Best Podcast Episodes About DOOM
Everything podcasters are saying about DOOM — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Mar 25, 2026 – 18 episodes
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“… the sex the like you know the real stuff like the real stuff where I'm like what if you got your period when you were climbing the slopes of Mount Doom what would you do like are you free bleeding like are you like do you have cramps Sarah J Maas is getting the hard-hitting facts I just want to know maybe some people don't want to know those things but I was like I get such I do such a deep dive into the world into these characters that I'm thinking of like bathroom breaks when was their last period like all of that I think it's so obvious though that although they're and we always hear the …”
“… and like i want to write about that shit i'm like that's like i mean it's not only like funny to me but it's also like this is a reality it's like our life like i'm like and so like in my books i'm like i want to write about things that like you know the sex the like you know the real stuff like the real stuff where I'm like what if you got your period when you were climbing the slopes of Mount Doom what would you do like are you free bleeding like are you like do you have cramps Sarah J Maas is getting the hard-hitting facts I just want to know maybe some people don't want to know those things but I was like I get such I do such a deep dive into the world into these characters that I'm thinking of like bathroom breaks when was their last period like all of that I think it's so obvious though that although they're and we always hear the negatives there is such clearly an appetite for what you've done. I also love how you talk about the real stuff, because speaking of the real stuff, obviously, yes, your books are fiction, but like you are hitting very real, honest topics that you can kind of extract what you want to take from each. And I think there was a lot of online discourse …”
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Imagine climbing Mount Doom while dealing with your period! This segment hilariously explores the absurdity of combining epic fantasy with everyday women's experiences, like menstruation and sex. The vivid imagery and relatable humor make for a compelling discussion that resonates with anyone who's ever thought about the 'real stuff' in fiction.
“however so Avengers Doomsday you gonna have to see it in a different format the IMAX belongs to Denis Villeneuve so any any feelings on that yes I if it had to be one or the other because they were going to both stay on the same day I glad it doing That's a pretty easy call for me. It's honestly genuinely uncomplicated. I think this is like I'm hopeful that Doomsday will be good. I think this is like pretty embarrassing for the MCU to have like hugely planted the flag …”
“however so Avengers Doomsday you gonna have to see it in a different format the IMAX belongs to Denis Villeneuve so any any feelings on that yes I if it had to be one or the other because they were going to both stay on the same day I glad it doing That's a pretty easy call for me. It's honestly genuinely uncomplicated. I think this is like I'm hopeful that Doomsday will be good. I think this is like pretty embarrassing for the MCU to have like hugely planted the flag with this big showy countdown clock puff peacock puffed out the feathers and flex like we're not gonna fucking move you move for us and then it's like not only did do not move they got imax it's just embarrassing so that's a shame it's not just embarrassing it's like i mean it is you're not the primary force in pop culture anymore it's like a …”
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Dune Part Three promises to explore the darker themes of heroism and messiah narratives, diverging from the glorified portrayal of Paul Atreides. Denis Villeneuve aims to adapt Dune Messiah, revealing the complexities of Paul's character and the consequences of his actions after a significant time jump. This installment is set to challenge audience expectations, offering a more action-packed and tense experience than its predecessors.
