Some things make perfect sense—until you try to explain them.Inexplicable is a conversational podcast about the strange beliefs, everyday arguments, cultural habits, personal stories, and big questions that shape the way we live. Stephen and Danny follow their curiosity wherever it leads, mixing humor, honest disagreement, and unexpectedly meaningful conversations.New episodes weekly.
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Public web form
Booking probability
36%
Guest openness
Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchSome things make perfect sense, until you try to explain them. Inexplicable is a conversational podcast about the strange beliefs, everyday arguments, cultural habits, personal stories, and big questions that shape the way we live. Stephen and Danny follow their curiosity wherever it leads, mixing humor, honest disagreement, and unexpectedly meaningful conversations. New episodes weekly.
Recent episodes include "I Knew My Brother Would Break His Leg (Ep 15)" (27 October 2026, 58 minutes), "When Greed Is Good (Until It Isn't) (Ep 14)" (20 October 2026, 50 minutes), and "Boredom Used to Be Dangerous (Ep 13)" (13 October 2026, 66 minutes).
Inexplicable Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 46 minutes across 15 episodes.
Booking probability for Inexplicable Podcast is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Inexplicable Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Inexplicable Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.
Inexplicable Podcast is a society podcast with 15 episodes published.
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Inexplicable Podcast
In this Halloween episode, Danny and Stephen talk about strange experiences they can't explain, whether aliens and other worlds might actually exist, and how much of reality we really understand. Along the way, they get...
Inexplicable Podcast
In this episode, Danny and Stephen talk about corporate greed, whether greed can ever be a good thing, and how the incentives meant to make companies successful can actually make them worse. Along the way, they get into...
Inexplicable Podcast
In this episode, Danny and Stephen talk about boredom, why it feels harder to sit with now, and whether constant stimulation has made us worse at being interested in ordinary things. Along the way, they get into hazing...
Inexplicable Podcast
In this episode, Danny and Stephen talk about what education is actually for, whether school is the best way to get there, and why the current system can sometimes make learning harder instead of easier. Along the way...
Inexplicable Podcast
How self-aware is too self-aware? In this episode, Danny and Stephen talk about the difference between self-awareness and self-consciousness, whether thinking about yourself actually helps you improve, and how easily...
Some people can hold a room, sound confident, and talk for 20 minutes without actually communicating much of anything. Stephen and Danny talk about the difference between speaking well and communicating well, why...
Episode #9
How much of success is skill—and how much is just luck? After Danny tells the story of the golf swing that ended his career before it started, we try to figure out whether you can actually create your own luck. We get...
What if the world isn’t as scary as your brain says it is? Stephen tells the story of leaving a bag—with his wallet inside—in a Chicago park for four hours and somehow finding it exactly where he left it. Danny explains...
Episode #7
What if your dream job isn’t something you find—but something you help create? This week, Stephen and Danny ask whether loving your job is overrated, what we should actually expect work to give us, whether meaningful...
Episode #6
<p>Is college still worth the time, money, and debt—or are we hanging onto an outdated path to a good career?</p><p>We talk about what our degrees actually did for us, when college is worth paying for, how much debt is...
Episode #6
Is college still worth the time, money, and debt—or are we hanging onto an outdated path to a good career? We talk about what our degrees actually did for us, when college is worth paying for, how much debt is too much...
Our parents could buy houses, stay at one company for decades, and follow a pretty predictable path toward a stable life. We have more information, more options, and maybe more opportunity than any generation before...
<p>Our parents could buy houses, stay at one company for decades, and follow a pretty predictable path toward a stable life. We have more information, more options, and maybe more opportunity than any generation before...
Making friends used to happen almost automatically. School, sports, college, neighborhoods—you were constantly surrounded by people. Then adulthood happens, and suddenly finding even one close friend can take a...
<p>Making friends used to happen almost automatically. School, sports, college, neighborhoods—you were constantly surrounded by people. Then adulthood happens, and suddenly finding even one close friend can take a...
A Podcast about...Coffee? Adventure?
<p>A Podcast about...Coffee? Adventure?</p>
Episode #2
<p>We are all becoming something—but how much of that change are we actually choosing?</p><p>In this episode, Stephen and Danny talk about the habits, algorithms, complaints, comforts, and repeated choices that quietly...
Episode #2
We are all becoming something—but how much of that change are we actually choosing? In this episode, Stephen and Danny talk about the habits, algorithms, complaints, comforts, and repeated choices that quietly shape who...
Episode #1
Why has disagreement become so difficult—and why do so many conversations stay shallow? In the first episode of Inexplicable, Stephen and Danny talk about friendship, certainty, social media arguments, shrinking...
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