14 episodes
The Absurdity Hour: Tales from the Outside Brian Dunham
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- Society & Culture
Finding a connection with people might seem easy to some, but for others, it is much more difficult. My life experiences and wonder for human life allow me to divulge in some of life’s predicaments but in a wholesome way. Life in Hollywood is great but many are so distant from normal, everyday people that it makes no sense to compare lives. This where my idea for a podcast came. It’s not to monetize or debate politics, world issues or to fault or blame. Instead, we are going to look at the seemingly normal, every day people. No one is safe. Old, young, experienced, retired…it doesn’t matter.
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Scott Finally Speaks
For the first time ever, I had a guest, and that guest is not only other than my brother. We can typically talk about anything and everything which this episode kind of hints that, but for the most part we stay on topic and have a really deep discussion about a whole bunch of things that really matter, so please listen and enjoy.
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Old Folks & Bad Habits
Welcome! This jam packed episode talks about my love for the elderly, how much minivans piss me off and trying to fend off old habits.
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OMG - I went off on a Tangent
This episode is honestly wild, because there is really no direction to it at all. I mean we did discuss the holiday party, my workout regimen, buying a car, and some other random stuff that just really didn’t make a lot of sense, but is here for your listening pleasure.
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2023….Terrible Year???
The year of 2023 has been filled with a shit loads of ups and downs for most folks. Terrible??? Some might think that but one thing is true, finding a relationship in this environment is hard as shit.
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Speaking from the Heart
Not too much going on? Need a quick listen? Here’s the episode for you featuring how I’ve been lately, how corporations are fucking over America and so much more!
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The Struggle can be Very Real
This episode is fucking everywhere. I tried to talk about my childhood to give you guys a better perspective of some of the issues I’m going through from these experiences, but we got sidelined by my own intrusive thoughts about mental health and the importance of taking care of each other.