Hosted by Inconsistent Media Group · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 100 episodes
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Two Puerto Ricans from New York talk about Sci-Fi, politics and Science.
Inconsistent Media Group hosts GED Squared, a comedy show with 100 episodes published.
What is consciousness? Seriously. How do you know you’re here right now? In this episode, we start with a simple question and end up somewhere completely unexpected. We dive into consciousness, self-awareness, lang
🎙️ ED GEIN: THE REAL STORY BEHIND AMERICA’S MOST INFAMOUS KILLER In this episode, we dive deep into the disturbing case of Ed Gein, the Wisconsin murderer whose crimes shocked America and inspired some of the most iconi
The Untold Story of the Borinqueneers, Puerto Rican Heroes Who Fought for America In this episode we’re diving deep into a piece of history most Puerto Ricans don’t even know about — the Borinqueneers, the legendary 65th
This episode starts with a virus outbreak on a cruise ship… and somehow ends with Satanists, religious freedom, Cuba, Trump, communism, AI, and the possibility of another major world event. Topics covered in this episode
How did he actually pull this off? We break down Elon’s journey from PayPal → SpaceX → Tesla → AI → robotics, and try to understand what he’s actually building toward. And the deeper we go, the more it feels like he’s no
This episode is a little different. We realized… we talk about everything — politics, history, random topics — but we never really talk about us. So this turns into a kind of “who are we?” episode… and then immediately g
What is NASA even doing right now? Because most people know the Moon landing… but after that? It kind of feels like things just… stopped. So we pick it up from modern NASA and work forward — all the way into Artemis II a
How did we go from barely flying… to landing on the Moon? And then the whole episode turned into us trying to process that jump in real time. We go all the way back to Kitty Hawk — when humans were struggling just to sta
One of the most disturbing parts of World War II history — Japan’s Unit 731. If you’ve never heard of it, there’s a reason. This isn’t the version of history you learned in school. We break down what Unit 731 actually wa
Things escalated so fast, and what it could realistically turn into. Is this something that stays contained… or are we looking at something way bigger? We’re talking through it the way we always do—real conversation, rea
From vacation stories we somehow ended up talking about the Epstein files, conspiracy theories, and the question everyone keeps asking: If there’s so much evidence… why hasn’t anyone actually gone to trial? In this episo
This episode starts the way a real lunch table conversation starts: What was your favorite class in school? And somehow that turns into survival hypotheticals, Native American history, marketing psychology, birthday math
Every year around Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we all see the same posters, the same quotes, the same version of the story. This episode is not that version. In this class, we go back and actually look at Martin Luther Ki
In this episode, we bounce all over the place making predictions for 2026 — politically, globally, medically, technologically, and in entertainment — with absolutely no structure and zero accountability. We start at home
Welcome back to the Lunchroom — where current events turn into arguments, hypotheticals, and “wait… play that frame again.” In this episode, we tackle two stories that sound insane on paper and somehow get even messier o
Welcome to the GED Squared Yearbook 📘 This episode is our end-of-year compilation — the clips, moments, and conversations that define the school year… if this school had absolutely no administration and zero supervision
Puerto Rico and independence — not the watered-down version, not the headline version, but the real conversation people avoid having. In this episode, we talk through Puerto Rico’s long history with the United States, wh
Today we’re talking about BRAIN ROT — the Skibidi Toilets, the 6-7 slang, the Ohio memes, the iPad babies, the whole phenomenon of kids growing up on nonsense and calling it culture. And honestly… it might be the beginni
Bloodsport… the greatest, dumbest, most legendary martial arts movie ever made — and we’re here breaking it down the only way we know how: clowning it, loving it, and calling out every wild thing Jean-Claude Van Damme di
Yo, what’s good everybody! Today we’re diving head-first into The Age of Disclosure — that “documentary” everybody swears is about to expose aliens, the government, the Illuminati, the black-ops shadow dudes, the whole e
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GED Squared is hosted by Inconsistent Media Group. The show is categorised under comedy (improv) and has published 100 episodes.
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