
Episode #81
You Didn’t Think These Were Rude?
What counts as rude in 2026? Dr. Toves and Dr. Morris debate the new rules of manners, etiquette and everyday behaviour.


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Hosted by Dr. Toves · society · EN
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Scatter Yarn, your go-to podcast for the exploration of real-life issues, candid conversations and occasionally, shocking news stories. Join your guy, Dr. Toves, as questions elements of everyday conversations often overlooked and as he employs critical thinking to uncover the untold aspects of sensational stories.
Scatter Yarn Podcast is hosted by Dr. Toves. The show has published 81 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "You Didn’t Think These Were Rude?" (23 September 2026, 31 minutes), "Can a Flag Be Intimidating?" (18 August 2026, 18 minutes), and "When did 'Rest' Become Lazy?" (6 August 2026, 20 minutes).
Scatter Yarn Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 35 minutes across 81 episodes.
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Dr. Toves hosts Scatter Yarn Podcast, a society podcast with 81 episodes published.
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Episode #81
What counts as rude in 2026? Dr. Toves and Dr. Morris debate the new rules of manners, etiquette and everyday behaviour.

Episode #80
A flag is just a flag… isn’t it? Dr. Toves and Dr. Morris question how patriotism, politics and personal experience can change what we see.

Episode #78
Has being busy become a status symbol? We discuss the pressure to keep going and what real rest actually looks like.

Episode #77
We unpack why losing a close friend can be just as painful as losing a partner, and why we rarely talk about it.

Episode #76
Is generosity free, or does it quietly create obligation? Dr. Toves and Nelson debate solids, favours, and whether helping others creates obligation or should simply be paid forward. #ScatterYarnPodcast

A pastor tattoos “John 3:16” — is it a sin, and in chasing soft life, should we have stuck to farming? Scatter Yarn Podcast.

Episode #74
In this lively discussion, the hosts discuss a hot topic: is AI making us lazy? From professional to domestic uses, the hosts debate whether AI is enhancing our lives or breeding laziness.

Episode #73
A 68-year-old American woman and a 25-year-old Nigerian musician, a Ghanaian man refusing to pay child support and instead resorting to traditional rituals. we debate age-gap relationships, cultural relativism, and...

Two viral airline clashes (KWAM 1 & Comfort Emmanson), two very different outcomes — Scatter Yarn unpacks the double standards.

In this chaotic episode of Scatter Yarn, Dr. Toves, Mr. Ade, and Mr. Nelson play a hilariously morally confusing game of ‘Would You Rather.’ From wealth vs. fame to truth vs. lies, nothing is off-limits. Expect laughs...

What will people say? That fear controls more of our lives than we admit. In this episode, we unpack shame, image, and people-pleasing — from African family pressure to personal truth. Two guests join to explore the...

Episode #68
How much do we change to be accepted? Join Dr. Toves and guests as they dive into the tension between being real and just “playing the game.” Real talk, real stories.

Episode #67
Is success real or just a performance? Scatter Yarn Podcast explores the blurry line between being and appearing successful.

Can pressure be purpose? In this finale, we flip the script: being a man isn't a disadvantage — it’s misunderstood. From financial expectations to emotional resilience, we explore how men can turn the weight into worth.

Is masculinity now a performance? Dr. Toves and Dr. Morris explore the pressure men face to look successful in a world ruled by image.

Is a man only as valuable as his income? We explore the pressure to provide, even when it's not enough — and what it means for male identity today. Can we shift the standard?

Men are expected to stay strong, but at what cost? In this episode, we explore the emotional struggles men face, the lack of support systems, and why vulnerability is still seen as weakness. It’s time to ask: Where’s...

In this episode of the Scatter Yarn Podcast, Dr. Toves, Mr. Nelson and Dr. Morris, dive into the conversation of societal expectations on men, particularly around financial stability and how it defines manhood. YouTube...

Episode #61
We dive into the UK Supreme Court’s landmark decision to define "woman" strictly as a biological female, unpacking the social and legal implications for trans women and the LGBTQ+ community.

We explore the complex dynamics of love and support in pursuing one's dreams. the discussion delves into why loved ones might not always back your goals, even if they care deeply for you.
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