Join us on Dangerous Misinformation, the show where we discuss pressing topics like depression, addiction, and more. Hosted by Rodney Smith, we dive into the ups and downs of life, exploring personal struggles, health issues, and the impact of substances like alcohol. This episode is a raw, honest look at life's challenges and how we navigate them. Tune in for a mix of humor, vulnerability, and real talk. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a rating. Connect with us on social media @LordPetty_ and email us at [email protected].

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In this episode, the host of "Dangerous Misinformation," Rodney Smith, discusses various topics including depression, addiction, and his personal struggles. He starts by thanking the listeners for tuning in and introduces the show as a platform to discuss pressing issues. The host expresses his exhaustion and frustration with life, mentioning feelings of depression and questioning the purpose of participating in worldly activities. He contemplates the idea of checking out from life but emphasizes that he would never harm himself.

Rodney then talks about his health issues, specifically mentioning problems related to gluten intolerance. He shares his experiences with dietary changes, weight loss, and joint pain, attributing some of his health problems to his diet. He discusses the impact of food allergies and intolerance on overall health, highlighting the importance of gut health.

The host also opens up about his complicated relationship with alcohol. He shares his observations of people's behavior under the influence and how alcohol can lead to destructive patterns. He expresses his concern for those close to him who struggle with alcoholism, describing it as a form of addiction and comparing it to using drugs like cocaine. He emphasizes the importance of moderation and his aversion to constant substance use.

Throughout the episode, Rodney expresses his frustrations, vulnerabilities, and contemplative thoughts, providing a raw and honest perspective on his personal struggles and observations about life. He encourages listeners to be mindful of their actions, emphasizes the significance of mental and physical well-being, and urges them to appreciate life while practicing moderation and self-awareness. The episode concludes with a message of gratitude for the listeners and a request to support the podcast by leaving a rating, spreading the word, and engaging with the host on social media.

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Welcome to Dangerous Misinformation! In today's episode, we dive into a variety of hot topics including Taylor Swift college classes, the concept of conservatives being 'woke', and the male dating delusion. We also touch on my personal experiences and thoughts on being German. Tune in for a candid, no-holds-barred discussion that's fun for the whole family. Don't forget to stick around till the end. Remember to like, share, and subscribe for more content. Thanks for tuning in!

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The episode begins with the host welcoming the listeners to "Dangerous Misinformation." He briefly mentions the topics he will be discussing, including Taylor Swift, college classes, conservative beliefs, male dating delusion, and more. The host acknowledges feeling under the weather, attributing it to getting sick and possibly having a sore throat. He reflects on his German heritage and the stereotypes associated with it, emphasizing his proactive nature.

The host talks about his day, mentioning that he spent most of it sleeping due to not feeling well. He briefly mentions an argument he had with a friend the previous night, leading to him waking up feeling unwell. He transitions into discussing a Taylor Swift class offered at UC Berkeley, expressing his skepticism about the course and questioning its relevance in the current education system. He comments on Taylor Swift's background, highlighting her family's wealth and connections.

The host criticizes the idea of spending money on classes about celebrities and questions the value of such courses. He discusses the prerequisites for success, mentioning the importance of being born into wealth, having talent, and being young and attractive. He emphasizes the role of privilege in achieving success.

The host briefly talks about oysters, expressing his dislike for their taste and texture. He attempts to find the cost of the Taylor Swift course at UC Berkeley but struggles with online sources and news websites' subscription requirements.

The host expresses his frustration with people's attitudes towards news and their reliance on external sources for information. He discusses his preference for reading over listening to information and emphasizes the importance of applying logic and critical thinking in evaluating situations.

The host transitions into discussing social issues, including representation in movies and female empowerment. He questions the need for individuals to find representation in fictional characters and suggests that people should focus on being successful in real life rather than seeking validation through media.

The host addresses the concept of male dating delusion, stating that unrealistic expectations and standards are prevalent on both sides of the dating spectrum. He argues that men need to focus on improving themselves rather than expecting women to meet their ideal standards.

