
Join Manny, Noah, and Devan — three best friends and journalists — as they settle dumb arguments by actually doing the research.
Each week, they start with a debate or discussion. Why don’t men ask follow up questions? Should schools ban phones? Is dating an AI chatbot cheating? Then, they go out into the world, talk to experts, conduct experiments, and find the answer.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | a year ago |
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This is one of those rare podcasts that I’ll listen to even if the week’s topic isn’t that relevant for me. It’s both informative and entertaining, the perfect combination!
Is it just me or did the internet guest sound like a 19-year-old drunk valley girl? Ugh.
I’ve been listening to No Such Thing for about a year now and it’s a really cool little part of my week hearing these three friends talk about “stuff”. I’m normally mostly into science podcasts so this one is different - super interesting and well researched whilst also being mostly calming and relaxing, something I think Podcasts as a medium can do really well. Where else could you get episodes like “Will AI take our jobs” alongside “How long should we spend in the shower” and “Do horses really... more
Came here from Search Engine almost a year ago and very happy I did. Every episode is just thought provoking enough to want to tune in but not so heady that I’m overwhelmed. It feels like I’m one of the guys just sitting in on a well thought out but casual discussion about a question I didn’t know I wanted to know the answer to. It’s a breath of fresh air after being bombarded by the news cycle - although I like the political takes too. Keep it up. You’ve got a good thing going.
The pacing, conversation, interviews, and questions are all interesting and well presented. My question: management styles - micromanaging vs free range - who gets better results? Great show, look forward to future episodes!
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A dynamic trio of friends explores intriguing debates and questions that often arise in casual conversations. By blending humor with research, the hosts tackle diverse topics such as relationships, societal norms, and pop culture phenomena. Each episode includes expert insights, interviews, and light-hearted discussions, making complex ideas accessible and entertaining. This engaging show invites listeners to think critically about the world around them while providing a relaxed atmosphere that feels like joining friends for an insightful chat. It's particularly appealing for those who enjoy humor rooted in thoughtful analysis, making it easy to relate to the everyday questions we all ponder.
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