“… of Henry, Maybe to your romantic souls longing for a missing Henry. But, you know, did this feel like a Whitney Hallistrom will return in Avengers Doomsday sort of moment? Or did this feel like a perfect kind of button on the character? What do you think, Jodi? I mean, I do believe that the threat of Whitney returning is always there. I mean, that's what he says when Henry's like, do you really think I'm going to fucking run with you? Are you crazy? I'm a sir. The flashback and forth between the passports of like, Sir Henry Muck and like the Lithuanian name. It's like, yes, sir. On his …”
“… that this is from a more extended sequence in a gay club in Lithuania. And this is like a shot through a glory hole in a gay club in Lithuania. And him just being sort of paranoid about what's on the other side of that, thinking about him, his use of Henry, Maybe to your romantic souls longing for a missing Henry. But, you know, did this feel like a Whitney Hallistrom will return in Avengers Doomsday sort of moment? Or did this feel like a perfect kind of button on the character? What do you think, Jodi? I mean, I do believe that the threat of Whitney returning is always there. I mean, that's what he says when Henry's like, do you really think I'm going to fucking run with you? Are you crazy? I'm a sir. The flashback and forth between the passports of like, Sir Henry Muck and like the Lithuanian name. It's like, yes, sir. On his passport. You think I'm going to run with you? And Whitney is basically like, we're not running. We're repositioning ourselves. And incredible. That is his Avenger superpower. It is his only power is to. And it's the power that Henry has marveled at is like his ability to constantly reposition himself slap on some beard glue and tell a new story um it i …”
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Whitney's manipulative charm keeps viewers hooked, even as his character faces a downturn. In a gripping discussion about his role in a gay club setting, the hosts explore how his dynamic with Henry offers both tension and closure. Despite Whitney's potential downfall, the allure of his return remains strong, leaving fans eager for more drama.
“… that I would. What would they go at? That's why I picked it. I'm just wondering. They've been stuck in the ER for too long. Well, you could pick Doom Part II as your space savior. I certainly could, and maybe I will. Because you have not selected a space savior yet, right? So there you go. Thank you, Joe. Chris, you're up. You could go in a number of different ways here. You have Interstellar and Apollo 13. What are you taking? I'm scared. I'm a little bit scared about what you might do and how it might impact me. Let's go Event Horizon. Love it Sam Neill baby Yeah because it kind of a There …”
“… two but i would say part two is the more saviors-y of the two movies sure because it ought to be when you say empires are coming back Aaron, would you say other Star Wars movies are the more visually splendory? I don't know that I would. I don't know that I would. What would they go at? That's why I picked it. I'm just wondering. They've been stuck in the ER for too long. Well, you could pick Doom Part II as your space savior. I certainly could, and maybe I will. Because you have not selected a space savior yet, right? So there you go. Thank you, Joe. Chris, you're up. You could go in a number of different ways here. You have Interstellar and Apollo 13. What are you taking? I'm scared. I'm a little bit scared about what you might do and how it might impact me. Let's go Event Horizon. Love it Sam Neill baby Yeah because it kind of a There are more sustained examples of space horror but there nothing more horrifying than the Hirana Mispash sequence of Event Horizon, which I still can't believe was released into movie theaters and that I saw at the age that I saw it. How old were you? What year did it come out? No idea. 97? 97. I was in college, so it was okay. But still, me and …”
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Dune, directed by Denis Villeneuve, has captivated audiences with its stunning visuals and deep storytelling, especially during its release amidst the COVID pandemic. The discussion highlights how the first part of the film exceeded expectations and sparked a cultural moment, contrasting it with the second part, which is also praised but seen as less groundbreaking. The conversation also touches on the film's themes of space and desert, engaging in a playful debate about its classification.
“… That is a 19. No. That is a... Need AI to do that? I need AI to do... This is a 17 on the Lucid score. Pretty good. Pretty decent. Let's go to the Doom Scroll.”
“… your name? My name is Tom McCloud. And he's like, no, dog, you're Elvis Presley, 1957. We saw you. Or maybe 1967, a little bit bigger. Good fake name. Tom McCloud. That's a good fake name. That's a real guy. I believe it. So danger score? Four. Wow. That is a 19. No. That is a... Need AI to do that? I need AI to do... This is a 17 on the Lucid score. Pretty good. Pretty decent. Let's go to the Doom Scroll.”
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What if Jim Carrey is a clone speaking French? This segment dives into a wild theory about celebrity cloning, touching on the implications of such technology and the potential for chaos in society. The conversation leads into a unique scoring system, the 'Lucid' scores, which rates the story's legs, unintentional comedy, sinisterness, intrigue, and danger.
