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Too Many Arseholes is a social project looking at the rise of pathological behaviours in our society and the erosion of social trust. Creating a better conversation around why this is, and finding a way forward to a greater humanity.
Unknown Host hosts TOO MANY AR$EHOLE$, a history show with 17 episodes published.
Season 1 Episode 18 The Never-Ending Story Overview Today we are going to tell you a story about telling stories. Story telling is universal across all cultures, and as we will see, there are many repetitive sub themes w
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Season 1 Episode 16 (pt2/2) A Greater Humanity Overview Today’s episode’s title couldn’t be more direct, A Greater Humanity. It’s just not a word, a thing that just exists. It’s something much, much more. We are going to
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Season 1 Episode 16 The Right Human (pt1/2) Overview In today's episode we put the spotlight on human rights and the right human behaviours. From how we interact face-to-face and in group environments, to how we make dec
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Season 1 Episode 15 Curious Jordan Overview Today we chat with Jordan Harbinger. Jordan was generous with his time and brought some more colour and light to his high school years and also to the conversations he had with
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Show Notes Mr Major part 2 Overview Today we bring you the 2nd half of our conversation with the host of the podcast ‘Our Fake History’, Sebastian Major. Today we go a little deeper on how new media has always been a fer
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Show Notes Mr Major part 1 Overview Today is a first, it’s our first of many better conversations we want to share with you, and Sebastian Major has been kind enough to give us some of his time, deep knowledge of our pas
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Season 1 Episode 12 You Gotta Have Faith Overview In today’s episode we are taking a risk, but we have faith that we are approaching this delicate subject with all the care and respect it needs. Today we are focusing on
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Season 1 Episode 11 Evolution of the Ape Overview In today’s episode we are going to pick up from where we left off in the early chapters of episode 3 ‘How the Fuck did we Get Here’. We are going to go back to where it a
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Season 1 Episode 10 (pt.10/10) Why? Overview To wrap up this initial 10-part series of monologues, we are taking a look at how bad this could all actually get. We look at how pathological decisions and behaviours can get
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Season 1 Episode 9 (pt.9/10) More Than Words Overview Today we are putting it all together and we will start to practise having better conversations. As with the social project, we are going to need to set some ground ru
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Season 1 Episode 8 (pt.8/10) Refocusing Our Eyes Overview Today we start to apply all this new knowledge and develop these new perspectives. We start with approaching this new view from a place of empathy and we dive int
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Season 1 Episode 7 (pt.7/10) Lost for Words Overview Today's episode is an English lesson, but not one you ever had at school. We are going to go on a word hunt, and look at how word definitions can be changed and weapon
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Season 1 Episode 6 (pt.6/10) Have We Forgotten Something? Overview In today’s episode we challenge our social memory and explore the progression and regression of our social maturity through our past. We take some insigh
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Season 1 Episode 5 (pt.5/10) What's the science behind all this? Overview In today’s episode we start to build an understanding of what is the science behind all this? We have a quick look at the history and the early in
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Season 1 Episode 4 (pt.4/10) Why Are There Too Many AR$EHOLE$? Overview In today’s episode we attempt to make the assertion ‘Why are there too many arseholes?’ We look a bit closer at social trust and the complications t
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Season 1 Episode 3 (pt.3/10) How the Fuck Did We Get Here? Overview In today’s episode we are taking a brief look at the human civilisation journey, how we created societies and the genetic and social evolutions behind t
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Season 1 Episode 2 (pt.2/10) Who Are These AR$EHOLE$? Overview In today’s episode we are taking a good look at who these arseholes are. After having a quick look at the statistics, the history of the terms psychopath and
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Central to this Too Many Arseholes social project is to have better conversations. So, when we see a public figure add to this better conversation, we aim to highlight these moments, promote their voice and messages in a
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Season 1 Episode 1 (pt.1/10) Let's Have a Better Conversation Overview In today’s episode we are looking at... What’s the underlying premise of the project? What is social trust and pathological behaviours? We are also g
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