<p>A strange journey this show is. The randomly assigned topic was "Fuel," which started a conversation about the band from the 90s, and ultimately lead to a discussion about Numbers Stations, radio stations that broadcast creepy messages intended to relay information to spies. It's a good one.</p>

A strange journey this show is. The randomly assigned topic was "Fuel," which started a conversation about the band from the 90s, and ultimately lead to a discussion about Numbers Stations, radio stations that broadcast creepy messages intended to relay information to spies. It's a good one.

<p>A strange journey this show is. The randomly assigned topic was "Fuel," which started a conversation about the band from the 90s, and ultimately lead to a discussion about Numbers Stations, radio stations that broadcast creepy&nbsp;messages intended to relay information to spies. It's a good one.</p>

Fuel (The Band) and Numbers Stations

Autumn Fischer and Greg Russ are tackling life’s big issues one topic at at time. A whole episode dedicated to salt? Sure, they’d be open to that. A discussion about that old movie you wouldn’t think anyone would ever feel the need to talk about in-depth? Already done it. If you’re a thoughtless chump who holds no curiosity for the world around you, don’t waste your time listening to this podcast. But if you’re self-aware, smart, and fall for reverse psychology, One Topic is the show for you.

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