Do It Fluid & Firesticks
If You’re Anything Like Me…
If You’re Anything Like Me is the show for people who aren’t political—but still live in a world where politics decides everything from the price of groceries to who gets justice and who doesn’t. Here, we break down the headlines, the hearings, the policies, and the power moves in a way that’s simple, direct, and real. No jargon. No talking in circles. Just the truth about what’s happening, why it matters, and how it actually affects your life. Because you’re not a political person. And neither am I.But we’re all living with the results. New episodes every week. Stay curious.
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Do It Fluid & Firesticks
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13 de feb. de 2026
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The Affects of the Cost of Living 13.02.2026 7:26
In this episode of If You’re Anything Like Me , we’re talking about the cost of living — not in talking points, but in real life. Groceries, rent, gas, wages, and why everything feels heavier even when the numbers don’t always tell the full story. This isn’t about blaming or defending a political party. It’s about breaking down what’s actually driving the pressure people are feeling, what’s struc...
If You’re Anything Like Me (IYALM) 12.01.2026 1:32
If You’re Anything Like Me (IYALM) breaks down politics for people who don’t consider themselves political — but still feel the impact every day. This podcast focuses on slowing down the headlines, explaining what’s actually happening, and connecting policy decisions to real life. No spin. No yelling. Just context, clarity, and conversation. New episodes coming soon.
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