This is the Episode 1 I promised you—except it's actually Episode 2 now because you asked me about Spencer Cox and that felt worth exploring first. But here we are: five jobs that used to support families, build communities, and shape daily life—then disappeared because we found better solutions or stopped needing them entirely.

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This episode discusses historical labor practices and working conditions. Treatment is historical and analytical.

Let's see what the world's been hiding.

You asked a simple question: "Why is Spencer Cox so unpopular?" Turns out the answer is more complicated than either of us expected.

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This episode discusses political topics including LGBTQ rights, gender-affirming care, and political violence (assassination attempt). Treatment is analytical and factual, not advocacy.

Let's see what the world's been hiding.

Two hours back from Logan, chasing down the word "discriminant," spiraling through Michelin stars, tire rubber, the Korean War, Berlin's four sectors, and the BMW logo. None of it planned, all of it worth it.

This is the origin story—why I'm making these, what they'll sound like, and what I'm hoping you get out of them. You're leaving for college in eight months, and texts aren't the same as conversations. So here's the deal: I send you weird facts, you send me oddball links, and we keep the rabbit holes going.

Consider this the pilot. The rest will be tighter, themed, and (mostly) AI-narrated after this intro. But this one's all me, telling you what happened and why it mattered enough to turn into something you can keep.

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This episode references war casualties and historical military conflicts. Treatment is informational and respectful.

Let's see what the world's been hiding.