Each 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 | Weekly | Episodes | 255 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedySociety & Culture |
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Today we speak with a woman who has a severe case of misophonia. Misophonia is self-diagnosed chronic condition in which a person experiences autonomic arousal to certain innocuous or repetitive sounds. This can include chewing, clicking, and more. O... more
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This week we speak with someone with objectophilia - which involves romantic and sexual attraction to specific objects. Also known as objectum-sexuality. He explains how he first devleoped these feelings and what objects he is most attracted to. more
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I love the concept of this show and hearing all the different lifestyles, however the hosts are way too agreeable for the sake of avoiding conflict. Some of the people you have on live straight up harmful lifestyles and you not challenging them could influence listeners to make maybe not so great decisions. For example, the latest episode with the girl who doesn’t shower or brush her teeth, that’s something from the Middle Ages. People for hundred of years died early because of bad hygiene, and ... more
new listener and love the podcast! hosts are respectful and let the guest speak. really interesting topics and guests. i look forward to binging the rest
I truly enjoy this podcast. I like how both of the hosts let the guests speak, and don’t come from a place of anger and judgement. I DEFINITELY don’t agree with some of the guests actions or the things they say but Greg and Joe make them feel really comfortable to talk openly and candidly.
The hosts and premise of the show is fantastic. The guests just get trashier and trashier which is what makes it so entertaining!!
I just want to say the guy who’s having sex with other men and is keeping it from his wife, you are disgusting. You’re literally taking her voice away from her and possibly passing STD’s on to her without GIVING HER A CHOICE. You’ve taken away her choice and as far as I’m concerned it’s SA. I hope she finds out about you and sues you.
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