Overthinkers Anonymous

Overthinkers Anonymous

By Jonah AngelesSociety & Culture
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Overthinkers Anonymous episodes

  • episode THREE: Asian ASMR Boyfriend
    In this episode, your Asian ASMR boyfriend and Chanting delve into the magic and wonders of childhood, the things that make us laugh out loud, a hypothetical TV show starring a red panda and raccoon who trip on psychedelic drugs, and the myriad of reasons why Dead by Daylight is a killer game.
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    1 hr 35 min
  • episode TWO: This is Not a Drill
    In this episode, Jonah, H, Jeff, and Anchal talk about the 2018 Hawaii false missile alert, the possibility that aliens have either been parenting our species or observing us like animals in a zoo, dolphins sending dick pics via echolocation, and representation, racebending, and whitewashing in Western media.
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    1 hr 36 min
  • episode ONE: Why Didn't She Text Me Back?
    In this episode, Jonah and New York Vinnie wax philosophical about the strange, disembodied nature of phone-calls, teaching artificially intelligent technology about morality and love, a song that sounds like Red Bull, and that one time New York Vinnie was confronted by an angry mob of blondes.
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    1 hr 41 min
  • episode ZERO: Why Podcast?
    In this "test run" episode, we throw anonymity out the window, give our real names, and talk about some touchy, sometimes even raunchy, subjects like how our tongues feel in our mouths, a hypothetical American Ninja Warrior-like competition to decide the best denomination of Christianity, and how streaming services have changed the way we consume music and connect with artists through their art. (Not sponsored by Burger Baron.)
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    1 hr 27 min

About Overthinkers Anonymous

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A podcast about the things we overthink about.