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The Daily Mind

The Daily Mind

By: Austin Edwards
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 A look into what goes on around us and in our minds on a daily basis. I taken everyday topics and subjects and try to make sense of it all. You can see my live streams on Tik Tok. Follow me @austin.edwards070 Also follow me on YouTube: The Daily Mind Podcast, and Instagram @ the_daily_mind_podcast for exclusive clips and more!Austin Edwards Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Season 23. Episode 567: The Roundtable (Episode 30 Tuesday edition)

    Season 23. Episode 567: The Roundtable (Episode 30 Tuesday edition)
    Sep 24 2025

    A Tuesday edition of one of our popular segments of the podcast. We talk about Jimmy Kimmel, The Will Smith slap, Tylenol and Autism and more.


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    1 hr and 39 mins
  • Season 23. Episode 566: Is there a such thing as a stupid question? (Episode 86)

    Season 23. Episode 566: Is there a such thing as a stupid question? (Episode 86)
    Sep 23 2025

    Making hostory with anothe 3-hour jammed pack episode of random questions and answers, and a whole bunch of random verbal goodness!


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    3 hrs and 19 mins
  • Season 23. Episode 565: What is real?

    Season 23. Episode 565: What is real?
    Sep 22 2025

    Is life real? Or is it a simulation? Now and days who really knows. With phenomenon's such as Deja vu, reincarnation, Coincidences and fate, we take the red pill and plug in to find out and discuss it all.


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    2 hrs and 37 mins
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