The episode concludes with the host encouraging listeners to leave ratings and follow him on social media. He expresses gratitude for the listeners' support and signs off, hoping to feel better in the next episode.

Please note that the summary provided is a condensed version of the podcast episode and may not cover all the details and nuances of the discussion.

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Welcome to Dangerous Misinformation, the number one podcast for daring discussions! Join your host, Rodney Smith, as we dive into hot topics like blackmail, student loans, and reparations. We're all about fun, love, and a bit of mischief. Find Rodney on social media @LordPetty_. Also, check out his book, The Petty Principals, on Amazon. This episode explores Rodney's curiosity about running for political office, his youthful misadventures, and his thoughts on societal issues. Remember, we're here to make fun of everything and love everyone. Tune in and let's jump into it!

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In this podcast episode, the host, Rodney Smith, starts by welcoming the audience to "Dangerous Misinformation." He discusses a variety of topics, including blackmail, student loans, giving reparations, Halloween, and personal anecdotes from his past. The episode covers his thoughts on political office, his experiences working in restaurants, and his views on societal issues.

The host expresses curiosity about what kind of dirt would be dug up if he were to run for political office. He contemplates hiring a private investigator to investigate his own past. He also discusses societal standards related to body image and relationships, critiquing the influence of pornography on people's self-perception.

Rodney addresses the topic of eating pussy, referencing a controversial clip from another podcast. He criticizes certain individuals for their opinions on the world while having chaotic personal lives, and he questions the reliability of information found through search engines like Google. He touches on issues such as wealth disparity, immigration, and systemic problems, advocating for a change in cultural mindset rather than blaming external factors.

The host concludes the episode by encouraging listeners to leave a rating and connect with him on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram. The tone of the podcast is informal, opinionated, and at times humorous, with Rodney Smith sharing his unfiltered thoughts on various subjects.

Join Rodney Smith, your host for Dangerous Misinformation, as he dives into a variety of topics from Halloween fun to animal shelter conspiracies. In this episode, Rodney shares his thoughts on the changing nature of Halloween, the power of shaming, and the state of animal shelters. He also discusses a tragic incident in the world of hockey. Tune in for a mix of humor, commentary, and a unique perspective on life. Don't forget to subscribe for more episodes of Dangerous Misinformation.

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In this podcast episode of "Dangerous Misinformation," the host, Rodney Smith, covers a variety of topics including Halloween, societal changes, pet shelters, and a recent tragic incident in ice hockey. The episode starts with a general introduction, discussing the show's focus on pressing issues such as girls on Halloween, animal shelter conspiracies, hockey, and other Halloween-related topics.

Rodney expresses his feelings about Halloween, noting how the holiday has lost its charm due to social media, where revealing costumes are no longer limited to Halloween parties. He discusses the changing dynamics of relationships, social media influence, and the impact on Halloween celebrations.

The host then delves into his personal experiences and thoughts about life, expressing feelings of disillusionment and existential pondering. He contemplates his desires, including making money, socializing with attractive individuals, and indulging in leisure activities. Rodney reflects on the superficiality of modern life and expresses a sense of apathy towards various activities.

A significant portion of the episode focuses on Rodney's critical views about animal shelters and veterinarians. He questions the high costs of pet treatments and surgeries, expressing frustration with the lack of government support for animal medical care. He shares a personal story about rescuing puppies and the challenges faced in finding a shelter that would accept them.

The episode takes a dark turn when Rodney discusses a recent tragic incident in ice hockey involving a player named Adam Johnson. He criticizes the aggressiveness in hockey and condemns a specific player for causing a severe injury to Johnson, leading to his death. Rodney expresses outrage and calls for justice against the responsible player.

Amidst the serious topics, the episode features moments of dark humor, satire, and sarcasm. Rodney touches on controversial subjects, societal changes, and personal experiences, blending humor with criticism.

