What the hell is going on with The Lama? Ben Affleck's Air pays it forward, and surprise surprise Kim Kardashian is a man eater after all. All that and more on this episode of The Non Essentials Podcast. 

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Jared Porter is a rising star in the Madison, Wisconsin comedy scene. With his quick wit, clever jokes, and charming stage presence, he has been making audiences laugh and winning over fans with every performance. Standing tall with long hair and a beard, Jared has a distinct look that matches his unique style of comedy. He is a master at weaving personal stories and observations into his sets, making each performance feel intimate and relatable.

Last year, he showed the world what he was capable of when he finished in the top 5 of Comedy on State's yearly competition, and hopes to be crowned Madison's funniest and join a short list of elites from our State.

Jared has also had the opportunity to share the stage with some of the biggest names in comedy, including Shane Torres, Jay Chandrasekhar, and Phil Hanley. His ability to hold his own in the company of such established and talented comedians speaks volumes about his skill and potential.

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Meat glue, call for AI development halt, What noises in bed true purpose are, Bud Light pisses a Kid off, and tons more on this episode of The Non Essentials Podcast. 

Cardi Bi kicks us off with sage lyrics, Cocaine Bear's director's, Mammoths roaming again soon, California's Mansion tax is no April fools joke, plus tons more on the excellent episode of TNEP

Gwyneth Paltrow has some trouble on the slopes, A Dog day afternoon in Florida doesn't disappoint, Hillary and Chels have a ball at a musical, Tik tok ban, and Chatgpt plus tons more on this episode of TNEP

Black eye's son, Bank's imploding, Packers and Aaron break up, Lord of the rings is starting a Wonka type sweepstakes, Which toilet paper taste best? All of that and more on this episode of The Non Essentials Podcast. 

Every heard of Olga of Kiev? Your gonna love this one. 
Olga of Kiev, also known as Saint Olga, was a ruler of Kievan Rus' who lived in the 10th century. She was born in Pskov, Russia, around 890, and was married to the Prince of Kiev, Igor I. When her husband was killed by a neighboring tribe (Buckle up for that part), Olga took over as regent for their son, Svyatoslav. She became known for her intelligence, courage, and determination, and she successfully defended her kingdom against several invasions.

Olga is perhaps best known for her conversion to Christianity. She was baptized in Constantinople in 957, becoming the first ruler of Kievan Rus' to embrace the new faith. She subsequently attempted to convert her subjects, although she faced significant resistance. Olga died in 969, and was later canonized by the Orthodox Church. She is considered a patron saint of widows and converts

In this Episode  we delve into the controversy surrounding South Park's recent episode, which targeted the Royal family, sparking a heated debate about the line between humor and offense. Moving on, we discuss the evolving approach to censorship of nudity in Japan,

In a more lighthearted but peculiar story, we touch upon the surprising findings of a recent study on male mice testicles, We then jump into the ongoing debate surrounding equality on Youtube, 

Additionally we discuss a new kissing app that has caught people's attention, which uses sensors to provide feedback on users' kissing technique. While some may view this as a mere novelty, experts suggest that the app could be beneficial for those with social anxiety or difficulties with physical intimacy. Overall, these stories highlight the diverse and curious nature of the world we live in, and the many interesting and sometimes unexpected topics that capture our attention.

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Robert Smalls was an extraordinary figure in American history, born into slavery in South Carolina in 1839. Despite the challenges he faced as a slave, he was able to learn how to read and write and eventually became a skilled sailor and boat pilot. In 1862, he seized an opportunity to escape slavery by commandeering a Confederate ship, the Planter, and sailing it to Union territory with his family and other enslaved people on board. This daring act earned him fame and recognition, and he went on to become a Union hero and later served as a congressman in South Carolina during Reconstruction, fighting for civil rights and social justice. Smalls' life is a testament to the power of courage, determination, and resilience in the face of oppression and adversity