Once upon a time, I chased every new gadget and app like they were tickets to the future. Now I’m wondering if this is the future I really want to live in. This week, I’m talking about how constant connection somehow makes life lonelier, how everything from music to conversation feels like it’s been processed through the same filter, and why common sense seems to have gone extinct because the instructions for everything are just a click away.

If you’ve ever caught yourself missing the world before everything was “smart,” this one’s for you.

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Turns out “staying connected” mostly means doomscrolling, fake friendships, and handing your attention to corporations who’d sell your soul for ad revenue. I was supposed to be networking and creating. Instead, I was melting my brain one scroll at a time.

So I pulled the plug. Before a hater could cancel me, I did it myself. This episode kicks off a new season where I talk about how the internet went from thrilling to trash, why I ditched social media, and how I’m clawing back focus and meaning without pretending likes equal connection.

If you think the web feels more like a trap than a tool these days, welcome!

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A rumour says my brother is dead. I don't know if it's true. No one has confirmed it, and no one will. But the grief is real anyway.

This episode explores the strange kind of mourning that comes when there's no clarity. It's about estranged siblings, unresolved childhoods, and the kind of silence that never really lifts.

I had a brother. Maybe I still do. Maybe I don’t.

Mentioned in this episode:

• The emotional cost of family estrangement
• The unreliability of closure
• How grief takes shape without confirmation

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