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The Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling · Yesterday · 48 min

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In this episode, host Walter Sterling and guest Eddy Aragon process the collective grief of Dolly Parton’s passing before embarking on a mind-bending journey through past-life regression, Nikola Tesla’s brain-transmitter theories, and the possibility that consciousness doesn't end at death. Walter also mounts a hilariously passionate defense of introverts, explaining why we desperately need "emotional support extroverts" and how we inevitably turn into Dracula after precisely one hour and forty-five minutes of socializing. Rounding out the late-night chaos, the show dives into the terrifying fine print of the UN's "Agenda 21" sustainability conspiracy, a truck driver's devious windshield-wiper prank on his dashboard cat, the corporate myth of "Neutron Jack" Welch, and a fiery debate on why insurance covers IVF treatments but won't subsidize Viagra. It’s the only place on the dial where the introverted, the cynical, and the flat-footed are celebrated exactly as they are. .

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 In this episode, host Walter Sterling and guest Eddy Aragon process the collective grief of Dolly Parton’s passing before embarking on a mind-bending journey through past-life regression, Nikola Tesla’s brain-transmitter theories, and the possibility that consciousness doesn't end at death. Walter also mounts a hilariously passionate defense of introverts, explaining why we desperately need "emotional support extroverts" and how we inevitably turn into Dracula after precisely one hour and forty-five minutes of socializing. Rounding out the late-night chaos, the show dives into the terrifying fine print of the UN's "Agenda 21" sustainability conspiracy, a truck driver's devious windshield-wiper prank on his dashboard cat, the corporate myth of "Neutron Jack" Welch, and a fiery debate on why insurance covers IVF treatments but won't subsidize Viagra. It’s the only place on the dial where the introverted, the cynical, and the flat-footed are celebrated exactly as they are.
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