Totally Aimless

After a four-month break, the Terribly Vexed Podcast is back, bringing you an eclectic mix of conversation and contemplation. In this episode, we reconnect and catch up on the whirlwind of topics that have been on our minds.

We kick things off by sharing messages from our fans, including a scathing review that’s sure to spark some discussion! We talk about why we needed a breather from our deep dives into conspiracy theories and highlight some events that have captivated us during our downtime.

The recent presidential debate ignites a spirited discussion on the value of voting and its true impact. We then venture into speculative territory, pondering what a second civil war in the United States might look like and its implications for society. Our survival talk leads us to the surprising potential of kudzu, a plant often regarded as a nuisance, and how it could be a vital food source in times of crisis.

Our conversation shifts to the challenges and frustrations of living in big cities, contrasted with the allure of a quieter, simpler life. We also dive into the ongoing debate between Graham Hancock and Flint Dibble, exploring their contrasting views on history and archaeology, with a particular focus on the legend of Atlantis.

There's more, but we can't mention it all here! Stay tuned for our next episode, where we'll dive into the fascinating and controversial world of weather manipulation!

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Music for the podcast provided by ⁠Jacob Perleoni⁠. For more of his kickin' jams you can check him out on ⁠Spotify⁠.