One Of Us Is Interesting

A quick bounceback from episode 16

Episode 17 of the Everyday People podcast, hosted by Ant Pruitt, titled "One Of Us Is Interesting" was published on September 9, 2019 and runs 53 minutes.

September 9, 2019 ·53m · Everyday People

0:00 / 0:00

Summary

Yo! So here’s another episode of the Everyday People Doing Everyday Shit podcast. THANK YOU ALL for the continued support. Since episode 16 was a little short, we both wanted to record another episode as soon as possible. Even though we have the studio mics set up, the audio could still use some work because I haven’t gotten all of my acoustic treatment mounted properly. Either way, it’s an improvement over the last episode’s audio quality. Thanks for leaving a rating and comment on Apple Podcasts about our show, folks. Seriously. It means a lot. Shout out to my man Charlie Hoover and the Geek Questioner community. Check out his podcast Have you followed Vinny’s Instagram page yet? DO IT! Thank you to Panfurware for the musical support on this podcast. Here’s episode 17.

Episode Description

Yo! So here’s another episode of the Everyday People Doing Everyday Shit podcast. THANK YOU ALL for the continued support. Since episode 16 was a little short, we both wanted to record another episode as soon as possible. Even though we have the studio mics set up, the audio could still use some work because I haven’t gotten all of my acoustic treatment mounted properly. Either way, it’s an improvement over the last episode’s audio quality.

Thanks for leaving a rating and comment on Apple Podcasts about our show, folks. Seriously.

It means a lot.

Shout out to my man Charlie Hoover and the Geek Questioner community. Check out his podcast here.

Have you followed Vinny’s Instagram page yet? DO IT!

Thank you to Panfurware for the musical support on this podcast.

Here’s episode 17.

Share this episode

Similar Episodes

Episode 210: 25 for 25 Part 2

Jan 23, 2026

Explicit

Episode 209: 25 for 25 Part 1

Jan 16, 2026

Explicit

Episode 208: Zero wicking in the 90s

Jul 4, 2025

Explicit

Episode 207: The Good Subconscious Mud

Apr 18, 2025

Explicit

Episode 206: Earthworms! LIVE!

Apr 11, 2025

Explicit

Episode 205: 75 Year Old Poppy

Apr 4, 2025

Explicit

Similar Podcasts

Breakin' On Through With Skyler Moon - Interviews w/ Everyday People, Musicians, and Businesses Skyler Moon INTERVIEWS: Meet very positive friends that I interview: Such as Mema + Heather, Christopher, "Shema Star"-SHE DROPPED AN ALBUM+SINGLES! We discuss "Her Hip-Hop-GAME" Understand Shema = A New + Up-Coming MUSICIAN. ALSO, Denise has KNOWN *ME* ALL MY LIFE! Understand, Denise "Faces Daily Challenges + Adversities" WE ALL STAY POSITIVE, SHE EXPRESSES SOME TOUGH TIMES, W/ A POSITIVE ATTITUDE, AS SHE SUFFERS BATTLING CANCER. SO, WE: GET SERIOUS/LAUGH THEY ALL HAVE THEIR OWN STANDARDS TO LIVE BY. IT'S RESPECTED. LEARNING "HOW" THEY MADE IT THROUGH IN THE INTERVIEWS GIVES POSITIVE KNOWLEDGE and ADVICE Explicit Podcasts – The Chattering Classes Matt Barry Matt Barry chats to everyday people about their lives, their passions, in an effort to get past their personas. Explicit (Para) Normal Lives Kay Towson Experience paranormal happenings from everyday people. This podcast brings normal people into the Para-Normal. Telling their stories and sharing their experiences. Join host Kay Towson as she dives into the (para) normal lives of everyday people. Explicit Healing is the Revolution Institute of Women & Ethnic Studies Healing is the Revolution is a collection of podcasts brought to you by the Institute of Women & Ethnic Studies (IWES), a community-based public health non-profit founded in New Orleans in 1993. The first podcast is "Healing is the Revolution,"a soulful, intimate, and honest one-on-one conversation with IWES' Founder, noted psychiatrist and trauma expert Dr. Denese Shervington, and a guest. Individuals share intimate - and at times tragic - stories of creating successful lives beyond their traumatic beginnings and for some, untreated experiences. The series features a range of guests: each episode a personal story revealing joys, pains, and a path to healing. Dr. Shervington pulls from her training and study in both eastern and western healing modalities to guide these explorations of past, present, and future. In her own words, she describes the podcast as a place where “everyday people like us bare our souls as we try to learn from each other the naked truth of living.”<br Explicit

URL copied to clipboard!