The wait is over. After over a year, you can rest easy knowing that the Opinion That No One Asked For podcast has finally given an official statement about COVID-19. Also, we take a deep dive into David Lynch's adaptation of Dune from 1984. Also, puppies. Kanye. Interstellar. Musical interludes. What more could you ask for?

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We find out how McKay ended up five seasons deep in an intense teen vampire drama, we talk about whether being a "runner" is really worth it, and we discuss online radio, Soundcloud, and how fan-powered royalties is simultaneously empowering and terrifying for independent creators.

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AKA "2 OT 2 NOAF." Or, "OTNOAF: The Squeakquel." Could a little ouchie on the Protagonist's arm unravel the whole space-time continuum? Why can't inverted people catch normal bullets? What does it take to do a perfect Michael Caine accent? The second half of our Tenet deep dive has all the answers.

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In the first half of our two-part Tenet deep dive, we talk about how many eggs for breakfast is too many, debate the best kind of burger patty, and get into what sets Tenet apart and what flaws *gasp* there are in Christopher Nolan's latest film. 

Should corndogs have cheerios or jalapeños in them? We dive into this, life's most important question. We also talk about the end of Daft Punk, and take a deeeep dive into Wandavision--how we've liked the season so far and what we predict will happen in the season finale this coming weekend.

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Beyoncé superfan and empath extraordinaire Adri Ojuka joins us to talk about how Beyoncé's album Lemonade helped her connect with her circumstances,  and we discuss societal expectations of black families, how good intentions can be oppressive to black voices, and how we can listen empathetically to people who are different than we are.

This episode is a little different, so let us know what you want to hear more of! Do you want more guests, more societally relevant topics, or more light, joking around about movies and pop culture? Send us your feedback on Instagram and Facebook.

We discuss the unimaginable cruelty of making it impossible to catch 'em all without a time machine, Jordan tells a riveting tale of being dismissed by an insecure 23-year-old, and we talk about Blue October's Into The Ocean and what it means to feel like we're in or out of control.

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We discuss why Wandavision is so much better than the Mandalorian, Jordan explains how the Nike Go Flyease is changing sneakers forever (and will inevitably cost us 120 bones), and we talk about why being an introvert doesn't mean you can't be outgoing.


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We explain what happened to the stock market this week with the help of an elaborate Taylor Swift analogy, talk about the benefits of taking breaks before you even start something (no it's definitely not procrastinating I promise) and discuss Virgil Abloh, sneaker culture, and why art is so incredibly expensive.


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Is there such thing as meat that is too raw? There's only one way to find out. We also discuss how to treat Jordan's bowels just right, the way to get free samples at Trader Joe's, and what it really means to have freedom of speech on the internet.

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