Other People’s Lives
Other People’s LivesEach week, hosts Joe Santagato and Greg Dybec have an anonymous phone call with a stranger they found on the Internet. You never know what topics will be discussed and what stories will be shared.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 316 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureComedy | |||
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This week Joe Santagato and Greg Dybec chat with Dennis Steinbock, a pilot who survived a pane crash hand being stranded alone for 54 hours before being rescued. He talks about how he survived.
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This week we speak to a misandrist who explains her views and beliefs.
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- Misandrist Episode loaded with terrible misogynistic questions
‘…can you really accomplish this movement without the support and backing of men to move it forward?…’
An actual paraphrased question from the host. Wild.
Apple Podcasts1Starlizard89
United States2 months ago - Volume
I listen to every episode well I work I love them, my only request is to turn the audio up a bit at full volume on my ear buds I can barley hear some of the episodes
Apple Podcasts5The D_MAN
Canada3 months ago - I’m confused
Some of these headlines and perceived stories you’d think they are… the person gets on and laughs through telling the whole story. I don’t get it. Like the girl that was sexual trafficked “I was so dumb hahaha, I didn’t know hahaha”… what, you can’t be that stupid and naive to think anyone believes you had no idea and this is remotely funny…
Apple Podcasts5SierraBreUnited States5 months ago - I♥️OPL
Great subject matter. My favorite podcast, always recommending it!
Apple Podcasts5Catmom303.United States6 months ago - Ad life
I want to like this show, but it’s literally one long advertisement. It’s cool getting money but way too much TBH. Ruins the content.
Apple Podcasts1Marvin7744United States8 months ago
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A weekly interview format pairs two hosts who call strangers found online, yielding a wide range of intimate, provocative, and often boundary-pushing conversations. Episodes frequently explore taboo or controversial topics—from sexuality and relationships to crime, trauma, and identity—likely appealing to listeners who enjoy candid storytelling, unconventional perspectives, and unfiltered dialogue. The show's appeal may hinge on the hosts' open, non-judgmental approach and their ability to steer sensitive topics toward human-interest angles, making it a potential fit for sponsorships seeking edgy, conversation-driven content with broad curiosity about human experiences.
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1. The Joe Santagato Show
2. The Basement Yard
3. We're All Insane
4. Two Hot Takes
5. Two Idiot Girls
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Other People’s Lives launched 10 years ago and published 316 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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Recent guests on Other People’s Lives include:
1. Dennis Steinbock
2. Anonymous Body Removal Technician
3. Anonymous Prison Nurse
4. Honoka's Spouse
5. anonymous survivor
6. Unnamed Mother
7. Mistress Scarrlett
8. Unnamed Trans Woman
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