The Past Decade was a Sh*TH*Le, The Future looks Terrible, & We're All Going to Die in 2021 | #3

As we venture back through the 2010s, join us in reflecting on the key moments, lessons learned, and how they shape our perspective on what's to come. What did we foresee for 2020, and how did it align with reality? Can we alter our course, or is the prophecy set in stone for 2021? Join us on The MED Podcast as we navigate the murky waters of predictions, retrospection, and the looming shadows of the future. Timestamps: (0:11) - Anticipation for New Year 2020 kick-off. (0:23) - Banter on 2020 predictions: notable figures and potential asteroid threat. (1:24) - Podcast reboot for 2020 amidst playful retakes. (2:01) - Decade reflection (2010-2020): sidestepping politics and highlighting popular culture. (3:12) - Nostalgia trip: Cell phone evolution. (4:25) - Heartfelt reflection: David and Macy's decade regrets. (5:18) - Musical journey: From "Hydra" to "Oldtown Road". (8:38) - Exploring friendships, race, and relationships. (10:59) - TikTok trends: Body image and appearance critiques. (13:00) - Host dynamics: Appearance judgments and relationship debates. (16:39) - David's relationship insights: Expectations and realities. (18:10) - Universal debate: Impact of looks in relationships. (20:10) - Life reflections: Near-misses and mending ties. (22:43) - Embracing second chances: Stories of growth and redemption. (27:42) - Authenticity: Facing anxiety, relationships, and controversy. (30:53) - Modern dilemmas: Gender, self-defense, and racial biases. (34:16) - Social evolution: LGBTQ+ acceptance and racial understanding. (37:30) - Hot topics: Wage gaps and media's racial representation. (39:58) - Future foresight: Ageism and "OK Boomer" phenomena. (40:46) - 2020 aspirations: Resolutions and trust reflections. (42:10) - Podcast realm: Platforms, content authenticity, and feedback. (43:11) - Optimistic farewell: Hopes for a vibrant 2020s. Episode was released on Jan. 8, 2020. - Trigger Disclaimer - This episode contains sensitive subject matter. Your mental and emotional well-being is important to us. If you feel you may be affected by these subjects, please consider your own well-being and whether you'd like to continue listening. We encourage anyone struggling with these issues to reach out to a trusted individual in their life or seek professional assistance.