, and discussion of violence, kidnapping and abuse. The Cupboard is part of the Inbreds podcast. Listen on all podcast platforms. Chapters 00:00 Intro — John, Henry Cavill & the ACC Bit 01:47 Story Time: "My Boyfriend Called the Cops on My Book" 02:10 The Background: A Trilogy Written Since Age 16 03:09 The Twist: A Kidnapping Scene Gets Reported to Police 04:20 The Welfare Check & the Humiliation 04:42 His Excuse: "It Got in My Head" 05:07 Initial Reactions: Is This a Red Flag? 16:59 Trust, Shared Clouds & Digital Privacy in Relationships 29:38 Would You Ever Write a Character Based on Revenge? 30:29 The Real Question: Would You Leave Him? 31:42 Fiction as Therapy vs. Fiction as a Warning Sign 33:53 Final Verdict: Calling the Cops Is Unforgivable 34:21 Theory: Was It Jealousy or Sabotage? 34:49 Closing Thoughts #RedditStories #RelationshipAdvice #StoryTime #RedFlags #Writing #podcast
Nov 3

Inbred EP8 The Ass-pocalypse

Governments are telling people to stock up on food and water, and Reggie would like to report that he no longer wants the apocalypse. Sugar and Reggie plan where they would actually survive it: open land, a hidden ravine, and a hideout the bees will absolutely snitch on. Along the way: why being 'non-political' on Tinder got one man eaten alive, the perfect Chinese Elon Musk, and what's wrong with Lord of the Rings reaction videos. In this episode: Why the apocalypse stops being fun once your knees creakWorld leaders, impressions and the people with their finger on the button'Non-political' on a dating profile, and why Reddit lost itYour bees will give you awayReggie and every puddle on earthLord of the Rings reactions and male friendship Content note: strong language, crude sexual humour, and jokes about race, gender, sexuality and politics. Inbred is part of the Inbreds podcast. Listen on all podcast platforms. Chapters 0:00 Sugar Lix in the house 0:59 The ass-pocalypse 1:43 Governments say stock up 2:08 I used to want the apocalypse 4:21 Not a survival body 4:59 Fallout and the wasteland 5:26 Just let it happen 6:38 They're making it up as they go 7:25 Clowns with the button 8:24 Go plant some tomatoes 9:49 I talked to Xi 10:28 The Chinese Elon Musk 11:06 Why tell people to stock up? 13:59 'Non-political' on Tinder 17:30 Very Bad Sponsor: Silent Step Sneaker 18:20 Not white enough to be far right 19:09 Our apocalypse exodus 21:40 Bees will snitch on you 22:44 Waste management 23:26 Finding water: unleash Reggie 25:04 The sidewalk sardines 25:52 The hidden ravine 27:24 The scintillating caves 28:44 Lord of the Rings reactions 31:43 What happened to male friendship 33:01 Everyone is playing a character 34:32 Three decades ago means what?
Oct 29

Letters for Gary EP7 Will Superman Be in the Next Bible?

Are comic books the Bible of the future? Edna and Reggie follow the theory wherever it goes: whether charity is ever selfless, how narratives get attached to real events, why science needed a story to sell the moon landing, whether rationality is making us worse off, and why having kids might be the most delusional act of hope there is. Letters for Gary is part of the Inbreds podcast. Listen on all podcast platforms. Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:41 The Theory: Comic Books as a Modern Bible 06:00 Is Charity Ever Truly Selfless? 09:22 The Problem With Organized Religion's "First-Degree" Believers 10:35 Could You Build a Second Bible on Purpose? 13:47 How Narratives Get Attached to Real Events 26:29 Why Individuals Have to Accept Incomplete Narratives 30:05 Legacy, Cathedrals & "The Right Kind of Crazy" 36:53 Selling the Moon Landing: Science Needs a Story 41:23 Why We Don't Build Like We Used To 43:58 Is Rationality Making Us Worse Off? 47:20 Can We Escape the Cycle of Delusion and Disillusionment? 50:23 Why Fiction Sold as Fiction Is the Honest Version 54:00 Having Kids as an Act of Delusional Hope 55:43 Post-War Baby Booms & Self-Fulfilling Hope 56:49 Closing Thoughts #Philosophy #Religion #ComicBooks #Superheroes #Mythology #DeepConversations #ThoughtProvoking #podcast
Oct 28

The Cupboard EP7 He Compared His Girlfriend to His Model Best Friend (And Told Her)

His girlfriend asked him a simple question. He compared her to his model best friend, and then he told her. Sugar and Edna read the Reddit post and the update where everyone sided with him, then work out what he should have said: the 'mutual' crush that wasn't, the best friend test, thoughtfulness vs. grand gestures, and why he's still waiting for the best friend to change her mind. Content note: strong language. The Cupboard is part of the Inbreds podcast. Listen on all podcast platforms. Chapters 00:00 Intro 05:24 Story Time: "I Made My Girlfriend Cry" Reddit Post 07:20 First Reactions: Did She Ask a Stupid Question? 09:05 Red Flags: The "Mutual" Crush That Wasn't 10:32 The Best Friend Test: How Far Would You Go? 12:04 Is This Really Just About Looks? 16:30 The Stalker Fantasy vs. Real-Life Creeps 17:40 What Women Actually Mean by "I Don't Like That" 19:25 Thoughtfulness vs. Grand Gestures: What Really Wins 21:20 The Update: Everyone Sided With Him 24:36 Beauty, Self-Awareness & the Catfish Comparison 26:11 The Real Answer He Should Have Given 28:23 He's Still Waiting for the Best Friend to Change Her Mind 29:20 Closing Thoughts #RedditStories #RelationshipAdvice #Dating #StoryTime #DeepConversations #podcast

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