
Best friends Jason Alexander and Peter Tilden are joined by experts, newsmakers and celebrities in an attempt to find answers to the things that make us go…"Really? no, Really?” We invite you to join us, subscribe and even suggest topics, as we search for the answers to life’s most baffling, intriguing, confusing and annoying questions. New episodes drop weekly.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 136 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Steven Cyr, long time Las Vegas casino host, Vegas Insider, and a man who spent decades standing at the intersection of money, addiction, psychology, ego, luxury, and absolute human madness. That's a six way intersection, by the way. On this episode ... more
Chad Maisel and Neale Mahoney, authors of the report, Taking On The Annoyance Economy, explain why every app, website, airline, pharmacy, streaming service, grocery store and parking meter now feels like it's determined to break you on this episode o... more
Jason had an emergency this week and could make this episode but Peter held down the fort. With the Olympics heading to Los Angeles in 2028, the issue on how cities bid to hold the Olympics is one that drives Peter crazy. On this episode of Really? n... more
Gary Gulman is one of the sharpest and the most respected stand up comedians working today. Known for his brilliantly detailed observational comedy, Gary has built a career turning the smallest human anxieties into epic philosophical events. Whether ... more
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Podcast is great. Audio volume is really uneven.
decent guests, stupidest least memorable podcast name.
Very entertaining as well as informative. Keep up the good work.!
Love the show. So glad you have returned for another season.
Too good to waste! The process I save until the day is done, I can lie in bed and truly listen. Not only warm and funny but always intelligent banter. A real treat
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The show features a candid, humorous exchange between two hosts and a rotating cast of guests that spans technology, science, entertainment, culture, and current events. Episodes commonly explore big ideas through accessible conversations, mixing expert insight with personal stories and provocative questions. Listeners often get practical takeaways, memorable anecdotes, and occasional critiques of hype around AI, gambling, self-driving technology, art security, and pop culture phenomena. A notable strength is the pair's ability to blend curiosity with humor, creating approachable discussions that still surface nuanced viewpoints. The format tends to attract curious, media-savvy adults who enjoy thoughtful analysis wrapped in entertaining ba... more
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Recent guests on Really? no, Really? include:
1. Steve Cyr
2. Neale Mahoney
3. Chad Maisel
4. Andrew Zimbalist
5. Gary Gulman
6. Weird Al Yankovic
7. Doug Melville
8. Ander Monson
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