
Welcome to “It Just Makes Sense!” the podcast by two easily distracted higher educated former lovers that explores all of the unpopular opinions, conspiracy theories and cult leaders that make you want to scream “THAT JUST MAKES SENSE!”
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 385 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTrue Crime | |||

Sam and Jeff are back with a week full of unhinged chaos. Sam realizes she’s been texting the wrong “Miles” for two months, Jeff has a full‑body bad high at movie night, and both spiral into “do we have dementia?” territory.
We’ve got golf disaster... more
Rarely does one episode pack in a hotel epiphany, a twerking contest, and a Summer House betrayal all in the same breath. This week's conversation covers a genuinely chaotic stretch of life, and it's hard to look away from any of it.
The episode ope... more
Rarely does a single conversation cover airport runs at 3 a.m., stomach bugs, Easter Markets, and a spontaneous strip club visit, but here we are. This episode is a genuine slice of life, messy and entertaining in equal measure.
Honestly, the week d... more
After a two-week hiatus, Sam and Jeff are back with some big news that's about to shake things up. Jeff just accepted a management position in banking starting April 20th, his first time leading a team after nearly nine years with his company. (The n... more
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I only listened to the episode about Austin harrouff, but I was super disappointed: it is told in such disrespectful way; the host make the whole time jokes about things that are no fun at all. Very very very bad!
Not everyone needs a podcast. Awful.
These are the two most unlistenable hosts of a podcast I’ve ever attempted to listen to. Also, the audio is terrible
I listened to the case on my family member. The facts were so very incorrect (included the date it even happened) that I almost turned it off immediately. If you'd like to do anything right, maybe it should be the facts of the case. Disgusting. I'd welcome any discussion on said case, and will be trying to contacting you.
Love listening to Sam and Jeff discuss True Crime stories! They have hilarious chemistry and are my favorite to listen to on my morning walks. It’s like chatting with friends!
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A lively, personality-driven show that blends true crime discussion with sharp humor and personal storytelling. Episodes mix case commentary with banter, occasional guests, and reflections on daily life, pop culture, and quirky experiences. The format likely appeals to listeners who enjoy approachable true crime, entertaining host chemistry, and candid conversations about work, relationships, and culture. A standout trait is the balance between well-researched facts and playful banter, making heavy topics feel relatable and entertaining rather than confrontational.
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1. Dawn Barclay
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