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Maxwell's Kitchen
by Cody Maxwell
Given the name of a 1980's 3rd place rodeo contestant, Cody Maxwell has found an interest in having non-sensical conversations with people who are smarter than him. After amassing tens of views on YouTube, and being bookmarked on his Grandma's iPad, the future of the show looks ok? After 36 more payments he owns the cameras and can more aptly pursue prodigious sponsorship from Coors Light.
Episodes
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Have You Ever Seen An Old Man Butt?
Old man butt is real. Have you ever seen an old man butt? It’s like somebody stole the buttcheeks in the middle of the night and left grandpa out there with negative aerodynamics. Put a wallet in the back pocket of some Levi's. You'll see what I mean. Just flopping all over the place. We’re…
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24 Hours in Ibiza, Spain
Ibiza travel guide for a fast 24 hours in San Antonio (Sant Antoni de Portmany), Spain. We cover airport transport, where to stay, what to eat, where the clubs are at, and the one unexpected highlight: great Mexican food on a Spanish island. The One-Day Itinerary • Land at Ibiza Airport (IBZ) •...
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Tesla Fanboy vs Reality: Have You Ever Been in a Tesla?
Tesla fanboy vs reality, and I’m both voices in this back and forth. Have you ever been in a Tesla? You know it’s genuinely impressive, and you also know it turns people into dorks who won’t stop talking about it. If you’re even slightly interested in electric vehicles, this is the exact moment…
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Make 2026 Your Best Year Yet
We’re two days into 2026. Time to get on it. This is your chance. You can literally decide to upgrade anything you want. Learn something new. Fix the small thing you keep ignoring. Start the habit you have said you were going to start for months now. If you’ve been waiting for a sign,...
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Is “Just Friends” the Best Christmas Movie? (Settle This)
Every year it happens. I say "Just Friends" is the greatest Christmas movie and everyone around me says its not even about Christmas. So I’m making it your problem. We’re putting it up against the usual suspects (Die Hard, Elf, Home Alone, Christmas Vacation, Love Actually, Bad Santa… all of…
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Did I Peak In High School?
“You peaked in high school, bud.” That's rude. But also, what if they’re right?😬 In this episode I’m messing around with the idea of “peaking” in life. How do you even know when it happens? Is it your 20s, when you look the best you ever will but your brain aint quite there yet? Or is it later,...
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24 Hours on the Amalfi Coast: Sorrento, Positano & Ferry Guide
This Amalfi Coast travel guide walks you through 24 hours around Sorrento and Positano, including how to reach the coast from Naples Airport, which ferries to book, what to eat, and where to stay. The One-Day Itinerary • Land at Naples Airport (NAP) • Alibus or taxi to Napoli Centrale •...
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GPS Is Making Me Dumb
I have GPS, Google Maps, blue lines, red lines, ETA countdowns, the whole car navigation circus on my phone…and I still miss the turn. This little rant is about getting lost with directions, how phone navigation might be making me worse at reading signs, and whether paper maps and actually paying...
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24 Hours in Mykonos: One-Day Itinerary & What’s Worth It
Mykonos itinerary in one day. This Mykonos travel guide shows what to do in Mykonos Town, Little Venice, and the Kato Mili windmills, plus how to get from Mykonos Airport (JMK) to Fabrika by bus, where to stay, and budget food picks. The One-Day Itinerary • Airport to town on the bus to Fabrika…
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You Are The CEO Of You
You are the CEO of you. I don’t care if you’re hourly, on salary, or answering to a boss. You are still running the whole thing. Your life is basically a company and you’re in charge of every department. Operations, HR, marketing, finance, all of it. You choose who gets access to you. You choose...
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24 Hours in Athens, Greece: Best Things to Do in One Day
Planning a quick adventure through Athens? This Athens travel guide gives you a simple one day itinerary that hits the Acropolis, Plaka, and Syntagma. Learn how to ride Metro Line 3 from the airport, buy Acropolis tickets, and eat well on a budget. The One-Day Itinerary • Airport to city on Metro...
