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Street Curb Curiosity

Street Curb Curiosity

By: Richard Lewis
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 Discussions and observations from the other side...of the street. The talks you have with yourself on the weirdness, nuances and crazy things you see and experience on the streets of life. Part rant, rave, trivia, and part knowing we're in this insanity together. Twitter & Instagram: @stcurbcuriosity Email: stcurbcuriosity@gmail.com809931 Social Sciences
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  • Dumbbells at your gym…the human kind

    Dumbbells at your gym…the human kind
    May 21 2025

    One of the biggest negatives of going to the gym is...people! The dumbbells we encounter who make you grunt in a bad way. Let's chat (rant) about the types of people we encounter and what we can do to make a work out sweaty, but sweet. WARNING: The dad jokes may be a little heavy.
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    13 mins
  • People who talk too much!

    People who talk too much!
    May 14 2025

    We all know at least one. Somebody who won't shut up. They talk and talk...and well you know. Wait, maybe it's us? A dad joke riddled chat about these fine verbose villains, where we find them, why they talk so much...and a few tips on how you can turn the volume down.
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    16 mins
  • Are you psychic?

    Are you psychic?
    May 7 2025

    Did you already know the topic of this episode? Hmmm. Some folks don't believe this psychic stuff, some folks are all in and over the top. Let's chat for a few minutes about a "happy medium"…if you know what I mean.
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    10 mins

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