
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 | 405 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTrue Crime | |||

This week on Chit Chit, Sam and Jeff spiral deliciously through Real Housewives rumors, drag show memories, Buffalo stadium hot takes, taco festival chaos, early-2000s boy band nostalgia, streaming recommendations, celebrity losses, and the Lindsay C... more
A 15-year-old boy, Alex Rodda, was found murdered after meeting 18-year-old Matt Mason, a man he had been secretly communicating with online. This episode explores the role of social media, grooming, hidden relationships, a frantic search by Alex’s l... more
This week on Chit Chat, we’re serving up trial updates, chaotic nights out, questionable dinner plans, steakhouse drama, tiny plates, truffle fry betrayal, and one very iconic dessert message: “Congratulations on Being Gay.” From rallying the troops ... more
In episode 186 of It Just Makes Sense, Sam and Jeff dive into the heartbreaking and deeply unsettling case of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old Mississippi college student whose Fourth of July trip to Horn Island ended in tragedy. With a sinking boat, conf... 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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Two well-educated hosts banter through pop culture, true crime, and everyday life with candid humor and sharp opinions. Episodes mix personal stories, TV/film chatter, and occasional deep dives into cases, media narratives, and cultural trends, all delivered with a playful, unfiltered dynamic. Noteworthy is the seamless banter between hosts as they riff off topics, poke fun at trends, and occasionally pivot to more serious moments, making it feel like a long chat with friends who share strong opinions and curiosity about how media and society intersect. The show stands out for its conversational energy, willingness to tackle unpopular takes, and a blend of entertainment, skepticism, and relatable life moments that can appeal to listeners wh... more
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It Just Makes Sense launched 6 years ago and published 405 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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1. Dawn Barclay
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