
Just two average guys making below average sense of the world. Fun and informative.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 112 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews | |||

Bryan and Jason continue exposing “The Game.” We connect the fall of the 600-year Ottoman Empire to today’s Middle East chaos and America’s own decline. After WWI, Western powers (and powerful banking families) carved up the Middle East for oil, draw... more
In this explosive season premiere of Sense and Senseless, Bryan and Jason pull back the curtain on “The Game” – the massive mindfuck where governments, media, and elites lie to us, keep us divided, and silence anyone who gets too close to the truth. ... more
In Episode 59 of Sense and Senseless, Bryan and Jason wrap up the 3-episode arc by examining the ongoing U.S.-Iran conflict, foreign control of American politics, and the historical patterns that cause every empire to collapse. We break down how a re... more
In this hard-hitting episode of The Sense and Senseless Podcast, Bryan and Jason dive deep into the disturbing world of child trafficking and sexual exploitation. From the sickening demand that fuels the industry to the systemic failures allowing it ... more
In this episode of The Sense and Senseless Podcast, Bryan and Jason break down the just-concluded 5-day preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson, the man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University in September 2025.They go through ... more
Bryan and Jason dive deep into why anti-American sentiment is surging worldwide. From Trump’s latest moves on Ukraine and the controversial NATO deal with Turkey that angered Israel, to the massive funeral turnout in Iran filled with “Death to Americ... more
Bryan and Jason break down how society is being trained into rigid binary thinking — forcing people into "all or nothing" boxes on critical issues while drowning us in endless consumer choices. They explore how this conditioning affects our kids, pol... more
What happens to our society when a portion of the law biding citizens say fuck it and just do as others do? What happens when good people get tired of being fucked over because others don't know how to act?
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This show surveys politics, current events, media narratives, and the economy through candid banter between two to three hosts. Recent episodes skew toward distrust in institutions, elite power dynamics, and how narratives around immigration, crime, and technology shape public perception. Guests are not the focus; the hosts' sharp skepticism and provocative takes push listeners to question official stories, paid influence, and policy outcomes. A notable thread across episodes is a willingness to tackle controversial topics—ranging from Epstein-linked discussions to depictions of government accountability—often pairing hard-edged critique with humor. The format tends to blend analysis with real-world implications for everyday life and policy... more
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