
The Unreasonable Fridays Podcast Network. The least reasonable podcasts allowed by the Food and Drug Administration.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedySociety & Culture | |||

Bacon and Aaron talk about the new cozy life sim Fields of Mistria, the sale of Electronic Arts, the importance of maintaining a passion for the details in art, and how a combination of bigotry AND GRIEF created modern toxic gamer discourse. Bacon: h... more
Bacon, Justin, and Aaron discuss the Knicks winning the NBA Championship, the Spurs being loaded for the future, none of that mattering to Angry Spurs Fan Justin, and Microsoft planning on cutting bait with several studios, again. Bacon: link... more
Bacon, Justin, and Aaron talk tech fatigue, navigating a world where tech bros are forcing AI upon us, and effecting everything around us to do so. We also talk poor management in the gaming industry and how it solely responsible for the hibernation ... more
We return at full sprint with Bacon, Justin, and Aaron talking about unethical basketball, the NBA Finals, the Wolverine game definitely being called "Woke", the Boys finale, the nature of fascism, and the end of Destiny 2! Bacon: linktr.ee/b... more
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The hosts have great chemistry, funny conversations and put me on to several games! Keep up the greatness.
Listening to ADDspace is like listening to the kinds of heated arguments I used to have with my friends when I was in 6th grade if 6th grade me grew up kind, knew more about the world, but still held on to the childlike wonder.
Think of the kinds of conversations The Them have in Good Omens, or Henchmen 21 & 24 have in the Venture Bros. and you have an idea of the banter.
Be warned, however. Bacon is insanely convincing when they talk about video games and could be detrimental to your bank ac... more
Abuser. He is an abuser.
Aaron has choked his ex-girlfriend, has abused numerous women, and surrounds himself with people who excuse his predatory and abusive behavior. He is a violent and dangerous man using his podcast to create a facade that he is kind and to find more victims.
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The show blends long-form, free-wountain discussions on gaming, tech, and culture with sharp, often blunt industry critique. Hosts riff on live-service models, platform policies, and the intersection of big tech with gaming, weaving in personal stories, pop culture tangents, and occasionally provocative takes on corporate practices. Guests occasionally join for perspectives on voice acting, labor, and representation. Noteworthy is the unapologetic, humor-forward approach that tackles complex topics like censorship, monetization ethics, and worker experiences, making it a go-to for listeners who want candid, culture-forward conversations rather than polished PR soundbites.
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Unreasonable Fridays launched 9 years ago and published 100 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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1. Sena Bryer
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