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What If You Could Be Someone Else for a Day? (Inside Their Mind)
What if you could be someone else for a day, you know, inside their mind? From icons like Michael Jordan, Oprah, and Einstein to your neighbor, a two-year-old, or a gas-station attendant, I'm wondering what it’s really like to be other people, and what you might gain by having different...
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Why Do We Feel Embarrassed And How To Care Less
We all get embarrassed. This episode looks at why it happens and how to care less when it suddenly hits. You will hear a quick story from a young guy in 6th grade, then we muse for a few minutes about what embarrassment is doing to you every time you feel it. Most embarrassment lives in your head...
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24 Hours in Kefalonia, Greece: Best Things to Do in One Day
Planning a quick adventure through Kefalonia? This episode opens with a short mini-history of the island to set the scene, then jumps into a practical one-day route you can do from Argostoli. If you want to skip straight to logistics, the itinerary starts at 02:28 in the video. The One-Day...
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Could You Disappear Today? Wild West Names vs Face ID
Could you disappear today? In the Wild West you could roll into a new town, pick a fresh name, change your hat, and start over. Now - not so much. In this episode I compare that fantasy with life in 2025, where cameras, Face ID, fingerprints, passports, and databases keep a steady record of who…
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24 Hours in Rome: A One-Day Itinerary You Can Actually Do
Planning a quick adventure through Rome? This episode opens with a short mini-history of Rome to set the scene, then jumps into a practical one-day route you can walk from Roma Termini. If you want to skip straight to logistics, the itinerary starts at 04:21 in the video. The One-Day ITINERARY...
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Pretend Arguments: Car Therapy & Self-Talk
I do my best debating with… the empty passenger seat. Call it car therapy: caffeine, sunrise, and 60 mph turn pretend arguments into real clarity. You can just throw it out of your mouth and get real-time feedback from yourself to edit out the dumb. Not every problem gets solved before the next...
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Text Back Faster? Texting Etiquette & Read Receipts
We live in the fast lane of messages—texts, emails, Slacks—so it’s no wonder slow replies light up your impatience. A thirty-second delay feels like rejection, a five-minute gap seems like disrespect. Modern tools make communication instant, but they also hand strangers and friends the power to...
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How to Find Cheap Flights to Europe Without Ruining the Trip
Finding cheap flights to Europe is not magic. It is mostly patience, Google Flights, flexible routing, and being honest about what kind of travel day you are actually willing to survive. In this episode, I walk through the system I use to find cheaper Europe flights and build a fast multi-city...
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From Survival to Style: Buffalo Fur to Pajama Pants
Ever wonder why you wear what you wear? It might seem like a simple choice—jeans or sweats, boots or sneakers—but behind every outfit is a weird, tangled mess of history, culture, insecurity, and confidence. In this episode, you’ll take a walk through some decades of fashion—from buffalo fur for...
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Little Things, Big Shifts - Change is Constant
You don’t always notice change while it’s happening — it creeps up slowly, reshaping your life right in front of you. One day you look at someone you haven’t seen in a while and realize they look different… older. Sometimes it’s you who’s changed, while everyone else seems the same. You think…
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Is That Story You're Telling Even True? - Maybe
This episode thinks about the power of storytelling—how we shape our lives through the stories we tell, embellish, and pass on. From ancient myths to everyday moments, stories are what connects us, defines us, and influences how others see us. Whether you're living a tale or retelling it, you’re...
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Sailing Into The Unknown With Magellan - Explorers
Imagine being an explorer. Like a real one. Back when we hadn’t yet discovered it all. What an insane trip to start somewhere and have no idea where you are going or what you will find. Now we have pictures of every location. Instruments that measure the depths of the sea. Monitors that scan the...
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Only 80 July Fourths - What Do We Remember?
Ever think about how you only get around 80 of any given day in your lifetime? Eighty birthdays, eighty Christmases, eighty Fourths of July — give or take. How many do you actually remember? Some stand out for good reasons, some for bad, and most just blur together. What makes a day stick in your...
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Oahu, Hawaii Travel Guide: Best Beaches, Hikes & Hidden Gems
This Oʻahu travel guide loops you around the island from Honolulu and Waikiki to Hawaiʻi Kai, Koko Head, Hālona Blowhole, Makapuʻu, Lanikai, the Koʻolau range, Haleʻiwa, Waimea Bay, and a quiet North Shore beach with turtles. It’s part history lesson, part road trip, and part “how to actually see...
