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We Made Content (You're Welcome)

We Made Content (You're Welcome)

Von: 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 Sozialwissenschaften
  • Kitsault, British Columbia: The Perfect Ghost Town Bought by One Man
    Jul 18 2026

    Kim and Ryan explore Kitsault, British Columbia — the fully modern mining town abandoned after 18 months and later purchased by entrepreneur Krishnan Suthanthiran. He has spent millions maintaining it while pitching it as a future energy export hub. Full of quirky history, generational banter, and “this is the weirdest real estate story ever” energy.

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    14 Min.
  • The Mad Gasser of Mattoon: A Town Attacked by Invisible Gas
    Jul 14 2026

    Kim and Ryan dive into the bizarre 1944 Mad Gasser of Mattoon case — a series of mysterious gas attacks that paralyzed residents and caused widespread panic. They explore the leading mass hysteria explanation, alternative theories, and why the case is still debated today. Full of creepy history, generational banter, and “was it real or all in their heads?”

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    14 Min.
  • Deadliest 4th of July Fireworks Disasters + The Time Fireworks Started a Real War Scare
    Jul 11 2026

    Kim and Ryan combine deadly historical 4th of July fireworks disasters (with detailed facts on the 1926 Lake Denmark explosion and other incidents) with the times public fireworks were mistaken for enemy attacks. Full of bangs, laughs, generational banter, and “why do we do this?” energy.

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    16 Min.
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