The episode concludes with Rodney's reflections on Halloween, reminiscing about his childhood experiences and expressing a mix of humor and cynicism. He wishes the listeners a happy Halloween and signs off, promising to return for the next episode.

Please note that the podcast contains explicit language, dark humor, and controversial opinions. Listener discretion is advised.

Welcome to Dangerous Misinformation, your go-to podcast for a mix of humor, insight, and unexpected takes on pressing topics. Hosted by Rodney Smith, we dive into discussions about Kurt Cobain, the homeless crisis, and much more. Don't forget to check out Rodney's book, The Petty Principles Volume One, on Amazon. We're all about inclusivity, laughter, and challenging norms. Subscribe, leave a rating, and join our growing family. Let's have a jolly good time together.

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In this episode of Dangerous Misinformation, the host, Rodney Smith, kicks off the show by thanking the listeners for tuning in. He introduces the topics for the day, including discussions about podcasters, Kurt Cobain, solving the homeless crisis, and various other subjects that are intended for a broad audience, including families. Rodney Smith begins by talking about the challenges he faces due to restrictions imposed by tech companies on the internet. He discusses how the internet used to be a more relaxed and free space, contrasting it with the current situation where he feels constrained by rules and regulations. He shares anecdotes about his experiences with his cat and neighbors, highlighting the humorous and chaotic aspects of daily life. The discussion then shifts to Kurt Cobain, the lead singer of Nirvana, on the 30th anniversary of their album "In Utero." Rodney shares his thoughts on how people perceive Kurt Cobain and speculates on what Kurt's life might have been like if he were still alive today. He imagines Kurt Cobain participating in contemporary activities such as TikTok and reality TV shows, offering a different perspective on the iconic musician. The episode continues with Rodney discussing his views on the homeless crisis and proposing a controversial solution. He suggests taking homeless individuals to Mexico, unloading them, and having them walk back across the border as migrants, ensuring they receive support similar to migrants. Rodney's proposal is laced with satire and irony, reflecting his unique and unconventional style. Throughout the episode, Rodney maintains his humorous and irreverent tone, poking fun at various topics and expressing his unfiltered opinions. He concludes the episode by expressing gratitude to the listeners, encouraging them to share the podcast with others, and signing off with a mix of humor and sincerity.

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Welcome to Dangerous Misinformation with Rodney Smith, your number one source for unfiltered, raw, and humorous takes on pressing topics. In this episode, we dive into subjects like draft dodging, local crime sprees, and the paradox of Islamophobia. Rodney also shares his thoughts on war, climate change, and the political landscape. Tune in for a rollercoaster ride of opinions, rants, and a whole lot of fun. Don't forget to leave a rating, review, and comment. Enjoy the show!

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In this episode of the "Dangerous Misinformation" podcast, host Rodney Smith welcomes listeners with a lively introduction, promising discussions on various topics including dodging the draft, a local crime spree, Islamophobia, and more. He expresses his gratitude for the audience while jokingly stating that he doesn't appreciate them enough. Rodney encourages listeners to buy his book and engage with the podcast by leaving ratings, reviews, or comments.

The podcast host then delves into a discussion about his refusal to fight in wars, particularly criticizing the idea of fighting for politicians he doesn't believe in. He expresses his lack of loyalty towards the government and emphasizes his loyalty to the principles on which the country was founded. He criticizes the media for its biased reporting and highlights the contradictions in their narratives, especially concerning free speech and misinformation.

Rodney also shares a bizarre incident where a man breached a military base, attempted carjackings, and engaged in violent behavior, leading to his arrest. He uses this incident as a segue to discuss mental health and the extreme ways some individuals choose to end their lives.

The host then compares the media's portrayal of Islamic terrorist attacks and the events of January 6th, pointing out what he sees as a double standard. He questions the labeling of all Trump supporters as domestic terrorists due to the actions of a few individuals during the Capitol riot.

In the final segment, Rodney wraps up the episode, reminding listeners to leave feedback and ratings. He wishes them a great weekend and signs off, promising to return with another episode next week.

