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We Made Content (You're Welcome)

We Made Content (You're Welcome)

著者: Kim/Ryan
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We Made Content (You're Welcome) A mother and son walk into a podcast… and have some good lighthearted fun. Come see what you are missing out on. Welcome to We Made Content (You're Welcome), the weekly chaos dump where Kim (the mom) and Ryan (the son) tackle everything from pop culture meltdowns and internet trends to deep thoughts and dumb debates. One of them has wisdom. The other has Wi-Fi. It’s part therapy session, part comedy hour, and 100% unsolicited opinions. Expect generational clashes, accidental insights, and lots of “wait, what were we talking about again?” moments. New episodKim/Ryan 社会科学
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  • Krampus, Santa, and Why We’re Strangely Cool with Nighttime Home Intruders
    2025/12/15

    Kim and Ryan break down the folklore of Krampus and examine why humans across cultures are strangely comfortable with supernatural beings breaking into their homes at night—Santa, the Tooth Fairy, and more. From fear-based parenting to magical thinking and tradition, this episode explores how ancient monsters became holiday mascots… and why that’s actually kind of disturbing.


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    18 分
  • The Alaskan Triangle: Where Planes Vanish, Compasses Quit, and the Wilderness Says ‘No Thanks.
    2025/12/12

    Kim and Ryan explore the Alaskan Triangle—a massive zone of disappearances, electromagnetic anomalies, UFO sightings, and terrifying wilderness. From shapeshifting otter spirits to vortex physics, this episode breaks down why Alaska might be the most mysterious place in North America… and why you should never trust your compass there.


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    17 分
  • Crystal Skulls: Ancient Hard Drives or Really Fancy Paperweights?
    2025/12/08

    Kim and Ryan explore the mystery of the crystal skulls: mystical artifacts, archaeological headaches, and possibly alien memory drives disguised as decorative heads. With science, conspiracy, and side-eye, this episode proves that sometimes history really does sparkle.

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    17 分
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