
Every Friday, viewers and listeners can tune in for Matt’s signature walk-and-talk monologue, unpacking the stories shaping culture, politics, and the increasingly strange rhythms of modern life. Each episode then expands into a funny, thoughtful conversation with a guest about what actually deserves attention, what’s wildly overhyped, and what we’re getting wrong. There might be music. There migh... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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The show blends candid personal storytelling with sharp cultural critique, cycling between witty monologues and guest conversations that unpack how internet culture, relationships, art, and current events intersect in everyday life. Recent episodes trace themes like creativity under pressure, disability and representation in literature and performance, the economics and ethics of modern media, and the humor found in ordinary, ever-evolving life moments. Notable guests bring perspectives from film, writing, stand-up, theater, and politics, with episodes often circling back to authenticity, audience expectations, and the balance between vulnerability and wit. The format tends to mix rapid-fire riffs, thoughtful discourse, and relatable anecdo... more
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