Calahan Steed
What Makes Me Mad
Some things in this world make me mad, find out what they are
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Calahan Steed
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Jun 1, 2024
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Episodes
Episode 9: OK Boomer Isn't Cool 14.11.2019 34:06
I discuss why students going too hard on presentations, banging my shin underneath a desk and much more. Enjoy!
Episode 8: Senior Frustration Is Let Out ft. KO 06.11.2019 47:54
KO joins the podcast to discuss why advising makes us mad, ideas for the UW system to save money and much more. It was a good time. Enjoy!
Episode 7: How is Mel Kiper Jr. More of a Game Changer Than Aaron Rodgers ft. Dalton 30.10.2019 32:28
Dalton joins me on the podcast to discuss NFL top 100's terrible game changer rankings, listening to church music while working out, professors wanting more student participation and much more. Enjoy!
Episode 6: Sickness, Video Games & Graduation Fees 23.10.2019 27:22
On the pod, I discuss why I get angry about STILL being sick, getting charged a fee to graduate and much more. Enjoy!
Episode 5: Getting Heated About Pumpkin Patches ft. Annmarie 16.10.2019 30:07
Annmarie joins the pod to discuss why I get mad at colds, Instagram, and NFL Coaches
Episode 4: KO Gets Heated About WWE 09.10.2019 41:23
On the pod, KO and I get worked up about cable companies, sports announcers and WWE. Enjoy!
Episode 3: All Alone 02.10.2019 30:21
Just me ranting about homework, protestors and game shows. Enjoy!
Episode 2 w/ KO 25.09.2019 35:59
I discuss why I'm mad at concert fans, middle schoolers and parents not watching their kids. Enjoy!
Episode 1: Getting Upset About PDA, Parking Lots, & Pumpkin ft. Annmarie 17.09.2019 31:25
On the pod, I explain my beef with PDA in parking lots, celebrating fall too early, and a whole other bunch of small things. Enjoy!
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