Terribly Unoblivious

Dive deep into the realms of the unconventional with "Terribly Unoblivious" – a podcast where norms are challenged, thoughts expanded, and openness cultivated. This is not your average dialogue space; it’s a confluence where curiosity meets a willingness to listen to diverse opinions. Every episode is a journey that untangles the threads of conventionality, exploring the world through lenses unfettered by the ordinary. Join us as we engage in enlightening conversations that ignite insights, foster understanding, and provoke thoughtfulness beyond the visible horizons of societal expectations. Get ready to transcend the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary with "Terribly Unoblivious."

Terribly Unoblivious is a society podcast hosted by Brad Child & Dylan Steil, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Brad Child & Dylan Steil hosts Terribly Unoblivious, a society show with 0 episodes published.

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  Episode #41

  If Cats Have Demons, We’re Hiring An Exorcist

  Jan 19, 202654 minS0

  <p>Send a text</p><p>A quote from The Dark Knight, a detour through Heat, and suddenly we’re not just talking movies—we’re talking systems, stakes, and why “hope is not a plan.” We riff on chaos and anger with our running “Deuce Bruces” gag, but it all funnels into something real: how to design your life so it doesn’t fold when the first thing goes wrong. From tech jobs that used to implode to the “engineer bags” and weekly inventories that now keep us sane, we break down how a few small systems erase a lot of stress.<br/><...

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  Episode #40

  Egg Gravy, Lingerie, And A Tree That Hangs From The Ceiling

  Jan 12, 20261h 7mS0

  <p>Send a text</p><p>If social pressure had a season, it would be December. We jump straight into the mess of timelines, labels, and expectations: how long should you wait to commit, and who gets to decide what “dating” even means? The joke about seven dates not being “dating” turns into a smarter question—are we aligned on language and outcomes, or hiding behind ambiguity to dodge responsibility?<br/><br/>From there, we wade into the deep end of holiday logistics: merging family traditions without smothering the magic. Wrapped vs unwrapped gifts, Christmas Eve vs Christmas morning, and the thorny...

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  Episode #39

  Stop Chasing Your “Best Self” And Start Liking Who You Are

  Jan 5, 202654 minS0

  <p>Send a text</p><p>A crackling fire, a quiet room, and a loud truth: sometimes “working on yourself” is just a clever way to avoid yourself. We pull on that thread and unravel the difference between meaningful growth and restless avoidance, from journaling and therapy binges to the seductive trap of endless prep with no action. If you’ve ever felt unworthy when you’re not producing or performing, this one hits close to home.<br/><br/>We talk through holiday pressure, why December feels like a stress test for the soul, and how youth mental health stats can be b...

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  Episode #38

  Cut The Tape, Sharpen The Day

  Dec 29, 202542 minS0

  <p>Send a text</p><p>If your days feel loud, scattered, and oddly fragile, this conversation hands you a calmer operating system. We start by redefining “sharpness” as the quiet power of preparedness: those small, boring habits that stack into confidence when things get messy. Think kitchens at peak service—labels aligned, green tape cut with scissors, everything in its place so execution can be fast, clean, and adaptable.<br/><br/>We share what’s actually working: non‑negotiables that anchor a day, block time that protects creative flow, and morning routines that trade panic for presence. You’ll hear how a s...

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  Episode #37

  We Tried To Plan A Race To Mongolia And All We Got Was Anxiety, Stoicism, And A Puke Bidet

  Dec 25, 20252h 18mS0

  <p>Send a text</p><p>A song cue, a cult movie memory, and one reckless idea—drive a tiny car from Prague to Kazakhstan. That’s the spark. What follows is the real story: two friends stress-testing the line between adventure and responsibility, and discovering how journals, Stoicism, and honest conversation can keep both the engine and the mind running. We weigh the rush of open routes against the people who need us home, then explore the tools that make meaning possible when big trips aren’t.<br/><br/>We dig into daily practices that actually help: one-line logs that r...

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