Katie•Kyla

The k•hole

The k•hole is a curiosity podcast where every week we pick a topic and let curiosity take over. Each episode starts with a single idea—then quickly spirals into coincidences, psychology, cultural obsessions, dreams, strange stories, and whatever connections our brains decide to make along the way. Some episodes are thoughtful, some chaotic, and some spiral into places we definitely didn’t plan to go. Welcome to the k•hole.

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Katie•Kyla

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Society

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Último episodio

2 de oct. de 2026

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Episodios

Concussions, Sociopathy, and Data Bias 02.04.2026

We start with concussions and spiral into sociopathy, self-expression, and what it really means to “dress the part” in systems built around men. Women and queer folks are expected to do more, prove more, and still get less. All we want is bigger bathrooms and bigger pockets… is that so hard? Welcome to the k•hole

What’s that word? Oh, Apophenia 26.03.2026

What does it mean when things feel too coincidental to be random? In our first episode, we spiral into the strange phenomenon of apophenia —the human tendency to see patterns where there may not be any. From eerie déjà vu moments to recurring dreams that refuse to let go, we explore the weird ways our brains try to make sense of the world. This week’s k•hole includes sleepwalking, strange sleep ri...

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