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We introduce ourselves as Lo and John, parents to two energetic girls navigating the chaos of family life while exploring conspiracy theories that keep us up at night.

• Our week included an emergency room visit after our 2-year-old experienced severe vomiting and stomach pain
• Doctors diagnosed a viral GI issue "going around" - a frustratingly vague explanation parents often hear
• We share the unique challenges of parenting during COVID when our first daughter was born
• There's no such thing as perfect parenting - we're all learning as we go
• We explore the moon landing conspiracy theory and the evidence that makes us question if it really happened
• Key points include the waving flag, inconsistent shadows, and mismatched boot prints
• Next episode will explore conspiracy theories about shopping malls and retail spaces

Keep your eyes open. You don't know what's real and what's not.

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The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix saw Oscar Piastri take first place, with Max Verstappen in second and Charles Leclerc rounding out the podium in third. Piastri now leads the championship by 10 points over Lando Norris, while Verstappen sits in third place.

• Lance Stroll breaks the record for most Q1 exits in Formula 1 history
• Cadillac rumored to announce an all-Mexican driver lineup at Miami GP
• Verstappen reportedly offered $300 million to leave Red Bull
• Aston Martin positioning for a championship run with Adrian Newey and possibly Max
• Red Bull prioritizing 2025 car development to convince Verstappen to stay
• Monaco Grand Prix changing regulations to require two mandatory pit stops
• Kimmy Antonelli getting his own Netflix documentary
• George Russell rumored to be in talks with Red Bull
• Formula 1 will be in Miami this weekend for the next race

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The Formula One season continues to evolve with driver changes, team speculations, and exciting development rumors dominating the conversation after a somewhat uneventful Japanese Grand Prix.

• Yuki Tsunoda replacing Liam Lawson at Red Bull, despite Max Verstappen being against the decision
• Rumored driver movements including Franco Colapinto testing for Alpine and possibly replacing an injured Jack Doohan
• Speculation about Max Verstappen potentially leaving Red Bull for Mercedes in 2026 due to performance clause in his contract
• Carlos Sainz being fined €20,000 for missing the national anthem due to a necessary bathroom break
• Toyota possibly joining Formula One in 2026 by taking over Haas, alongside new entrants Cadillac
• Potential new race locations including Thailand, Rwanda, South Korea, and Cape Town being considered for 2028
• Team merchandise quality discussions with McLaren receiving praise while Ferrari criticized for focusing only on luxury items
• Red Bull's special black and chrome livery for Japan receiving high praise from fans

Watch the Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend where Ferrari is expected to perform significantly better with their new floor design.

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The Formula One landscape appears to be shifting dramatically with McLaren dominating the Chinese Grand Prix and Red Bull's unexpected struggles continuing into the season.

• McLaren secures 1-2 finish with Piastri winning ahead of teammate Norris
• Leclerc, Gasly, and Hamilton all disqualified post-race for technical infringements
• George Russell claims McLaren's car advantage exceeds anything Red Bull ever had
• Red Bull reportedly replacing struggling Liam Lawson with Yuki Tsunoda for Japanese GP
• Constructors championship sees McLaren leading (78 points) followed by Mercedes (57) and Red Bull (36)
• Max Verstappen rumored to be considering leaving Red Bull, possibly for Mercedes
• Sergio Pérez hints at "big plans" for next year, potentially joining the new Cadillac team
• McLaren's team dynamics under scrutiny as both Norris and Piastri are designated "number one" drivers
• Franco Colapinto spotted at Chinese GP, fueling speculation about future driver changes

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The Australian GP delivers unexpected drama with McLaren securing a victory and multiple drivers crashing out in challenging conditions. We break down the race weekend while building F1 Lego sets and discussing our recent NASCAR experience in Las Vegas.

• McLaren demonstrates serious championship potential with Norris taking the win
• Six rookies in F1 for the first time in 15 years, with emotional moments including Hadjar's tears
• Racing Bulls driver Yuki Tsunoda impresses, with Zak Brown criticizing Red Bull's "strange driver choices"
• FIA implementing new technical directive on "mini DRS" for Chinese GP, potentially helping Red Bull
• Our NASCAR experience in Vegas was surprisingly well-organized compared to F1
• McLaren secures Oscar Piastri with multi-year contract following Red Bull interest
• Looking forward to Chinese GP and the return to Shanghai International Circuit
• Future podcasts will feature foods from each race's host country

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Welcome to the debut episode of Podium Hunters! We're diving headfirst into the adrenaline-fueled world of Formula One as the 2024 season gears up with more drama than a telenovela.

Lewis Hamilton's shocking move to Ferrari has created what he calls "the strongest team lineup in years" alongside Charles Leclerc. Will this finally be Ferrari's year to reclaim championship glory? Meanwhile, Red Bull enters the season with uncertainty following Checo Perez's controversial replacement by Liam Lawson – a decision many believe should have favored Yuki Tsunoda. The Christian Horner saga continues as well, with the employee now reportedly taking their case to UK courts, while Adrian Newey's departure signals potential instability within the championship-winning team.

Looking beyond this season, we explore the exciting expansion of the F1 grid with Cadillac confirmed as the 11th team for 2026 and Audi replacing Aston Martin. Pre-season testing suggests McLaren could be the team to beat, with Ferrari and Mercedes closely behind, while Red Bull isn't expected to start strong in Australia. From rookie drivers making their mark to surprising omissions in Drive to Survive's newest season, we break down all the latest paddock gossip and championship predictions.

Whether you're a die-hard F1 fan or just getting started, join us each episode as we determine who takes the podium and becomes world champion. Subscribe now and follow along as we race through this exciting season together!