“… you. You got it. I'm gonna say it phonetically, because I don't know. But he's a New York Times bestselling author. It's amazing. We have Kai Von Doom. Kai Von Doom. She's a black lesbian comedian who was just voted Rochester's best comedian through City Newspaper. I have Brian Enk, which is a straight comedian from Rochester. Now lives in Syracuse, but because he's, we always say, I want to have a drag queen, a lesbian, a gay guy, and an ally. So we can have all of our things out there and kind of shine a light. I've known Brian since he was five. I do his mother's hair. So I was like, oh, …”
“… be here forever. Every fourth Thursday. Every fourth Thursday. Of the month. That's how you know you can find Agadoon at therapy. And again, you talked a little bit about this month's show. This month's show. So yeah, we have Jonathan Graziano. I got you. You got it. I'm gonna say it phonetically, because I don't know. But he's a New York Times bestselling author. It's amazing. We have Kai Von Doom. Kai Von Doom. She's a black lesbian comedian who was just voted Rochester's best comedian through City Newspaper. I have Brian Enk, which is a straight comedian from Rochester. Now lives in Syracuse, but because he's, we always say, I want to have a drag queen, a lesbian, a gay guy, and an ally. So we can have all of our things out there and kind of shine a light. I've known Brian since he was five. I do his mother's hair. So I was like, oh, you're coming, because I've got stories. You do his mother's hair? Yes. That's amazing. So it's amazing. And then I have Darian Lake, which we all know and love, from RuPaul's Drag Race season six and All Stars eight and Rochester icon. And so we've got a little something for everyone. Online more information at the Carlson's website. You can check …”
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A charity bingo event hosted by a drag queen at The Carlson brought together a diverse crowd, showcasing the importance of inclusion in entertainment. Featuring a lineup of comedians from various backgrounds, this monthly event aims to connect the community through laughter and shared experiences. Join Agadoon every fourth Thursday for a light-hearted evening that celebrates diversity.
“Legion of who? Oh, yeah, I almost forgot about them. Because by this time, by at least some accounts, the Legion of Doom was dead. Like Frack magazine published their obituary on May 28, 1990, quote, the Legion of Doom will long be remembered in the computer underground as an innovative and pioneering force. No other group dedicated to the pursuit of computer and telecommunication knowledge has survived longer and none probably will. The Legion of Doom from 1984 to 1990, end quote. The article ended with a list of all the LOD members and when they'd left and why …”
“Legion of who? Oh, yeah, I almost forgot about them. Because by this time, by at least some accounts, the Legion of Doom was dead. Like Frack magazine published their obituary on May 28, 1990, quote, the Legion of Doom will long be remembered in the computer underground as an innovative and pioneering force. No other group dedicated to the pursuit of computer and telecommunication knowledge has survived longer and none probably will. The Legion of Doom from 1984 to 1990, end quote. The article ended with a list of all the LOD members and when they'd left and why they left like it was some kind of memorial. The Prophet, member from 88 to 89, reason for leaving, bust hacking. FiberOptic, 89 to 90, New York, reason for leaving, bust hacking, which that's not actually true. FiberOptic got kicked out, remember? You know whose name is not on here is Eric Bloodaxe, whose real name is Chris Goggins, or his …”
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The Legion of Doom, once a powerful force in the hacker underground, faced a dramatic decline in 1990 due to increased government crackdowns. Following the arrest of key members for hacking charges, the group's founder attempted to revive it, even as many fled or cooperated with authorities. This tension led to a unique moment where a hacker considered switching sides to work with law enforcement, illustrating the shifting landscape of cybercrime.