Welcome to Dangerous Misinformation, your number one source for tackling pressing topics with a light-hearted twist. Join host Rodney Smith as he dives into discussions on taxes, the American education system, and his personal journey as an immigrant. This episode also features a review of the new Bill Burr movie, "Old Dads". Tune in for a fun, thought-provoking ride and don't forget to subscribe and leave a rating. Let's grow this community together!.

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In this episode of "Dangerous Misinformation," the host, Rodney Smith, discusses various topics ranging from tax evasion to his experiences as a young German immigrant in the United States. The episode begins with Rodney welcoming the listeners and teasing the upcoming discussion on pressing issues like not paying taxes, moving to the United States as a child, and the movie "Old Dads." He emphasizes the importance of audience support and engagement, urging them to spread the word about the podcast. Rodney delves into the topic of taxes, questioning where the tax money is going, especially when the government can afford to fund two simultaneous wars. He critiques the government's allocation of funds, mentioning expenses like missile launches and gender studies programs in Pakistan. He dismisses the idea of taxing billionaires, arguing that their spending circulates money in the economy, unlike government spending on wars and unnecessary programs. The discussion shifts to Rodney's personal experiences as a young immigrant in the United States. He shares anecdotes about his struggles with language barriers and cultural differences, highlighting the challenges he faced in the American education system. He recalls feeling out of place, attempting to fit in, and enduring bullying from classmates. Rodney also talks about his introduction to marijuana during his high school years and reflects on his experiences with drugs and social interactions. He shares a story about smoking weed with classmates and feeling awkward, emphasizing the difficulties he faced in social situations due to his immigrant background. The episode takes a turn as Rodney discusses the movie "Old Dads," a film that explores the challenges of older fathers raising young kids in a politically correct society. He criticizes an article written by a woman who expressed dissatisfaction with the film's focus on older dads. Rodney defends the movie, stating that it represents a common experience and suggests that if someone is unhappy with it, they should create their own content. Towards the end, Rodney addresses the growing trend of older women having children and comments on the potential challenges this demographic might face in the future. He expresses his frustration with individuals seeking attention and validation online and predicts the rise of entitled individuals in the future. The episode concludes with Rodney encouraging listeners to leave a rating, promoting his book "The Petty Principles," and expressing gratitude for their support.

Welcome to Dangerous Misinformation with your host, Rodney Smith. In this episode, we dive into a variety of topics from the concept of electric tanks to the homeless crisis, and even what it's like being tall.

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This podcast is a blend of humor, non-traditional views, and a dash of ignorance. Remember, nothing should be taken too seriously here. Tune in for a unique perspective on the world around us. New episodes Monday through Friday, 9am central time. Video versions available at 3pm. Enjoy the ride and remember to share with a friend!

In this YouTube video, the host, Rodney Smith, welcomes viewers to "Dangerous Misinformation" and discusses various topics ranging from electric tanks, solving the homeless crisis, being tall, and other random thoughts. He begins by expressing gratitude to the audience for tuning in and introduces the show as a platform for discussing unconventional views on different subjects. He emphasizes that the content should not be taken too seriously and mentions his intention to approach topics with an uneducated, non-PC, and non-traditional perspective. Rodney reflects on the peculiar attraction between conservative individuals and hippie girls, discussing their shared distrust of the government and preference for nature. He talks about his struggle with information overload, his creative process, and the importance of sitting with one's thoughts as a creative person. The conversation shifts to the concept of busy work and how Rodney prefers to focus on creative endeavors rather than mundane tasks. He criticizes the inefficiency of hourly work and shares his thoughts on the need for biodegradable weapons in the military, particularly mentioning electric tanks and eco-friendly ammunition. Throughout the video, Rodney shares his experiences and observations, addressing topics such as height, interpersonal dynamics, and societal issues like homelessness. He humorously proposes a solution to the homeless problem involving an unconventional approach: gathering homeless people to invade a small country, thereby forcing the government to address their needs. Rodney also touches on political and societal divisions, discussing how external threats might unite people despite their differences. He briefly mentions receiving scam calls and concludes the video by thanking the audience for their support, inviting feedback, and promising to return with more content in the future. #DangerousMisinformation #ElectricTanks #HomelessCrisis #UnconventionalPerspective #CreativeThoughts #SocietalObservations #UnfilteredOpinions #InformationOverload #HeightPerspective #BiodegradableWeapons #MilitaryInnovation #SocialUnity #PoliticalSatire #ThoughtfulRants #UniqueViewpoints #YouTubePodcast #RodneySmith #UnconventionalIdeas #SocialCommentary #InnovativeSolutions

