Cubicle Comrades
Two coworkers. One podcast. No hope for retirement.
Episodes
This Valentines Day Weekend, your comrades love you so much that we decided to drop another episode for you all as a little present! We couldn't afford anything else since we didn't win the lottery again.
This episode Reggie and Michelle explore some topics that have been puttering around the internet, including a Japanese host/hostess clubs, Davos Disaster, how Michelle might be radicalized and a bit other crazy things along the ...
To quote Autre Ne Veut, "this is not a world for you to love." Comrade Ian joins the gang to discuss whether we've made any progress since last Valentine's Day (spoiler: we haven't) before things veer into bleaker pastures. On the plus side, I taught myself how to insert "censor" beeps whilst editing this episode.
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Money's too tight to mention. So, your comrades wax pathetic on the state of the world and their floundering finances. Not for nothing, but I edited this episode during a snowstorm.
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Your comrades are back and we still haven't won the lottery. Surprise to no one.
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Things are not what they seem and your comrades are determined to get to the bottom of it. Or maybe just get money out of it. Who even knows anymore.
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Remember how Prince had a vault chock full of unreleased recordings when he died? Well, your comrades are kind of like "The Purple One" in that we, too, have a significant amount of unreleased material. You can probably guess where this is headed. That's right, this is one of the episodes from our vault. Lucky you! Also, Comrade Ian joins us for this one.
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Aka. She’s only SEVENTEEEEEEEEN
On the final episode covering The Hundred Years War, Michelle and her squeaky chair get overly emotional over medieval badass Joan of Arc and the anti-climatic wind down because Charles VII sucks.
We appreciate your patience in this one!
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Continue on with your comrades to learn more about the Hundred Years War: featuring the Black Prince, why being a royal hostage is kiiiiiinda cushy, Longbowmen literally killing it at the Battle of Agincourt, and a little taste of the Hundred Years War firey end.
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Note: Michelle made an oopsie last episode with the title (and new series intro). If you...
Welcome to a new series by your loyal comrades taking you through interesting parts of human history! The first series will cover the Hundred Years War where England and France fight and make it everyone's problem.
Featuring Royal Family Trees, Controlling Mothers, The Plague, Longbows and why it's likely we wouldn't be good faithful nobles at the end of the day.
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We may not be here when you call, but we're here when it counts! Actually, that kind of makes us sound like shitty friends. Well, be that as it may, your comrades are back for one last go 'round of 2024! Enjoy this blessedly short retrospective and we'll catch you in 2025!
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The comrades discuss the results of the 2024 Election and discuss what may be next for the good ol' US of A.
Also blame Michelle's dinosaur computer for getting this episode out late.
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Outro Music: Dangerous Blues by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band
Your faithful comrades talk about the brewing storm that is the 2024 US Election.
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Wait, why is it 80 degrees on Halloween?! In this episode, the comrades discuss the inescapable horror of living on the slow cooker we call planet Earth; wild weather, invasive species run amok, the futility of carbon offsets, and more! Listen if you dare! Muahahahahaha!
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Two episodes in 24 hours?! Michelle breaks down the federal case against Sean "Diddy" Combs while Reg says things that could get the comrades put on a watchlist. Surprised? You shouldn't be. I thought I told you that we won't stop?
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After weeks adrift, the comrades return in a lively episode dedicated to their latest obsession; Discovery Channel docu-series, I SHOULDN'T BE ALIVE. Grab your safety matches, reflective blanket, and a canteen full of fresh water as the two most risk-averse people you know convince themselves to never leave their homes again.
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In this episode we review the Netflix documentary, "How to Rob a Bank" about Scott Scurlock, who robbed over a dozen banks in the Seattle area in the early 1990s.
As always, fan mail, hate mail, and bribes can be sent to us at CubicleComrades@gmail.com
What if I told you that we did an episode about strategies for dealing with burnout that went completely off the rails? Would that surprise you? More importantly, would that be something that might pique your interest? If so, then this one's for you.
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Michelle does another historical episode and this time around it's about The Bloody Benders, an infamous family of 19th century serial killers in the heartland of America. This one turned out to be extra creepy not only because of the subject matter but also because of some unexplained track noises discovered whilst editing. Reg was able to scrub them from the episode, but if you want to hear the raw audio for yourself just give us...
Comrade Joe joins the gang for a discussion on free speech in America, troubling current developments, and how new technologies will affect the future of freedom of expression.
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