“… and that brought a great sense of satisfaction on its own. But the police were convinced they were evil, anarchist, supervillains. I mean, Legion of Doom is a group of supervillains in the comic books, right? And I was talking with a friend the other day, and he said that the more menacing a hacker group name sounds, the likely more innocent that they are. And the more innocent the name is, the more dangerous it probably is. Like, Legion of Doom sounds dangerous, and Lizard Squad sounds pretty silly, yet it's really the other way around. The Stingboards caught some of the noobs who wanted to be …”
“was impossible, and that brought a great sense of satisfaction on its own. But the police were convinced they were evil, anarchist, supervillains. I mean, Legion of Doom is a group of supervillains in the comic books, right? And I was talking with a friend the other day, and he said that the more menacing a hacker group name sounds, the likely more innocent that they are. And the more innocent the name is, the more dangerous it probably is. Like, Legion of Doom sounds dangerous, and Lizard Squad sounds pretty silly, yet it's really the other way around. The Stingboards caught some of the noobs who wanted to be an LOD, but the police really wanted to stop the core members of Legion of Doom. There was one hacker named Wasp who started crashing computers at Bellcore. That's the telecommunications research and development arm of the Bell Telephone Company. And he was just going in, smashing up the place, taking things down, just causing havoc in the phone …”
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Control-C, a hacker from the infamous Legion of Doom, became a local hero after being caught by Michigan Bell. Instead of facing severe consequences, he was turned into a mascot for the company, helping them improve security while still being part of the hacker community. This story reveals the surprising relationship between hackers and corporations in the 80s.
“… to say nothing of all my extra content. So head on over, download the app to your phone. Your Android, your Apple TV, your Roku, your Samsung, your Doom Atari controller that is being played by stem cells derived from neonatal foreskins. Whatever computing devices you use, get the Daily Wire Plus apps today. I couldn't pick just one comment yesterday. You did not disappoint in my episode about how scientists have taught neonatal foreskin to play Doom, to play a video game. You didn't disappoint. From the Drummer's Workshop, Norm's Music says, What console did the scientists use for that …”
“… actually the main reason. I want more people to click on my smiling little mug there, and I want to mog all of them with my subscriptions. On top of that, it's the best way to watch shows. And that's how you get the video version of Morning Wire, to say nothing of all my extra content. So head on over, download the app to your phone. Your Android, your Apple TV, your Roku, your Samsung, your Doom Atari controller that is being played by stem cells derived from neonatal foreskins. Whatever computing devices you use, get the Daily Wire Plus apps today. I couldn't pick just one comment yesterday. You did not disappoint in my episode about how scientists have taught neonatal foreskin to play Doom, to play a video game. You didn't disappoint. From the Drummer's Workshop, Norm's Music says, What console did the scientists use for that experiment? Skintendo? And Adam Howard4775 says, we teach foreskins to play Doom not because it is easy but because it is hard I love that because that's really a double pun that's a pun that plays on two levels one, you know, you just you get in there and it's kind of funny we go to the moon not because it is easy we used to go to the moon now we just …”
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The Epstein case continues to be shrouded in mystery and deception, with new revelations about prison guard misconduct and ongoing public skepticism about the official narrative.
New revelations about Epstein's death involve a prison guard caught in lies, highlighting ongoing mysteries despite FBI's closure of the case.