Hi there, welcome everybody thank you for tuning in to dangerous misinformation. Join us today. We will be discussing pressing topics such as electric tanks solving the homeless crisis, what it's like being tall' and much, much, much more fun for the entire family stick around to the end I appreciate you being here. This is dangerous misinformation.

Yes, yes, welcome everybody this is dangerous misinformation you sought, you found here you are, appreciate you being here my name is Rodney Smith. I will be your humble narrator throughout all this dangerous misinformation. I appreciate you tuning in if you are coming back for more. If you're a return. Petty person I really appreciate you welcome back and if you are new I greet you with open pasty Deutsch, American, uh, very ignorant arms I'm glad you're here if you're looking for a 19:45 minute just low update on what's going on in the world with some ignorant uh, uneducated non PC and non traditional view input into all these things nothing should be taken very serious here okay, let me just kind of say that as, a preface, but what should be taken serious and my opinion not a lot of things in this world besides taking care of our families and our health. Besides that everything is just a big fucking joke so with that I welcome you to Dangerous Misinformation. Appreciate your being here. This is what the cosmos had in mind for us putting us all. Together, so if you're some chick with a fat ass and one of those weird hippy print things above your bed that you have dudes with disgusting beards come smash you out on in a dream catcher welcome, I think I was up before those chicks always like me. The hippie girl like the granola girls always like me. I always think that be a really weird thing but I think there is some weird overlap between like conservative seeming dudes and hippie chicks because conservative dudes are kind of like I'm not putting this shit in my body. I don't trust the government, I wanna be out nature I don't wanna be in the city, then you get the hippy chicks that are like I'm not putting that in my body. That is toxic I don't like the government. Those are oppressive white men. I wanna be out in the forest grounding and connect my feet to the electricity in the ground, even though that's not what the electricity in the ground is but you know that mean it's a good mesh so the Granola Girls and the Pasty Boys go together. I wish now I wish with all within me that the Pasty Boys and the far right Latinas or just the fucking. You know. I wish that would mesh, but it doesn't matter you can't have everything um like I said you can uh be anything but you can't have everything or some shit like that I. Don't know. I've been reading way too much. I've been having like an information overload in my brain lately where I can't even keep the shit straight I feel so fucking smart and so wound up like I got so much goddamn fuel inside me that I don't even know where the fuck to put it. I thought when I first started this mission of doing a podcast every single day I was like, how the fuck am I gonna come up with enough content to do 20 minutes a day this is gonna be quite a challenge, but it is turned out that I have I usually just wanna keep going by the end of the episode or have something left over in my notes or something rolls over there's just always something urkin me so I read that Ryan Holiday book I've talked about it before it really affected me over the summer called The Obstacles The Way and The Obstacle Being The Way. With that I've realized that every problem is really just an obstacle to make something cool out of like I saw a guy I saw this I don't know like Jamaican dude he was selling Israeli and Palestinian flags and then the white devil inside of me was like oh my God, how the frick did I not think of that how like the whiteness inside of me is just like bubbling, bubbling on trend to figure out how the fuck to make a bunch of money off the world to miseries that's what I'm genetically programmed to do if I'm not allowed to go, you know, take care of whole and tired groups of people I am supposed to be at least making money off of it that is the new colonizing, the new colonizing. Instead of getting rid of the people, we just make money off their misery and I'm doing a really bad job at that I've always been kind of bad at uh, you know, being a creative. The last thing on my mind has traditionally been money and now that I'm in my thirties I'm kind of like okay well, I should really start fucking build my my fortune and care less about the art I should care less about the art is anything worse than artists here's the thing about being a creative though that a lot of people don't realize. Most people always need to be busy okay a lot of people most people I would say need to be busy they need to get out of their head because they don't like to sit there with their thoughts so they like staying in motion and doing things a creative person needs to sit with their thoughts and sort through their thoughts and compartmentalize them otherwise it just kills the soul like if you're at some job all day where you're making somebody else's dreams come true and me and all you're like oh fuck I could be creating this right now I could be doing this right now keep doing this right now it really eats away you were the average person. If there I would rather have a boring day job so I can be on my phone like writing and stuff the whole time you know what I mean. I'm a terrible employee but I'm a I'm a great creator. I' guess you know, and people the world needs creators. That's how' I justify my own weaknesses as' well they always say they say you know. Chase chase your strengths you know if you lean into your weaknesses it's good to be a balanced person, but you gotta lean into your strengths. You gotta know if you're a reader or a writer you gotta know your communication styles. You gotta know if you're a you gotta know if you're a general or a good subordinate and it's not like being a subordinate a bad thing right? Like George Patton. He was a subordinate but they said he would have made a terrible president, but he was a great commander, you know, so it's like you need somebody, a great decision maker and a great consultant and those aren't always the same exact things that's why a lot of times when the number 2 gets into the number one position. They aren't very good at it, but they can be a great number 2 and vice versa so you just need to figure yourself found the thing that I've figured out about myself, uh, is that I don't. I can't. I need time to sit there with my thoughts with my thoughts and feelings make sense of them and I need to let have an outlet to get the map because I'm just if I'm just sitting like busy work I can't do busy work a lot of people. I like this I think you know there's more common than you would think, but just like doing busy work is the worst hold on let me do this really quick, but yes, busy

