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Aug 12, 2026 1 hr 42 min

Episode 234: Thoroughbred Unicorns

from Talk Shit Or Get Off The Pod Hosted by Andrew Schultz and Joseph Huggins

This week, Andrew and Joseph are asking the important Therapy Questions: If every historical figure got one podcast episode, who would break the internet? What’s the first thing humanity would do if unicorns turned out to be real? Which decade would have the most annoying personality? And if every billionaire had to start over with only $100, who would claw their way back to the top first? Then the flocking madness begins. The guys break down the growing backlash against surveillance cameras in North Texas, Trump’s Patriot Games and the uncomfortable history of youth sports as propaganda, why Mike Lindell might have a legitimate shot in Minnesota, and America’s credit card debt climbing toward an all-time record of $1.26 trillion. Unicorns, billionaires, propaganda, surveillance and crippling debt—just another completely normal week on Talk Shit Or Get Off The Pod. Stories discussed: Flock camera backlash in North Texas | KERA News Trump’s Patriot Games and youth sports as propaganda | MSNOW Why Mike Lindell could win in Minnesota | MSNOW Credit card debt nears an all-time record | ABC News Music: Intro Song: “Asleep Talking” - Mr. Goody Two Shoes (Magnus Ferrell Cover) Outro Song: “Chalant Type Shit” - Mr. Goody Two Shoes (Unreleased Exclusive Preview)

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