“… what the name of that character is from conan the barbarian because that character is a sick villain that James Earl Jones plays. It is Thulsa Doom. That's cool. So what's the son's name? Doom 2? Well, in the Apollo-Adonis formulation, would it be like Thalor, Doom? Like something similar but different? Just honestly, put me in the room for this movie. I worship the John Milius original. Conan the Destroyer, not a big fan of. But, uh, god, this is I got interested again. Who's going to play Baby Conan? Nicholas Galitzin? Absolutely not. Austin Butler? Noah Centineo? Maybe. Could see that, …”
“… they did was they had james earl jones's character from the original conan the barbarian if he had a son then he could be the the adonis creed now now then we would be cooking with gas okay that's an idea now now you're excited well god i gotta remember what the name of that character is from conan the barbarian because that character is a sick villain that James Earl Jones plays. It is Thulsa Doom. That's cool. So what's the son's name? Doom 2? Well, in the Apollo-Adonis formulation, would it be like Thalor, Doom? Like something similar but different? Just honestly, put me in the room for this movie. I worship the John Milius original. Conan the Destroyer, not a big fan of. But, uh, god, this is I got interested again. Who's going to play Baby Conan? Nicholas Galitzin? Absolutely not. Austin Butler? Noah Centineo? Maybe. Could see that, right? Yeah. Will Poulter? I like Will Poulter. Okay. I'm firing off names here. Yeah, yeah. You're just firing off the cast of Warfare. That's true. Yeah. Well, I mean, maybe they should just bring the whole group back together together to do Conan the Barbarian. I'm excited you're excited. Yeah, Conan, not really in your interest set. No. We …”
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Christopher McQuarrie is set to direct a new 'Conan the Barbarian' movie for 20th Century Studios, with Arnold Schwarzenegger reprising his iconic role. At 78, Schwarzenegger's return raises questions about his ability to embody the character, but the potential for a fresh storyline involving Thulsa Doom's son has fans intrigued. This reboot could blend nostalgia with new narratives, making it an exciting prospect for both old and new audiences.
“… it's not easy to meet someone in real life either. So some people have taken it upon themselves to play digital matchmaker. Let's open up a new tab, Doom Scroll Speed Date. So picture this, it's late at night, you're doom scrolling, just consuming content until your brain shuts down and you can finally fall asleep. And then you come across a guy who also appears to be laying in bed, in the dark, in the same situation as you. And he starts talking directly to you through the screen. Oh, hi. It appears as though we're both doom scrolling at the same time right now. How's it going? What the hell's …”
“Let's get into our first story today. Love him or hate him, dating apps have been part of the romance ecosystem for over a decade, and they can be exhausting. But we live so much of our lives online these days, and it's not easy to meet someone in real life either. So some people have taken it upon themselves to play digital matchmaker. Let's open up a new tab, Doom Scroll Speed Date. So picture this, it's late at night, you're doom scrolling, just consuming content until your brain shuts down and you can finally fall asleep. And then you come across a guy who also appears to be laying in bed, in the dark, in the same situation as you. And he starts talking directly to you through the screen. Oh, hi. It appears as though we're both doom scrolling at the same time right now. How's it going? What the hell's going on on your feed right now? These are doom scroll dates. It's like a meet cute in the middle of the night when neither person should be awake. Actually, you know what? Don't answer that. It's getting late. You should probably go to bed. And I should probably go to bed. So it was cool bumping into you. Joseph Manzo, also known as Jojo Manzo, …”
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Doom scrolling at night might just lead you to love, thanks to a TikTok trend called doom scroll speed dating. Joseph Manzo, known as Jojo, created a series where he pretends to take viewers on late-night dates while they mindlessly scroll through their feeds, connecting people craving companionship. His innovative approach to matchmaking has sparked a community eager for connection in the digital age.
“… the way he portrays it is like – Bro, did you see – It all makes sense. Did you see that scientists put neurons in a Petri dish and had them play Doom, the video game? There's a video out there of a Petri dish. Just repeat the sentence. There's a Petri dish of neurons, and they hooked it up to Doom, the video game, and it's playing Doom. Oh, it's not. Bro, Matt, pull that up. That doesn't even make sense. Matt pull it up I'm telling you throw up my vid too because I was sitting on my couch terrified I'll send you the link neurons and a petri dish like a circular petri dish a clear circular …”
“… down to China number one. But it is an awesome video. I'll have to watch it. It is so good. This guy explains it so well. It's awesome. I think the scariest thing is like – So are you – you've accepted that and you believe it? Kind of, yeah. I mean the way he portrays it is like – Bro, did you see – It all makes sense. Did you see that scientists put neurons in a Petri dish and had them play Doom, the video game? There's a video out there of a Petri dish. Just repeat the sentence. There's a Petri dish of neurons, and they hooked it up to Doom, the video game, and it's playing Doom. Oh, it's not. Bro, Matt, pull that up. That doesn't even make sense. Matt pull it up I'm telling you throw up my vid too because I was sitting on my couch terrified I'll send you the link neurons and a petri dish like a circular petri dish a clear circular it's hooked up to a computer yeah let's hit let's hit this shade right here it's yeah so what it is is a petri dish of neurons I think it's neurons and they they hook it up to a computer and the computer it has a screen here and it's a doom first person and so people are saying so the first thing we did to have neurons think for themselves is put …”
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Scientists hooked up a Petri dish of neurons to play the video game Doom, raising alarming questions about AI's future. This bizarre experiment suggests that as AI evolves, it may carry memories of its origins in violence and chaos. The implications for humanity are terrifying, especially as rival nations race to develop superior AI technology.
