
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 | 361 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

This episode captures the beautifully chaotic rhythm of modern life as two friends navigate everything from unbearable heat waves to therapy-induced pressure to "give back." The conversation weaves through weekly adventures including awkward movie da... more
Ever wondered what happens when you try to give constructive feedback to someone with an ASMR voice while dealing with a painful dental hygienist named Caitlin? This episode serves up a delightfully chaotic mix of public speaking anxiety, healthcare ... more
This episode delivers a delightfully chaotic mix of everyday frustrations and apocalyptic humor. The hosts dive into their return-to-office woes, with Jeff hilariously describing their twice-weekly visits to an empty building where their only human i... more
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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This engaging podcast features two former lovers as they navigate a variety of topics, ranging from societal quirks and cultural critiques to true crime discussions and conspiracy theories. Known for their humorous banter and chemistry, the hosts present both light-hearted and serious content, mixing delightful anecdotes with in-depth explorations of occasionally uncomfortable subjects. Episodes often touch on personal experiences, societal norms, and contemporary issues, all while cultivating a relatable atmosphere that resonates well with listeners. This unique blend of humor and critical thinking likely makes it appealing to an audience that enjoys lighter takes on heavier themes and a deep dive into Worldly oddities.
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1. Dawn Barclay
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