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Spencer is back for Episode 2, and this time he’s wondering what happened to all those plans he made before life took a rather spectacular detour.
From an unfinished Boston Marathon to a very questionable tracksuit, a brief stint with a deity complex, and the dreams that somehow survived all of it, Spencer takes inventory of the things he once wanted—and asks which ones still belong in the life he’s building now.
Because sometimes starting over doesn’t mean starting from scratch. Sometimes it just means asking: Now, where was I?
Call It Whatever with Spencer Jenkins
New episodes every week.
Listen, follow, and find more: callitwhateverpodcast.com
© 2026 Call It Whatever. All rights reserved.
In the first episode of Call It Whatever, Spencer takes us back in time—to a Philadelphia loft, a Blue Yeti microphone, and the audacity to conceive of starting a podcast while living through meth addiction and an imminent federal criminal indictment.
Now, recently released from prison, sober, and taking on the daily challenges of rebuilding, Spencer is open about how he got from there to here—and why he’s finally making the podcast he imagined years ago. Along the way, he considers the identities we build, what happens when we lose them, and what it means to start again when you don’t yet know where you’re going.
There are no answers neatly tied with a bow. Spencer is still very much in the messy middle.
Welcome to Call It Whatever.
Call It Whatever with Spencer Jenkins
New episodes every week.
Listen, follow, and find more: callitwhateverpodcast.com
© 2026 Call It Whatever. All rights reserved.
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Spencer Jenkins is going through it.
Spencer’s old life blew up in spectacular fashion: addiction, crime, homelessness, and prison. Now, navigating recovery and reentry with a little…
Call It Whatever lives somewhere between where we’ve been and wherever we’re going: work, relationships, identity, faith, family, friendship, intimacy, and all the ridiculous little disasters happening in the meantime. Some of it is serious. A surprising amount of it is funny.
None of it is going as planned.
And maybe that’s the point.