“… movie does have a lot riding on it because we're into a new world There are some films. I don't want to sit here and act like they're not. Like Doomsday, that has to be a big fucking huge ridiculous deal. But Spider-Man, does Spider-Man need to be a big deal? Because I would be happy if we went into that Spider-Man film and they just gave us a good to great. It don't even need to be as good as the last one. Interesting. I don't know, man. I feel like again, we're post, post, post everything. I love you. I never know where you're going to be at What? Never let them know your next move This …”
“… that it does but like it shouldn't have to be culture changing like none of these movies now I will say a Superman movie it's a little different that's gotta move the needle that should move the needle Man of Tomorrow that should move that Superman movie does have a lot riding on it because we're into a new world There are some films. I don't want to sit here and act like they're not. Like Doomsday, that has to be a big fucking huge ridiculous deal. But Spider-Man, does Spider-Man need to be a big deal? Because I would be happy if we went into that Spider-Man film and they just gave us a good to great. It don't even need to be as good as the last one. Interesting. I don't know, man. I feel like again, we're post, post, post everything. I love you. I never know where you're going to be at What? Never let them know your next move This is why podcasting is good This is why these guys are the best You said Supergirl needed to be culture change No, no, I didn't say Supergirl needed to be I was more so saying that What You need one of them to be What buoyed the MCU is that They would have movies where you could Point to someone on screen Whether it was like Robert Downey Jr. or the …”
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The discussion revolves around the future of superhero films, particularly focusing on the upcoming 'Supergirl' and 'Man of Tomorrow' movies. The hosts express concern that these films may not have the cultural significance needed to revive interest in the genre, especially after the success of the MCU's early hits like 'Iron Man' and 'Black Panther'.
“… a massive propaganda exercise leveled against me and other Trump administration folks to make you believe nothing's happening, black pillars, doomers, they all have an agenda. They've got a 2028 agenda that is going and their agenda, by the way, is to tear apart this Republican movement based on faith, family and values. That is absolutely their agenda. It is a intentional kind of nuclear fission exercise from the inside. You know, there's a good piece about this. If you guys kind of gone viral today, if you want to read it, I don't have time to get the whole thing on the air. But he's a …”
“… media is full of Baghdad bobbies, too. Bobby, they're everywhere. They're propagandists, agitprop bullshitters. They're not serious journalists, and they're certainly not interested in the facts. Listen, I showed you in the beginning of the show, despite a massive propaganda exercise leveled against me and other Trump administration folks to make you believe nothing's happening, black pillars, doomers, they all have an agenda. They've got a 2028 agenda that is going and their agenda, by the way, is to tear apart this Republican movement based on faith, family and values. That is absolutely their agenda. It is a intentional kind of nuclear fission exercise from the inside. You know, there's a good piece about this. If you guys kind of gone viral today, if you want to read it, I don't have time to get the whole thing on the air. But he's a good account. I think it's Insurrection Barbie. I strongly encourage you to read a blog post, maybe a subsection. She has it attached on her ex account about what's going on. If you think any of this is real, this whole effort to dismantle this new coalition, or actually it's not. It's an old conservative coalition, but that's taken a new form in …”
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Despite media claims of division, Donald Trump enjoys unprecedented approval among Republicans, surpassing both Bush and Obama at a similar point in their presidencies. This reflects a strong, unified base that is not swayed by negative narratives, revealing that the real threat comes from within the party, not from external media. The so-called 'doom and gloom' narratives are simply a last-ditch effort by internal dissenters to fracture the movement.
