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In this episode of 'Have You Ever,' the host delves into the concept of persistence, highlighting its importance in overcoming challenges and achieving success. The episode defines persistence, traces its origins, and explores its significance in history, culture, and personal development. The host also discusses famous examples like Thomas Edison, Nelson Mandela, and Helen Keller, as well as everyday instances of persistence in ordinary lives. The episode also touches on the frustrations of dealing with others' persistence and encourages listeners to reflect on their own experiences and share their stories. 

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In this episode of the 'Have You Ever' podcast, the host delves into the history and cultural variations of deviled eggs, tracing their origins from ancient Rome to modern-day America. The discussion includes historical facts about the first printed recipe and different cultural twists on the appetizer. The host also shares personal anecdotes about attempts to replicate family deviled egg recipes, including challenges faced with various ingredients and humorous failures. The episode concludes with fun facts about deviled eggs in pop culture and a reflection on current egg prices, urging listeners to share their own favorite recipes.

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This episode of 'Have You Ever' delves into the history, creation, and current status of Pinterest, highlighting its development from its inception in 2010, through its rise in popularity especially among crafting and DIY communities. The podcast discusses significant milestones such as the introduction of business accounts in 2012, rich pins in 2013, and various tools that have enhanced its utility over the years. As of late 2024, Pinterest boasts significant user engagement and revenue. The latter half of the episode shifts focus to a personal rant about the frustrations of using Pinterest for recipes, particularly the annoyance of lengthy narratives and advertisements on linked sites, while still appreciating the platform's broader value for exploring diverse interests from food to woodwork.

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In this episode of 'Have You Ever,' the podcast delves into the multifaceted world of dating, exploring its evolution from ancient times to the modern digital era. The discussion covers various aspects of dating including historical practices like dowries and arranged marriages, the formalities of Victorian era courtship, the traditional gender roles of the 1950s, and the cultural shifts brought by feminism and the sexual revolution in the 1960s and seventies. The host also examines the advent of speed dating, personal ads, and today's dating apps, discussing their impact on modern relationships and challenges like ghosting, catfishing, and hookup culture. Emphasis is placed on staying safe while dating, with practical tips provided. The episode includes personal anecdotes and reflections on the philosophy of love and dating, exploring whether humans are meant to be alone or in companionship.

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In this episode of 'Have You Ever,' the host explores the phenomenon of 'advice monstering,' where individuals habitually give unsolicited advice. Highlighting the negative impact it has on conversations and personal connections, the episode introduces the term and discusses different personas of advice monsters, including the Fixer, the Oversharer, and the Expert, among others. The host provides tips on how to tame the inner advice monster by focusing on listening and asking if advice is wanted.

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In this episode of Have You Ever, hosted by Mr. Ed (short for Education), the podcast explores essential skills for adulthood that are not taught in schools. The discussion highlights the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical life skills, such as managing finances, cooking, and handling legal matters. The reasons for this gap include traditional views of education, emphasis on standardized testing, and assumptions about parental instruction. This episodes also mentions a tv show idea that would be pretty cool to see come to fruition. 

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In this episode, hosted by All Grown Up, delves into the often overwhelming reality of adulthood, contrasting childhood fantasies with real-life responsibilities such as paying bills, handling laundry, and making doctor's appointments. It humorously discusses the unexpected expenses of adult life and the social pressures that come with it, like getting married or buying a house.

The title is actually suppose to be Have You Ever Adult'ed but doesn't that just sound weird or inappropriate. That's not what this episode is about, nor is it what this podcast is about. 

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In this episode of 'Have You Ever,' the host delves into the tumultuous journey of Ubisoft's long-delayed pirate game, 'Skull & Bones.' Originally conceived as an expansion for 'Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag' in 2013, 'Skull & Bones' faced multiple reboots and management challenges, skyrocketing budgets, and severe delays, finally releasing after a decade. The game, focusing on multiplayer naval combat and lacking a single-player story, received lukewarm reception but showed improvement through seasonal updates. Compared to 'Sea of Thieves,' the host critiques its lack of depth and highlights the absence of hand-to-hand combat, a key feature that fans expected.

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In this episode of 'Have You Ever,' host Mr. Frost explores the complexities and joys of Christmas family gatherings. The discussion covers different styles of gatherings, from large reunions to intimate dinners, the roles and traditions within these events, and the common challenges like awkward conversations and family drama. Mr. Frost shares his personal experiences, including memorable gatherings and mishaps, and reflects on the act of gift-giving, particularly the desire to give back to grandparents.

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In this episode of 'Have You Ever,' the host explores the diverse and unique traditions of Christmas worldwide, from Iceland's 13 Yule Lads to Sweden's Gavle Goat, and shares personal reflections on the loss of Christmas spirit. The discussion covers commercialism, family traditions, and personal anecdotes, ultimately questioning whether the true essence of Christmas—kindness and humanity—still exists

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