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Welcome to I Know You! Every week we interview a guest with an interesting hobby or profession. We get to know them as they tell us about their life and expertise.

You Know I is a new podcast inspired by my desire to understand the world more and make sense of some of the ideas impacting our culture. Each week I interview a different guest to gain an insight into their life in order to expand my worldview and hopefully yours too! Music by Markvard• https://soundcloud.com/markvard

"I Know You Fu*king Lying"

The podcast about things you might know, featuring people you might not. Interviews hosted by Nick Rounds

I Know You Didn’t Ask is the unapologetic, unfiltered, and slightly unhinged podcast you didn’t know you needed. Hosted by Megan O'Donnell, a pop culture obsessive and professional over-sharer, this show dives headfirst into everything from hot celeb gossip and reality TV recaps to books, beauty, and navigating life in your 30s. Each week, Megan brings the group chat energy—think hilarious tangents, unsolicited opinions, and brutally honest takes on the world around us. If you've ever screamed at your TV during Vanderpump Rules or debated whether to text your therapist about your reality...

We All Have Our Every Day Disasters, if you say you don't ur most likely lieing to everyone!! Don't hide ur crazy, let ur crazy shine bright like a mf diamond!!!! I definitely understand everything you could say, or been thru, because I've been thru it all guys!! For the most part anyway!! *WHAT HAPPENS IN THIS MESS STAYS IN THIS MESS!!!! IF YOU CAN EVEN FIND IT ON THE WAY OUT* JOIN ME FOR MY RAMBLING STORIES, AND OTHERS WHO'D LIKE TO SHARE THEIR MESS AND GET SOME FEEDBACK!!!!! ###

"You can't win if you don't pay"—that's a slogan used by a number of different state-run lotteries in the United States. It's a truism of sorts—the statement is obviously correct (both in the context of lotteries and more generally) and says nothing really interesting, but it makes for good ad copy.

Taste test: Does a $17 burger always taste better than a $4 one? Find out on this episode of Now I Know. A hamburger that costs $17 probably tastes good. No, it has to – who would pay $17 for a burger and fries that didn’t? No one – at least not twice. That makes sense: in order to stay in business with an expensive menu, whatever you’re selling better make for a good dining experience. But at some point, our palates can’t really discern between foods.

Edited by Shelly Oria—author and editor of Indelible in the Hippocampus—this explosive, intersectional collection of essays, fiction, poems, plays, and more, explores the universality of human reproductive experiences, as well as their distinct individuality.

Two all-beef patties. Special sauce. Lettuce. Cheese. Pickles. Onions. On a sesame seed bun. Those words were first penned by an advertising agency in the mid-1970s, and then set to music.

Libraries are, increasingly, more than just books—they're repositories of information, and all that knowledge is made open to the public. You can scan decades-old magazines now stored on microfiche, check out CDs and DVDs (and even vinyl and VHS tapes, if you have a device that can play them), and you can surf the internet with reckless abandon.

A typical Hershey's chocolate bar is 1.55 ounces (or about 44 grams) and contains 210 calories—most of which are empty, or nutrient-less, calories. No doubt about it, Hershey bars are a treat—and there are few people, if any, who would say otherwise.

In 1999, a 22-year-old Missouri man named Cornealious Michael Anderson held up a Burger King at gunpoint, making away with more than $2,000 in cash. He was captured two months later, and in July 2000, Mike Anderson was convicted of armed robbery and sentenced to 13 years in prison.

Imagine what Earth was like a thousand years ago—the year 1015. Almost everything would be foreign to modern eyes and ears—even the language would be incomprehensible.

"I Will Know You' dives into the heart of self-discovery, exploring how life, love, and the people we meet shape who we become. Join me as I uncover the layers of self, one story and connection at a time - because knowing others is how we truly come to know ourselves.

This is my very interesting podcast. A space where we talk about any and everything! We talk about mental health and recovery, we feature new authors and new business, & we have conversations that no other platform will have. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosts Nick Durst and Joe Calabrese uncover the origin stories of some of the biggest names in sports, media, entertainment, and pop culture. #YKIR This is another Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a podcast network and digital media production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network by going to HurrdatMedia.com or the Hurrdat Media YouTube channel!

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Join besties Jon and Kellie, who live on opposite coasts, as they dive into a variety of random topics they're weirdly passionate about. Whether it's pop culture, science (totally kidding!), travel, or everyday life, Jon and Kellie bring their unique perspectives, mutual ability to overshare, and over-the-top personalities to the table, making sure they truly understand each other (and you do too!). They're thrilled to have you tag along, do you know what they mean when they say that??

Brett Holcomb's podcast, "D'You Know What I Mean?", offers a dynamic and engaging exploration of a wide range of topics, including life experiences, sports, entertainment, broadcasting, music, and whatever happens to be on Brett's mind at the moment. With a conversational and relatable style, Brett shares insights, anecdotes, and perspectives on various subjects, creating a space for listeners to connect with his thoughts and experiences. The podcast promises a mix of entertainment and thought-provoking discussions, making it a versatile and enjoyable listen for those interested in a diverse ...