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We Made Content (You're Welcome)

We Made Content (You're Welcome)

Autor: Kim/Ryan
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We Made Content (You're Welcome) A mother and son walk into a podcast… and have some good lighthearted fun. Come see what you are missing out on. Welcome to We Made Content (You're Welcome), the weekly chaos dump where Kim (the mom) and Ryan (the son) tackle everything from pop culture meltdowns and internet trends to deep thoughts and dumb debates. One of them has wisdom. The other has Wi-Fi. It’s part therapy session, part comedy hour, and 100% unsolicited opinions. Expect generational clashes, accidental insights, and lots of “wait, what were we talking about again?” moments. New episodKim/Ryan Nauki społeczne
  • The Weirdest Old Halloween Fortunes
    Oct 31 2026

    Kim and Ryan break down the old Halloween fortune-telling games that were once serious party entertainment. They cover apple-bobbing and apple-peeling for predicting a future spouse, nut-burning (sometimes called Nut-Crack Night), pulling kale or cabbage at midnight, and silent “dumb cake” rituals. The episode traces how these started as divination on a thin night and turned into the party games some people still play

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    14 min
  • Halloween Superstitions That Still Work on People
    Oct 27 2026

    Kim and Ryan look at the Halloween superstitions that still make people hesitate. They cover midnight mirror rituals for seeing a future spouse (or something worse), apple-and-mirror combinations, walking backward into gardens or crossroads, and the old rule about not turning around if you hear your name called. The episode explains where these practices came from and why some of them still feel effective even when people claim they don’t believe.

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    16 min
  • The People Who Skip Halloween and What Everyone Used to Do the Next Morning
    Oct 24 2026

    Kim and Ryan examine two less-discussed sides of Halloween: the religious and cultural reasons some people and communities still refuse to participate (including “devil’s night” objections), and the older folk practices of checking thresholds, clearing offerings, and resetting the house on the morning of November 1st

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    15 min
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