FULL EPISODE: A Boring Relationship Killer - March 30, 2026
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Are famous men okay? What recent incidents highlight their struggles?
Hi and welcome. It's the first last show of the week. Confusing, but you'll learn a lot of things on tonight's program. Here are some of the topics that we will cover. You can end up in a romantic relationship where nothing's wrong, but nothing's right either. Feelings stuck on mute, passion dead. Halfway through the hour, we will explore the psychology of romantic indifference and why boredom might be one of the worst relationship killers. Then after that, universities are racing to plug AI into everything. It seems teaching, grading, even writing assignments. But what happens when the machines start teaching students who are using machines to do the work and then machines are grading that work? Well, if this keeps happening, there's an argument to be made that higher education is going to turn into something called B.S.
University. We'll walk through that ugly scenario in the hope that that's not what happens to university towards the end of the hour. Those are some of the topics we'll cover on the show. There will be more. You will learn more. But for now, let's dive in with some news from pop culture.
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How can romantic indifference impact relationships?
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What is going on with the pop culture men? That is the great question we're going to answer here. It'll take us on a journey that involves a car crash, an alligator being shot, and somebody inexplicably supporting Diddy after all he's done. We are joined by Caitlin Green, who is a media personality. She co-hosts the Jan Arden podcast. Caitlin, welcome in. I just want to ask, are famous men okay? I don't think they're doing well. I think that they're struggling, really.
What are the implications of AI in education?
But why? Why do the men struggle so much, is the question. It's bad out there when you have someone willingly defending Diddy and someone on their like 10th DUI in the public eye. You'd think Tiger Woods would be, you know, just careful with the driving. Ever since the first incident that caused him to kind of fall from grace with his wife smashing the car and all this kind of stuff. You'd think he would steer clear from news that paints him badly in a car. He was unable to steer clear of that. Oh, see what I did there? Steering?
How do AI chatbots compare to human interactions in reducing loneliness?
He crashed his SUV and was charged with the DUI. What is going on with Tiger? Yeah, he's a mess. Think about this. The guy just loves a car crash. He had one in 2009, then again in 2017, and then in 2021. So, I mean, he still, in all of this time, has not hired a driver yet. Money is no object for this man. First of all, get a driver. Second of all, get an Uber.
Why do some believe aliens built ancient civilizations like the pyramids?
In that time, Ubers have become prevalent just about everywhere, certainly in Florida. Get a Lyft, get an Uber. Heck, get a Waymo. Import one from California and just have a driverless car at your disposal because he's 50 years old and he should seriously know better. So he rolled his car. And what happened was he had failed. He failed like a field sobriety test because he blew triple zeros, meaning he wasn't drinking, but he seemed lethargic and had signs of impairment. And he's been known to pop some pills. So I think allegedly that's what everyone's kind of like assuming happened. He refused the urine test.
Does romance and sexual intimacy diminish with age?
And so, you know, the back injuries that he's had ever since 2014 have resulted in him legally using painkillers. You're not supposed to do a bunch of them and then get behind the wheel of your car. No, you're certainly not. And officers charged him. And when you refuse, it depends state to state, province to province. But in many places, if you refuse the tests, you then get charged with the crime had the tests have been positive. So I don't understand the logic there. But yeah, he could face up to nine months in jail. Like, this is a serious charge. It is.
What are the unique challenges of dating for older adults?
I feel like courts only potentially, not always, but they only go soft on you on the first DUI.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:27
2
Are famous men okay? What recent incidents highlight their struggles?
0:27–1:40
3
How can romantic indifference impact relationships?
1:40–2:15
4
What are the implications of AI in education?
2:15–2:45
5
How do AI chatbots compare to human interactions in reducing loneliness?
2:45–3:10
6
Why do some believe aliens built ancient civilizations like the pyramids?
3:10–3:44
7
Does romance and sexual intimacy diminish with age?
3:44–4:11
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What are the unique challenges of dating for older adults?
4:11–1:20:40
Speakers
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