Meaningless Problems
Doe WilmannAn original short story by Doe Wilmann every single week for at least a year.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 70 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionComedy FictionSociety & CulturePhilosophy | |||
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A short story about a man who gets toothache whenever he experiences happiness.
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What would you do if you got toothache whenever you experienced happiness?
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What happens when a well known comedian accidentally discovers the secret of the universe?
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How would your life change if you knew that you literally were everyone who has ever lived?
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Alan lands a job at the world’s happiest company. What could possibly go wrong?
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How does monitoring emotions affect our emotions?
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Governments are always promising to make things better. What would happen if they actively tried to make things worse?
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Have you ever noticed that trying to force something to happen can make it less lik... more
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- Profound yet entertaining
Super - so many diverse and gripping tales. Some of them quite cautionary and surprising…funny as well. Surprised I hadn’t seen this before
Apple Podcasts5SJCrassweller hill
United Kingdom3 months ago - Thoughtful, and thought-provoking
I heard about this podcast, and don’t regret having a try. I haven’t gone through many episodes yet, but so far have really enjoyed “The World’s Happiest Person”, and found the subject of “Consuming Content” inescapably relevant.
Apple Podcasts5VZ0123United Kingdoma year ago - Amazing intriguing podcast!
Do yourself a favor and subscribe to/ follow this podcast. From episode 1 (to the creator’s goal of writing one a week so a total of 52 episodes) to Episode 52 Doe Wilmann takes you on a ride with his storytelling and writing. Every episode will grab your attention and take you on a journey….just when you think you have the story figured out…he will throw a twist which will change your perspective and elevate the story! Some are witty, and other are realistic fiction involving modern tech whe... more
Apple Podcasts5Phillipcd
United States2 years ago - Perfect!
I would 10/10 recommend this podcast, the short stories are funny, thought provoking and so interesting - I look forward to hearing more!
Apple Podcasts5GPH97United Kingdom3 years ago - So great!
I’ve been looking for a podcast with engaging stories that don’t exist to scare the pants off of me; just interesting, funny, touching little short stories. Doe’s voice is also lovely & drew me right in. If you’re a fan of Nate DeMeo’s Memory Palace, you’ll love Meaningless Problems (and this one has no ads yet, even better). Keep ‘em coming Doe…you’ve definitely got a listener outside of your friends & family ( :
Apple Podcasts5vinyldashUnited States3 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #133 | United Kingdom/Fiction/Comedy Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #208 |  Canada/Fiction/Comedy Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #192 |  Mexico/Fiction/Comedy Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #195 |  New Zealand/Fiction/Comedy Fiction |
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A weekly collection of original, compact short stories that blend dark humor with philosophical reflections and speculative twists. Narratives range from surreal and imaginative to socially aware and metafictional, often exploring identity, memory, and human behavior through inventive storytelling and performed delivery. The episodes tend to emphasize clever premises, sharp writing, and surprising endings, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy thoughtful fiction that also entertains. A notable strength is the consistent voice and a proclivity for blending literary fiction with accessible tech and cultural commentary, plus a steady cadence of new weekly content that rewards long-term engagement.
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