In this episode, the host discusses various topics, including breastfeeding, gender ideology, bringing back lockdowns, and more. The episode covers a wide range of subjects, often with a humorous and irreverent tone.

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The host starts by addressing the topic of breastfeeding and the debate around it. He talks about the stigmatization of breastfeeding and questions why people make a big deal out of it. He humorously shares his thoughts on the subject. The discussion then shifts to the difference between gender and sex, and the host expresses his frustration with those who try to explain the distinction.

He also talks about the impact of lockdowns and the changes in Austin, Texas, particularly concerning the influx of people from progressive areas. The host mentions his weight gain journey and shares a humorous anecdote about the relationship between weight loss and penis size.

In conclusion, the episode is characterized by a mix of humor, social commentary, and personal anecdotes. It covers various topics of interest and is part of the "Dangerous Misinformation" podcast series.

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In this episode of Dangerous Misinformation, host Rodney Smith dives into a whirlwind of topics, covering everything from Christian dating sites and mass migration to AI advancements and the music industry. Rodney starts the episode with a quirky introduction, welcoming listeners to his world of "Dangerous Misinformation" and promising a jolly old time for the entire family.

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Rodney shares his thoughts on various global events, expressing skepticism about political figures and discussing the complexities of international politics, especially in the context of the Israel-Palestine conflict. He delves into his own spiritual journey, sharing his experiences with religion and his recent exploration of a Christian dating app called Upward. He humorously recounts his adventures on the app, describing it as a digital heaven filled with conservative angels, and reflects on his desire for a more meaningful connection in a seemingly degenerate world.

The episode takes an unexpected turn as Rodney delves into the world of music production and the incredible advancements in AI technology. He marvels at the ability of AI to isolate and manipulate individual tracks from old recordings, revolutionizing the art of sampling. Rodney expresses both awe and concern about the rapid progress of AI, highlighting its potential to reshape creative industries and our understanding of reality.

The episode concludes with Rodney bidding farewell to listeners, encouraging them to take care and promising to return with more intriguing content on the next episode of Dangerous Misinformation.

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