Skibidi Dad

Skibidi Dad

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Skibidi Dad episodes

  • Episode 3: Is Hogwarts already real… or just real in our brains?

    This week, Dana and her dad dive into imagination, science, and sibling silliness. They kick things off with a skibidi moment in Wellington’s Mount Victoria Tunnel — but why didn’t anyone toot back?

    Then it’s into the deep stuff: can AI really cure all disease? What does that mean for schools, doctors, and… snow?

    Dana leads the big question: Should Hogwarts be real?  Plus, little brother Aran steps into the Hot Seat, where Dana throws 10 funny and revealing questions his way. The episode wraps up with Brother Jokes and a sign-off with a final thought from Dana:

    “AI will never cure all disease. Maybe one or two... or a thousand. That’s it.”

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    31 min
  • Episode 2. No children were harmed

    Episode 2 continues the Skibidi Dad chaos with more curious questions, unexpected facts, and sibling-powered laughs. We dive into wild territory—like why nature activists are cutting down trees (yes, really), whether Donald Trump’s tariff plans should exclude skis, and a Hot Seat grilling that leaves Dad totally roasted.

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    26 min
  • Episode 1. Life, Space, and Spicy Noodles

    Episode 1 introduces Skibidi Dad, a podcast hosted by a father and his Gen Alpha daughter. They discuss the possibility of an asteroid hitting Earth, South Korea’s presidential impeachment, myths about rabbits and carrots, and learn from little brother why giraffes make good parents.

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    About Skibidi Dad

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    A curious dad. A philosophical daughter. Still figuring it out.