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I Hear You, Babe

I Hear You, Babe

著者： Dino Malvone
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概要

I Hear You, Babe is your weekly voice note from someone who overshares for a living.

Hosted by Dino Malvone—founder of SaltDrop, full-time feeler, part-time hater—this pod is where we unpack the mess, the magic, the spirals, and the stuff you should probably still be talking about in therapy.


Some episodes will make you laugh so hard you snort. Others might have you crying in your car outside a CVS. Either way: you’re not alone. I hear you. I got you.


Let’s get into it.

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  • Things That Should Be Illegal: NYC Edition, Vol. 2

    Things That Should Be Illegal: NYC Edition, Vol. 2
    2026/02/28

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    This is I Hear You, Babe.

    Today we’re legislating.

    From men leaning on subway poles and blocking three handholds, to $19 smoothies with 25 percent tip screens, to finance bros walking shoulder to shoulder like they own Manhattan — this is Things That Should Be Illegal: NYC Edition, Vol. 2.

    We get into subway etiquette, dating app emotional hedging, coffee shop laptop squatters, public couple fights, group texts that never die, and the unhinged behavior of people who stop at the top of subway stairs.

    But underneath the chaos and comedy, we talk about something real: claiming space, holding your line, boundaries, and why pretending not to care is the most dangerous New York habit of all.

    If you’ve ever felt overstimulated, under caffeinated, and deeply aware on a Manhattan sidewalk — this one’s for you.

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    19 分
  • 34. When You Know It’s Over But Stay Anyway

    34. When You Know It’s Over But Stay Anyway
    2026/02/24

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    This is I Hear You, Babe.

    I just got back from Pittsburgh, got humbled by family reality, and came home to the blizzard of 2026 where I fully became your conspiracy aunt. Lucy Letby. Epstein again on Netflix with new context. 25 episodes of Killer Cases. Half a pan of brownies. Not well. But weirdly clear.

    Because every story I watched had the same quiet theme: staying. Staying when your gut is screaming. Staying when it is not love anymore, it is familiarity. Staying because leaving feels like detonating your life.

    Then we get into your emails: the relationship that already ended emotionally, the wedding day whisper you ignored, and the job that is slowly draining you.

    If you are in that place where you know it is over but you are still there, this one is a mirror, not a lecture.

    Send your emails to ihearyoubabepod at gmail.com.

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    32 分
  • 33. When Did You Know It Wasn’t Right

    33. When Did You Know It Wasn’t Right
    2026/02/11

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    Honest conversations about relationships, self awareness, and emotional growth.

    This week on I Hear You, Babe, listeners share the quiet moments they realized a relationship wasn’t right — not the breakup, not the explosion, but the knowing that came before.

    From feeling lonely while sitting next to someone, to realizing you’d stopped sharing parts of yourself, to recognizing your body felt relief when plans were canceled, these stories capture the subtle signs we try to ignore when we want something to work.

    Dino reflects on why knowing and leaving are two different things, why we stay longer than we should, and how learning to tell yourself the truth is sometimes the first step toward something better.

    If you’ve ever felt something shift before you were ready to admit it, this episode will probably hit close to home.

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    42 分
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