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Just two friends living life and telling their stories!

This dark, twisted comedic memoir explores "The Cat Daddy's" judicial and sexual accountability as a soldier of reproductive fortune. Was it the cats, the genetically modified animals, the cuckolding, or the lifetime of illegal ventures that resulted in the karma of this firsthand accounting of prison purgatory?

Have you woken up on a Monday and realized you had nowhere to go and nothing you had to do that day...and for the rest of your life? Cheers to you and congratulations are in order then, because that means you have made it to the finish line and every hour is happy hour for you now! Jason Kurtz and Ken Brandeis have reached that milestone and have asked themselves 'What's Next" as well. They will be a combination of Julie McCoy, Isaac, and Captain Stubing as you cruise through this most awesome part of your life…that most of us have not planned for.

🎙️ Wait… What’s Next? Pull up a chair. Sip your Americano. And breathe.Wait… What’s Next? is the podcast that feels like running into two friends at your favorite coffee spot, except the conversation goes places most people are too polished to go. We’re talking career pivots you didn’t plan, relationships that changed you, and the version of yourself you’re still figuring out, all with a cafecito in hand and zero judgment.Hosted by Laura Alba, a Colombian-born marketing professional who built her life from scratch after moving to the U.S. at 15, and Amanda Brilhante, a ...

Comedian Emma Arnold chats with guests about their near death experiences and opinions on the afterlife.

What's Next Gen XYZ is the go to podcast for young people who are trying to figure out the age old question, "What do I want to be when I grow up?" You'll travel on a journey learning about traditional and non-traditional careers that exist in the world today. Your guides on this journey and the hosts of the show Eunice Pierre-Louis and Rachael Kaufman have been on both sides of the journey and realized that if they'd known better, they may have made some different decisions. Listen in weekly to learn more about the career paths that the world has to offer and how you can pursue them.

Welcome to ”I’m Bored. What’s Next?”— the podcast where two dynamic women dive into the depths of conversation, exploring anything and everything that piques their curiosity! Join Alexis and Jami as they transform boredom into a playful journey of discovery and connection.In each episode, these two friends share their unique perspectives, witty banter, and infectious energy. From the latest pop culture trends to deep dives into either common or obscure topics, ”I’m Bored. What’s Next?” is a fresh source for entertaining and insightful discussions.

Imagine how bored you would be doing the same job for the last 2000 years. Simon, the Demon's next soul-delivery client, is petrified to find himself in Hell, especially as he is in the charge of the sarcastic, couldn't-care-less Demon who is on a performance improvement plan. What follows is a chaotic, irreverent trip through the afterlife, an assignment to Earth, and a student exchange program to Heaven at the bidding of Beelzebub. This is a raucous tale with a twist that you won't see coming.

Listen each week as Amber and Thomas try to guess the plot of movies one or both of them have never seen, watch them, and give their first impressions. What did they get right? What did they get wrong? Which was better? Find out each week with So What Happens Next!

In WHAT HAPPENS NEXT with Ben and Philip, the guys pull out their crystal balls to make amusing predictions about recent headline events.

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Just imagine you walk into a cheesy old greasy-spoon diner, the kind that ought to hand out antacid along with a napkin, knife, and fork. You ask the waitress for eggs and bacon, and she brings you a plate with live chicken on it. I mean, feathers and beak and the whole bonanza. Just think about a mix of Kafka and O'Henry and you are somewhere close to the mark.