Today’s episode takes listeners from the chaos of overengineered coffee machines to the absurd ritual of charging “moon water” under the full moon, blending workplace comedy with modern mysticism. The show then dives into wild pop culture stories—like a Guns N’ Roses tell-all, cloned dogs, and the “re-Hooterization” of Hooters—balancing scandal with humor. Rounding things out, we sip Coca-Cola’s AI-inspired holiday flavor and question Trader Joe’s bug-cheese experiment, proving once again that modern life is equal parts high-tech, nostalgic, and bizarrely delicious.
All content for Ian Camfield is the property of Audacy and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
Today’s episode takes listeners from the chaos of overengineered coffee machines to the absurd ritual of charging “moon water” under the full moon, blending workplace comedy with modern mysticism. The show then dives into wild pop culture stories—like a Guns N’ Roses tell-all, cloned dogs, and the “re-Hooterization” of Hooters—balancing scandal with humor. Rounding things out, we sip Coca-Cola’s AI-inspired holiday flavor and question Trader Joe’s bug-cheese experiment, proving once again that modern life is equal parts high-tech, nostalgic, and bizarrely delicious.
Denver braces for frosty fall weather as news breaks of Kiss legend Ace Frehley’s passing at 74, sparking tributes from bands like Weezer, Green Day, and Rage Against the Machine. Charlie Sheen reportedly dating a man fuels light-hearted “Two Men” reboot jokes, Aldi launches a $40 Thanksgiving dinner for ten, and 21 Pilots’ tour wows crowds with a flaming car. The hosts debate lead-tainted protein powders, mock TikTok-driven dining culture, and preview Hallmark’s new A Pickleball Christmas—a quirky twist on holiday nostalgia and Bed Bath & Beyond’s unlikely second life.
Ian Camfield
Today’s episode takes listeners from the chaos of overengineered coffee machines to the absurd ritual of charging “moon water” under the full moon, blending workplace comedy with modern mysticism. The show then dives into wild pop culture stories—like a Guns N’ Roses tell-all, cloned dogs, and the “re-Hooterization” of Hooters—balancing scandal with humor. Rounding things out, we sip Coca-Cola’s AI-inspired holiday flavor and question Trader Joe’s bug-cheese experiment, proving once again that modern life is equal parts high-tech, nostalgic, and bizarrely delicious.
