Meg & Jeremy
Uncontained Multitudes
Uncontained Multitudes is a biweekly podcast exploring cultural perspectives and experiences by gifted-kid burnouts Meg and Jeremy
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Episodes
Ep 6 - The Serving Industry 19.04.2024 1:31:46
This week, the gifted kid burnouts delve into what it's like working in the pseudo-sexual restaurant and serving industry. Exploring topics such as neurotic customers, neurotic coworkers, neurotic bosses, emotional labor, and how you're the only normal person working there and nothing is ever your fault.
Ep 5 - Food Delivery Pimps 05.04.2024 1:09:56
The gifted kid burnouts explore the recent discourse surrounding food delivery apps such as doordash. Delving into the ethical, cultural, and economic facets surrounding their chronic use.
Ep 4 - The Price of Fear 23.03.2024 1:28:10
The gifted kid burnouts delve into our pasts in American academia, recalling formative stories from highschool. Ft a live reading of original literature and a special guest: Gracie!
Ep 3 - The Quirkification of Willy Wonka 08.03.2024 1:18:22
This week, the gifted kid burnouts discuss the stark shift in the media depiction of Willy Wonka from neurotic billionaire candy maker to quirky innocent theatre kid. And the powers that be that greenlit such a script to be filmed.
Ep 2 - Gas Station Boner Pills 24.02.2024 1:11:54
For our second episode, we attempt to tackle the sprawling and multi-faceted concept of those Rhino 3000 pills you buy at sketchy gas stations, as well as the vitamin supplement industry at large.
Ep 1 - Gifted Kid Burnouts 11.02.2024 1:10:54
For the long-awaited debut of Uncontained Multitudes, the podcast of celebrated gifted kid burnouts Meg and Jeremy, we interview each other with a fun lil ice breaker card game.
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