Hosted by Corren · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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Welcome to *The Human Record* with *CorrenOnRecord*. This is me talking out loud — sharing intrusive thoughts, early-morning musings, or restless-night ramblings. Some days I rant; other days I’m just trying to make sense of life. I don’t have all the answers — honestly, sometimes I barely know what I mean myself — but I think about people, systems, and why we do the things we do. Expect rambling thoughts, weird reflections, and the occasional laugh at how ridiculous life can be. Someday I might bring others on, but for now, it’s just me — another guy doing a podcast (I know). I’m genuinely curious, trying to find gratitude in everything, and hoping to create a community of like-minded people.
Corren hosts The Human Record, a society show with 10 episodes published.
In this episode, I react to Glenn Beck interviewing Nick Shirley about his recent visits to Cuba and what he says life is really like on the ground there. We talk about: - Conditions inside Cuba - Propaganda vs reality -
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Just more thoughts throughout the day. Some reflection, some observations, and whatever happened to be on my mind in the moment. Nothing overly polished — just talking honestly and seeing where the thoughts go. Follow &
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Talking a little about online reactions, internet opinions, being new to commentary, getting comfortable speaking publicly, and what it feels like putting your thoughts out there for people to judge and interpret. Not pr
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After disappearing for a while, I finally went on a short nature walk and recorded another episode for The Human Record. In this episode of CorrenonRecord, I talk honestly about where my head’s been at lately — burnout,
Show notesMy ideas of what's been happening with the broader human psychological state of the world. Ego driven maniacs. Self aggrandizing types who are never wrong. . And refuse to be seen as anything but whatever identity they h
Show notesEntitlement — virtue signaling and moral posturing. Why i despise people who are addicted to these things.
Show notesFirst few minutes im ranting. Then i begin to chat about Iran. I am no expert. Just simply sharing my opinion. Hope you guys enjoy.
Show notesNothing in particular but a friendly expression of my personality.. Albeit a sleepy sounding one. 🥱 It is – and was late at the time of this recording. Im somebody who probably averages 4 hours of sleep a night (if that
Show notesSome thoughts and anxieties about the creative process of social media and my take on the latest news. Not a full episode. I am new and in the process of feeling out what a full episode would feel like to me. I share som
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Step into The Human Record with CorrenOnRecord. This is a space for unfiltered reflections, existential thoughts, and life’s struggles — all through the lens of systems-level thinking and pattern recognition. This traile
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