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24 Hours in Skiathos: Beaches, Culture & Adventure
24 hours in Skiathos, Greece. Beach hopping, Skiathos Town, Koukounaries, and the simple logistics that make this island way easier than it looks. Skiathos is compact, insanely scenic, and basically built for a low-stress Greek island day. This is the fast version - where to stay, what to eat…
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24 Hours in Santorini, Greece
Santorini in one day. Best things to do, how to get around, and where to watch sunset in Oia. Quick stops you can actually fit in 24 hours. Exploring the island of Santorini, Greece, is an enchanting experience that harmoniously blends stunning landscapes with rich cultural history. After a short...
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Is Life Getting Harder or Easier? Quick Exploration
Once a week I'll pick a topic and run thru ideas about it for a few minutes... Jump into the comments and tell me what your side of the story is all about. This episode is about whether or not life has gotten easier over the centuries. We have more technology to help us, but is it helping or...
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24 Hours in Capri, Italy: Ferry from Naples, Capri Town + Marina Grande
24 hours in Capri, Italy. Ferry from Naples, Marina Grande, the funicular, Piazza Umberto, and one of the most beautiful day trips you can do in southern Italy. Capri does not feel real. It feels like somebody built a luxury dream sequence in the middle of the sea and then let tourists loose on…
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Is Pop Culture Picking Presidents?
Once a week I'll pick a topic and run thru ideas about it for a few minutes... Jump into the comments and tell me what your side of the story is all about. This episode is about Taylor Swift, Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, and the state of the United States with the upcoming Election 2024. Opening...
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Where Do Ideas Come From—Reality or Imagination?
Once a week I'll pick a topic and run thru ideas about it for a few minutes... Jump into the comments and tell me what your side of the story is all about. This episode is about where ideas come from, and whether real life is better than the imaginary. All production by Cody Maxwell. Artwork by...
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24 Hours in Ischia, Italy: Ferry from Naples, Via Roma + Aragonese Castle
Ferry from Naples, Ischia Porto, Via Roma, the Aragonese Castle, and one of the most beautiful island stops in southern Italy. Ischia feels like the Capri that somehow stayed a little more grounded. It’s volcanic, lush, crowded in summer, and ridiculously beautiful. This is the fast version: how…
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Labor Day Reflections: Back-to-School Journey Begins
Once a week I'll pick a topic and run thru ideas about it for a few minutes... Jump into the comments and tell me what your side of the story is all about. This episode is about going back to school, Labor Day, popsicles, and everything in-between. All production by Cody Maxwell. Artwork by Cody...
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24 Hours in Valletta, Malta
Valletta, Malta in 24 hours. If you’re planning a one-day stop in Valletta, this episode covers how to get there from Malta International Airport, what the city feels like, where to eat, what to see, and what’s actually worth your time. I walk through Valletta’s old stone streets, harbor views,...
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Daily Growth Starts With Self-Competition
Once a week I'll pick a topic and run thru ideas about it for a few minutes... Jump into the comments and tell me what your side of the story is all about. This episode is about competing with yourself, and trying to develop strong daily habits. Comparison can kill momentum, but self-competition...
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How to Buy Property in Sardinia | Italy in 2024 (Andrea Love)
Andrea Love is a PsychoSpiritual Practitioner devoted to the sacred journey of soul liberation, embodiment, and the reclamation of authentic self-love. She compassionately guides women to their inner wisdom through a harmonious blend of modern and ancient practices, developing a bond that...
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Do You Remember Your First Kiss?
Once a week I'll pick a topic and run thru ideas about it for a few minutes... Jump into the comments and tell me what your side of the story is all about. This episode is about the first kiss. Neighborhood kids, kick-the-can, winter sledding, movie theaters, and making out. Opening song…
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Understanding Money: Spending Habits and Self-Worth
Once a week I'll pick a topic and run thru ideas about it for a few minutes... Jump into the comments and tell me what your side of the story is all about. This episode is about money - how you can be born into or not, finding your value, spending habits, and rationalizing purchases. Opening song...
