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NOTHING IMPORTANT HAPPENED TODAY with WILL CARVER

NOTHING IMPORTANT HAPPENED TODAY with WILL CARVER

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Navigating the ever-changing world one insignificant matter at a time. (And turning the inane, boring and ridiculous into literary gold.)

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  • It Can't Be What It Isn't

    It Can't Be What It Isn't
    Oct 14 2025
    The importance of the words we use, the latest season of Married at First Sight UK, and how to manifest your destiny. Subjects that shouldn't really go together but that's why you come to this podcast. Throw in some Jim Carrey, trauma, and equal pay, and you've got just another episode of Nothing Important Happened Today, the podcast that thinks the little things are worth thinking about.

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    24 m
  • ***SPECIAL*** Interview with Brendan Patricks

    ***SPECIAL*** Interview with Brendan Patricks
    Oct 5 2025

    Something a little different this week as Will links up with former co-host SJ Watson for a special episode of Let's Get Lit where they interview actor Brendan Patricks about what it is to live a creative life.

    They share a drink whilst talking about craft, struggles, magic and the joys of working at Blockbuster Video.

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    49 m
  • Waiting on the World to Change.

    Waiting on the World to Change.
    Oct 1 2025

    He's back!

    And he's been thinking about stuff.


    In the first episode of a new season, Will talks about stupidity. He considers the best way to gain a following and build an audience, and whether it's really worth it to lean to one side or be controversial for the sake of it.

    How do we get from the place we are at now, to the place that we really want to be?

    And why are smart people are so annoyingly stupid?

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    22 m
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