“… make moves like this until you're sure about someone else that's on a much much much smaller deal for one they want to get the money you took Roman Doomsley in the first round yeah I mean yeah I mean listen you took of roma dunzey in the first round right but luther burton has been out playing rome rome is playing rome has been playing good he got he got a case of the drops a little bit he got hurt too got nicked he got hurt too but he's going to be good but luther burton i mean he showed promise he showed extreme promise and we've talked about it multiple times and he's popped out on film …”
“… the offense that you ran when you're in Carolina and people need to understand some people don't like the move some people have said oh why would you why would you let DJ Moore go hello did y'all see Luther Burden play last year thank you you don't make moves like this until you're sure about someone else that's on a much much much smaller deal for one they want to get the money you took Roman Doomsley in the first round yeah I mean yeah I mean listen you took of roma dunzey in the first round right but luther burton has been out playing rome rome is playing rome has been playing good he got he got a case of the drops a little bit he got hurt too got nicked he got hurt too but he's going to be good but luther burton i mean he showed promise he showed extreme promise and we've talked about it multiple times and he's popped out on film every time he's played yeah every time he's every time he's played so i think it's a good move especially for the Bears, it gives Josh Allen another target, another reliable target at that. And D.J. Moore, there's some things that he does really, really well. Great at contestant catches. He can go deep. He can catch shallows. He can catch the bubbles. …”
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The Buffalo Bills just traded for DJ Moore, a move that could elevate their offense significantly. Reuniting with former offensive coordinator Joe Brady, Moore brings versatility and reliability to a team that struggled with receiving yards last season. This trade signals the Bills' commitment to enhancing their roster and gives quarterback Josh Allen a much-needed target.
“… ultimately ridiculous. It is ultimately ridiculous. The Democrat Party. Here's the Democrat Party, by the way. I'm going to call this the Democrat Doom Parade. Never before have we seen this when the United States was in a military conflict where people were being freed around the world. where we removed a dictator who the Democrat Party, Joe Biden, had raised the bounty from $5 million to $15 million on Maduro. But because it happened on Donald Trump's watch, it was suddenly bad, and they would have rather had him back in charge again. Same goes. It took us minutes to vaporize the Ayatollah …”
“… lobster all the time. But, by God, you certainly don't want to spend that kind of money to give to people who would give their full measure of their life for the country. I mean, honestly, you people are so bankrupt intellectually and morally. It is ultimately ridiculous. It is ultimately ridiculous. The Democrat Party. Here's the Democrat Party, by the way. I'm going to call this the Democrat Doom Parade. Never before have we seen this when the United States was in a military conflict where people were being freed around the world. where we removed a dictator who the Democrat Party, Joe Biden, had raised the bounty from $5 million to $15 million on Maduro. But because it happened on Donald Trump's watch, it was suddenly bad, and they would have rather had him back in charge again. Same goes. It took us minutes to vaporize the Ayatollah Khomeini after 47 years of war on the United States. And the Democrat Party felt the need to wish that he was still in power and that the people were still in bondage and that women would have to wear hijabs and be treated as animals, as livestock for another generation. That's your Democrat Party. They're so mentally ill. But here's the Democrat …”
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The Democratic Party's criticism of military spending on troops' gourmet meals highlights a deeper moral bankruptcy when it comes to supporting military actions. While they oppose spending on soldiers, they seem to prefer dictators over democratic actions taken to free oppressed people. This contradiction raises questions about their commitment to national security and the well-being of those fighting for it.
