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Nosy Coworkers: When Does Curiosity Cross the Line?

How much do your coworkers really need to know about your personal life?

In this episode of MoodSwings the Podcast, Jae and Kendra get into the sometimes hilarious, sometimes uncomfortable world of nosy coworkers.

There is a difference between being friendly and being intrusive. So when does innocent workplace curiosity become an invasion of privacy?

Should your coworkers know about your relationship, family drama, finances, weekend plans, health, or what is happening inside your home? And once you start sharing personal information at work, can you ever really take it back?

Jae and Kendra talk about setting boundaries, oversharing, workplace friendships, coworkers who ask one question too many, and whether keeping your work life separate from your home life might actually protect your peace.

Of course, it would not be MoodSwings without a few mood changes, plenty of laughter, random side conversations, food talk, and the kind of best friend banter that somehow always makes its way back to the topic.

So tell us:

Are your coworkers your friends, or are they just people you happen to work with?

And when someone starts asking questions about your personal life, when does being inquisitive become being downright nosy?

Tune in and join the conversation.

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Hosted and produced by: Jae VanBuskirk & Kendra Marshall

Mood Swings theme song produced by Thumper Studios, CA.
Composed by Joel G Drums.

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🎙️ We're back! After a short hiatus, MoodSwings returns with a topic that's creating major controversy in our hometown of Pittsburg, California.

A proposed data center has residents asking some tough questions:

• What exactly is a data center?
• Why was Pittsburg chosen?
• Who approved the project?
• What are the real benefits?
• What are the potential risks for nearby neighborhoods?

In this episode, Jae and KMac break down the technology behind data centers, why companies are building them across the country, and why so many Pittsburg residents are voicing concerns. We discuss the potential economic benefits, environmental impacts, water and power usage, noise concerns, property values, and what this could mean for the future of our hometown.

Whether you're for it, against it, or simply trying to understand both sides, this episode gives you the information you need to join the conversation.

💬 What do YOU think? Would you welcome a data center in your neighborhood? Let us know in the comments.

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Hosted and produced by: Jae VanBuskirk & Kendra Marshall

Mood Swings theme song produced by Thumper Studios, CA.
Composed by Joel G Drums.

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🚨 NEW MOODSWINGS EPISODE 🚨
This week, Jae and Kendra go FULL conspiracy mode as they dive into the internet’s most talked-about alternative fuel mysteries and unsolved energy conspiracies. 👀⛽

Did inventors really create cars powered by water?
Why do stories about “free energy” inventors always end in mystery, rumors, or controversy?
And what REALLY happened to viral inventor Julian Brown and the Plastoline project?

In this hilarious but thought-provoking episode, the MoodSwings crew discusses:

• alternative fuel conspiracies
• water-powered cars
• Stanley Meyer’s mysterious death
• Julian Brown’s disappearance rumors
• gas prices in California
• Big Oil conspiracy theories
• viral internet mysteries
• outrageous gas prices
• and the emotional trauma of filling your gas tank in 2026 😂

PLUS:
Why horses are making a comeback
Why driving with the AC on is now considered luxury living

If you love conspiracy theories, current events, funny podcasts, urban culture, internet mysteries, and unfiltered commentary, then this episode is for YOU.

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Credits:

Hosted and produced by: Jae VanBuskirk & Kendra Marshall

Mood Swings theme song produced by Thumper Studios, CA.
Composed by Joel G Drums.