
We're all so busy trying to hack and individualize every aspect of our lives that we forgot what it means to be good neighbors! Caitlin and Katie examine the societal and political fallout of this shift and how we can...


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Just two BFFs yapping about complex topics through the lens of our own unique perspectives...even though we don't have time for **waves around** this.
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Signup to Generate a PitchJust two BFFs yapping about complex topics through the lens of our own unique perspectives...even though we don't have time for **waves around** this.
Recent episodes include "Episode 22: This is What Happens When You Stop Being a Good Neighbor" (8 September 2026, 47 minutes), "Episode. 21: Individuality > Individualism" (10 August 2026, 65 minutes), and "Episode 20: Do Kids Belong at Breweries?" (20 July 2026, 69 minutes).
Who Has Time For This? publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 77 minutes across 22 episodes.
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Who Has Time For This? is a society podcast with 22 episodes published.
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We're all so busy trying to hack and individualize every aspect of our lives that we forgot what it means to be good neighbors! Caitlin and Katie examine the societal and political fallout of this shift and how we can...

Episode #21
Late-stage individualism. Hyper individualism. Toxic individualism. Whatever you want to call it, individualism has gone off the rails, and it's a problem we need to talk about. Sources: Why Individualism Makes it Hard...

Episode #20
This question is apparently a touchy one for a lot of people. Caitlin and Katie explore the topic, complete with a dramatic reading of Facebook comments left on a local brewery's post about its family-friendly policies...

How do you cope with the world around you? Katie and Caitlin get into it again!

Who Has Time For This?
<p>How do you keep yourself grounded while the world burns?</p>

<p>In the words of U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride (D-Delaware), we're in a slingshot moment in history. How do we, the regular folk, make an impact? These two eternally optimistic millennials show you the way.</p><p>Featuring...

Episode #16
<p>Get to know your Who Has Time For This? hosts Caitlin and Katie: where they came from, what they stand for today, and how their upbringing, education, media consumption, and more have come to shape their political...

<p>Well, for better for for worse, Stranger Things has ended. Join us as we delve into the faults of its ending and how they tie in to bigger societal issues, such as:</p><p>Capitalism’s war on authentic art, and how...

<p>We're back for the second season of the Who Has Time For This? Podcast! In this episode, we unpack how American media became an attention economy built on clicks, conflict, and constant stimulation – and how that...

Who Has Time For This?
<p>What if “It’s a Wonderful Life” is actually a guide for surviving the political and cultural chaos of life right now? In this episode, we use “the George Bailey rubric” as a framework for decision-making: choosing...

Who Has Time For This?
<p>Say hello to our first special guest! In this episode we invited our god friend Perrine to help us go through our top 50 observations, analyses, and predictions from Stranger Things 5 Vol. 1.</p><p><br></p><p>Follow...

Who Has Time For This?
<p>Not every runner is chasing a PR. Some of us are just chasing ourselves. We present an ode to running from two back-of-the-pack runners, and explore the psychology that keeps us coming back for more...

<p>Just in time for Halloween, we are tackling horror movies! We are going to look at the history of horror in America and analyze how these movies have represented our societal fears, but also how they have represented...

Who Has Time For This?
<p>What if the way out of our polarized era isn’t through more politics, but more hobbies? In a time when everything feels divided, hobbies might just be the thing that brings us back together (or at least a little more...

Who Has Time For This?
<p>In this **special edition** episode, Caitlin and Katie process the assassination of Charlie Kirk and its aftermath, dissecting the conversations happening in real time on social media and in the news, and navigating...

Who Has Time For This?
<p>Join us for a very special episode where we deviate from our usual formula to analyze the hit TV show Stranger Things! Though this episode is mostly for fun, we do still bring politics and culture into the...

Who Has Time For This?
<p>In today's episode, we tackle AI in an admittedly existential way by asking ourselves, how does this technology affect our humanity? </p><p><br></p><p>Follow Who Has Time for This? on social media for...

<p>What do you do when your favorite artist/writer/celebrity turns out to be… problematic? We dig into the messy gray areas of separating art from the artist, with J.K. Rowling, her role in the trans rights debate, and...

Episode #4
<p>What does it mean to really be a citizen? In this episode, we unpack the idea of citizenship – not just as a legal status, but as a shared responsibility, a way of thinking, and a form of belonging. From protesting...

Who Has Time For This?
<p>In today’s Episode, we are tackling bodies. Is the body positivity movement done for? Thin is back in- is this just a simple changing of beauty trends or is there something deeper going on? What can bodies tell us...
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