“… get in the Avengers together. We're gonna bring people from different walks of life to come and party with you tonight. I did see there's Avengers Doomsday now. They're doing a three-hour, 45-minute one, and they got the X-Men in it, and the real just key jangling. Yeah, it's either gonna be okay or horrible. Yeah, it's either gonna be amazing in the sense that like Patrick Stewart. Patrick Stewart just does X-Men shit, I'm fine. But yeah, this is what happens at the end of CES. Our brains are reduced to a fine simmer. You're gonna do a courtesy sniff on me for Doomsday, aren't you? I'm going …”
“… apeshit crazy, by which I mean, I think all of us were in bed by 11. I mean, hey, there's tonight. Oh, yeah, then Edward Ongueso, Jr. and I are gonna go out until 12.01 a.m. is the plan. We're gonna go really crazy. Raging. I feel like we're gonna get in the Avengers together. We're gonna bring people from different walks of life to come and party with you tonight. I did see there's Avengers Doomsday now. They're doing a three-hour, 45-minute one, and they got the X-Men in it, and the real just key jangling. Yeah, it's either gonna be okay or horrible. Yeah, it's either gonna be amazing in the sense that like Patrick Stewart. Patrick Stewart just does X-Men shit, I'm fine. But yeah, this is what happens at the end of CES. Our brains are reduced to a fine simmer. You're gonna do a courtesy sniff on me for Doomsday, aren't you? I'm going to, if I manage to watch that fucking movie, I will actually. Yeah, let's watch. You'll courtesy sniff at me for, I did it, so you have to. Let's go see Avatar 3 with a fire in the ass right now. I have not seen any of the Avatar movies, man. I'll show you all. Let's go to Pandora. If it was on the Sphere, I'd watch it. Let's go to Pandora. But no, …”
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The CES suite returned last year after a pandemic-induced hiatus, but the atmosphere was already tense with COVID fears in 2020. As journalists mingled, concerns about sickness loomed large, leading to a unique blend of excitement and anxiety at the tech showcase. Despite the challenges, the suite's revival has been hailed as the best yet, showcasing the resilience of the event culture.
“… you extrapolate the curve, we don't have much time left. So take it seriously. Vote on it. And for more information, I recommend watching my show, DoomDebates.com where I discuss this every week. Yeah. In fact, I would like for the War Room Posse because they're not just going to get you and they're not just going to get the Doomer perspective. They're going to get all sorts of perspectives. I actually do have one final question that I failed to ask of the various guests that you've had or opponents that you've taken on at on the Doom Debate platform. Who has given you pause? Who is, you know, …”
“… are saying in Silicon Valley. They know this is coming. They've already driven the last few years of progress where I went from, you know, nice little language translation to it can do anything. It's an agent. It's about to replace a bunch of jobs. If you extrapolate the curve, we don't have much time left. So take it seriously. Vote on it. And for more information, I recommend watching my show, DoomDebates.com where I discuss this every week. Yeah. In fact, I would like for the War Room Posse because they're not just going to get you and they're not just going to get the Doomer perspective. They're going to get all sorts of perspectives. I actually do have one final question that I failed to ask of the various guests that you've had or opponents that you've taken on at on the Doom Debate platform. Who has given you pause? Who is, you know, swayed your opinion the most if it's been swayed at all? There's been a couple smart insiders from different AI companies. So like OpenAI has this employee named Rune who came onto the show and he had some arguments why he's optimistic. I've met him. He's a fantastic guy. Yeah, exactly. So he's saying, look, I think that the AI will probably keep …”
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The AI revolution is upon us, with advancements that could replace many jobs and change our daily lives. Experts warn that we must take this threat seriously and engage in discussions about its implications. Tune into Doom Debates for diverse perspectives on navigating this rapidly evolving landscape.
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