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Collective Stupidity

Collective Stupidity

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Collective Stupidity is a podcast designed around the core principle of tomfoolery. Hosted by Jacob, Samuel, Dominic, and Robert, the gang aims to provide 'thoughtful' and 'intelligent' conversation on a multitude of topics that they find intriguing, all while utilizing their collective IQ of 7. Come for their discussions, stay for their Collective Stupidity.Collective Stupidity
Episodes
  • Alcoholism In The Workplace
    Jun 27 2025

    Tonight, on Collective Stupidity, The Gang shares their workspaces, Samuel continues his villain arc, and Robert speedruns alcoholism in Canada... Have an idea for a topic, or just want to make fun of one of our takes? Email us at collectivestupiditybusiness@gmail.com!

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    1 hr and 18 mins
  • The Comfort Character Special (Gone Wrong)
    Jun 20 2025

    Tonight, on Collective Stupidity, Dominic talks about his dog walking experience, The Gang talks about their comfort characters, and Jacob gets doxxed... Have an idea for a topic, or just want to make fun of one of our takes? Email us at collectivestupiditybusiness@gmail.com!

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    1 hr and 43 mins
  • The One Where Samuel Is Host
    Jun 13 2025

    Tonight, on Collective Stupidity, Samuel takes his place on the host throne, Robert has a hatred for retail customers, and Dominic interrupts a snoozefest bit with a really cool picture of a bear... Have an idea for a topic, or just want to make fun of one of our takes? Email us at collectivestupiditybusiness@gmail.com!

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    1 hr and 39 mins

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