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One Day in Menorca, Spain: Is It Worth Visiting?
Menorca, Spain in 24 hours. In this episode, I get into what Menorca feels like on a short stop, how close Mahón is to the airport, whether Es Castell is a good place to stay, and why this quieter Balearic island is probably worth more than just one day. I walk the harbor, the old streets of…
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The Beatles “Blackbird” | Why Is This Song So Good?
The Beatles’ “Blackbird” sounds simple until you sit down with a guitar and realize Paul McCartney is doing something kind of ridiculous. In this episode, I break down why “Blackbird” works, how it fits into The Beatles’ self-titled 1968 album, commonly known as The White Album, and why a quiet...
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Austin, Texas Comedy Trip | Comedy Mothership, Kill Tony, and More
Austin, Texas for comedy fans. In this episode, I get into a little Austin history, why the city has grown so fast, and why it has turned into such a big destination for stand-up. I went for two reasons: barbecue and comedy. Most of this episode focuses on the Comedy Mothership, what it’s like...
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Tenacious D “Fuck Her Gently” | Why Is This Song So Good?
Tenacious D’s “Fuck Her Gently” is ridiculous, hilarious, strangely sweet, and somehow a genuinely well-written acoustic comedy song. In this episode, I break down why the song works, how Jack Black and Kyle Gass built Tenacious D’s mix of comedy and musicianship, and why a track that sounds like…
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Things to See in Kauai, Hawaii
Kauai, Hawaii travel guide. In this episode, I get into what makes Kauai such a unique island, from its volcanic landscape and wild north shore to Princeville, Hanalei, beaches, hikes, and some of the movie locations filmed there. I was there for a few days, and this is a fast look at what the...
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24 Hours in Berlin, Germany: History, Food + What to See
Berlin is not a casual little sightseeing snack. It is one of the most historically heavy cities I have ever walked through. In this episode, I spend 24 hours in Berlin, Germany, walking through Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, the Führer Bunker area,...
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24 Hours in Split, Croatia: Old Town, Diocletian’s Palace + Marjan Hill
Split, Croatia was never really on my radar until a few years ago, and yeah, part of that was probably Game of Thrones. But once you get there, it makes sense immediately. In this episode, I spend 24 hours in Split, walking through Old Town, Diocletian’s Palace, the waterfront, and Marjan Hill. I...
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24 Hours in Cinque Terre, Italy: Monterosso, Vernazza + Manarola
Cinque Terre is one of those places that almost looks fake. Five villages built into the cliffs, trains running through the mountains, boats in the water, pastel buildings stacked on top of each other, and tourists absolutely everywhere because apparently everybody else also saw the same…
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24 Hours in Finale Ligure, Italy: Finalborgo, Fort San Giovanni & Beach Day
Finale Ligure in 24 hours (Finalmarina, Finalpia, Finalborgo). A travel guide on transportation, lodging, and food on the Italian Riviera. Finale Ligure is a coastal community made up of three communes, and it’s a more relaxed, working-class counterpoint to the Monaco/Nice extravagance. I came in...
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24 Hours in Monaco: Monte Carlo, Monaco-Ville, and Solarium Beach
Monaco in 24 hours. Train from Nice, the tunnel exit jaw-drop moment, Solarium Beach, Monaco-Ville (The Rock), Monte Carlo, and a waterfront pizza that had no business being that good. Monaco is a sovereign city-state on the French Riviera, and it’s basically a real-life cheat code - tiny,...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Given the name of a 1980's 3rd place rodeo contestant, Cody Maxwell has found an interest in having non-sensical conversations with people who are smarter than him. After amassing tens of views on YouTube, and being bookmarked on his Grandma's iPad, the future of the show looks ok? After 36 more payments he owns the cameras and can more aptly pursue prodigious sponsorship from Coors Light.
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Given the name of a 1980's 3rd place rodeo contestant, Cody Maxwell has found an interest in having non-sensical conversations with people who are smarter than him. After amassing tens of views on YouTube, and being bookmarked on his Grandma's iPad, the future of the show looks ok? After 36 more...
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