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Should We Be Bothered? is hosted by Tobias. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "We're Back!!!" (23 March 2025, 15 minutes), "Body/Oral hygiene" (18 September 2022, 26 minutes), and "My 6 reasons why..." (11 September 2022, 12 minutes).
Should We Be Bothered? publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 17 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Should We Be Bothered? is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Should We Be Bothered? requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Should We Be Bothered?'s contact route on record: verified email.
Tobias hosts Should We Be Bothered?, a society podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Episode #1
Picture this, me in my room at 4am, lights out, on my laptop with nothing but my microphone and the zeal to record and release new episodes just for you - my babies. It feels amazing to be recording again and on this...
Episode #6
This episode is one I take seriously because it does not only affect us personally as individuals but also other people. We sometime downplay the importance of personal hygiene for reasons best known to us but I'm here...
Episode #5
I'm back from my hiatus but unlike Adele, my return is nothing spectacular. I'm not back with a hit single but at least please, go easy on me. I'm here instead with 6 (excuses) reasons why I have not been able to bring...
Episode #4
This episode addresses birthday depression or "The birthday blues". Birthdays can be overwhelming and for some people can cause them to be uninterested in their birthday, make them have anxiety and even depression. This...
Should We Be Bothered?
This is a bonus episode introducing to us birthday blues. Birthday blues refers to feeling sad, apathetic, or disinterested in celebrating or thinking about your birthday. And on the next episode birthday blues will be...
<p>We should all know that stage that usually comes before a relationship, the talking stage. If some of you don't already know what that stage is all about, don't worry, you're in luck because on this episode, we...
Episode #3
It was taking more time than I thought to publish the full episode of the topic "Talking stages" which was why I decided to release a bonus episode to let you all know what to expect on the full episode. I basically...
First jobs can be thrilling and they can be quite an experience. For first jobs, most people might not know what they really want which could lead to them getting jobs they might not be satisfied with, I happen to be...
People sometimes feel the need to tell us things that they think about us and honestly, you can try as much as possible to avoid it but people will always have UNSOLICITED OPINIONS about you and a number of them will...
Should We Be Bothered?
Unsolicited opinions come whether you want them or not, that's why they're unsolicited but do we have to deal with them or just accept them? You don't have to worry, I'll answer the questions for you so you don't have...
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