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A Think First Podcast with Jim Detjen

A Think First Podcast with Jim Detjen

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Think First is a short-form podcast that makes you pause — before you scroll, share, or believe the headline.


Hosted by Jim Detjen, a guy who’s been gaslit enough to start a podcast about it, Think First dives into modern narratives, media manipulation, and cultural BS — all through the lens of gaslighting and poetic truth.


Some episodes are two minutes. Some are an hour. It depends on the story — and the energy drink situation.


No rants. No lectures. Just sharp questions, quick insights, and the occasional laugh to keep things sane.


Whether you’re dodging spin in the news, politics, or that “trust me, bro” post in your feed… take a breath. Think first.


Visit Gaslight360.com/clarity to sharpen your BS filter and explore the 6-step clarity framework.


🚨Distorted is set to release on February 10, 2026, and pre-orders are now available on Ingram, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble.

Reserve your copy today — and join me in cutting through the distortion.

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  • #85 Nick Fuentes and the Internet’s Real Power

    #85 Nick Fuentes and the Internet’s Real Power
    Dec 15 2025

    Nick Fuentes didn’t appear in a vacuum — and this episode isn’t about defending or denouncing him.

    It’s about why certain voices cut through during moments of institutional fatigue — and why the same mechanics repeat across the political spectrum.

    Drawing on campus observations, recent media flashpoints, and Episode #52 (The Pendulum Swing of Gen Z), we look at how attention, irony, certainty, and drift shape what rises online.

    Not persuasion — selection.

    And if something in the conversation feels clarifying, this episode asks a quieter question:
    Is it informing you — or just making things feel simpler?


    Support the show

    Stay sharp. Stay skeptical. #SpotTheGaslight
    Read and reflect at Gaslight360.com/clarity
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    43 m
  • #84 The 150-Terabyte Moment No One Talks About

    #84 The 150-Terabyte Moment No One Talks About
    Dec 9 2025

    Every human carries the most advanced backup system on Earth — and it’s not your phone, your cloud account, or anything designed in Silicon Valley. It’s older, denser, more durable, and capable of moving more information in a single moment than most companies store for all their customers combined.

    In this episode, we explore the staggering information inside DNA, why one human cell holds hundreds of megabytes of data, and what it means when biology quietly outperforms every digital system we’ve ever built. Featuring insights from Microsoft Research, dry humor, and a few critical-thinking questions that will shift how you think about data altogether.

    And if you want to go deeper into the philosophical side of this conversation, check out Episode #80, DNA and the Soul · The Architecture of Continuity. It pairs seamlessly with today’s episode.

    Think first… laugh second.

    Support the show

    Stay sharp. Stay skeptical. #SpotTheGaslight
    Read and reflect at Gaslight360.com/clarity
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    23 m
  • 🔸 Poetic Truth · When Feeling Replaces Fact

    🔸 Poetic Truth · When Feeling Replaces Fact
    Dec 5 2025

    What if the most powerful lies… don’t look like lies at all?

    In this episode of Think First, we unpack poetic truth — the kind of storytelling that sounds noble, feels right, and spreads fast… even when it’s not true. From history to Hollywood, we break down how emotional narratives are replacing reality — and why challenging them comes with a cost.

    Because when facts become optional… the loudest feelings win.

    Support the show

    Stay sharp. Stay skeptical. #SpotTheGaslight
    Read and reflect at Gaslight360.com/clarity
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    7 m
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