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  • S1 · E35
    Saturday · 6 min

    hold your breath

    today's message: hold your breath. on today's episode, we discuss: sleep paralysis, not being afraid of intimidation, and when to inconvenience yourself to make a point. the artwork used for this episode is "soleil couchant" by claude monet #tribecalledcase

  • S1 · E34
    October 22 · 4 min

    bake off

    today's message: bake off. today, we discuss synchronicities, lotus biscoff croissants, rap lyrics, not being appreciated, and exploring the world. the artwork for today's podcast episode is "riders on a beach" (1835) my J.M.W. Turner #tribecalledcase

  • S1 · E33
    October 16 · 3 min

    obafem

    today's message: obafem. today, while hiking, we tell a story of how obafemi martins and ghanaian hiplife, were the inspiration behind a legendary school chant. the artwork used for this episode is claude monet - weeping willow, giverny (1920). #tribecalledcase

  • S1 · E32
    October 11 · 3 min

    soak your oats

    today's message: soak your oats. today, we discuss oats, lactose intolerance, proper preparation, and making sure you're ready for becoming an overnight success. the artwork used for this podcast episode is "clouds above a small sea" by jeff faust #tribecalledcase

  • S1 · E31
    August 16 · 5 min

    load the clip

    today's message: load the clip. today while playing basketball we talk about anton chekhov, chekhov's gun, eastenders, good storytelling, communicating clearly, and having a simple but effective game. the artwork used for this podcast episode is "Russell Westbrook" by Harry How

  • August 16 · 4 min

    time is relative

    today's message: time is relative. today, we tell a story about how taking the last shot in a basketball game, helped us understand Einstein better. the artwork used for this podcast episode is "The Last Judgement" by Michaelangelo

  • S1 · E30
    August 14 · 6 min

    sight your source

    today's message is: sight your source. today we talk about plagiarism, icarus, the sun, enlightenment, citation, and how to avoid potentially fatal lessons in life. the artwork used for this podcast episode is "an eruption of vesuvius" (1824) by johan christian dahl

  • S1 · E29
    August 13 · 6 min

    knew you'd be famous

    today's message: knew you'd be famous today, we share a story of meeting somebody for the first time as children, and not being surprised that they became successful. the artwork used for this podcast episode is "solförmörkelse" (1851) by bengt nordenberg

  • S1 · E28
    August 12 · 6 min

    pray about it

    today's message: pray about it. today we talk about revenge, prayer, the law, being a Karen, October 7th, and when is the right time to choose self-defense. the artwork used for this podcast episode is "sunset on the hudson" by charles h. chapin. visuals for this podcast episode available on tiktok and instagram @tribecalledcase

  • August 1 · 9 min

    almost got kidnapped

    today's message: almost got kidnapped. today, i tell the story of how me and my friends were almost kidnapped at the 2019 Afronation festival (which was around the same place where Madeleine McCann was abducted). the artwork used for this podcast episode is Piazza di san Marco bei Mondschein (1849) by Friedrich Nerly.

  • S1 · E27
    July 28 · 5 min

    use the force

    today's message: use the force while playing basketball, we discuss star wars, clutch gene, gravity, the universe, problematic people, and being a vessel for God. the artwork for this podcast episode is "Troubled Sea" (1882) by Olaf Krumlinde #tribecalledcase #podcast #starwars #basketball #religion

  • July 23 · 3 min

    looking healthy

    today's message: looking healthy. here, i tell a story about a friend who was bullied at work for her weight. years later, she's looking healthy though.

  • S1 · E26
    July 21 · 6 min

    face your fear

    today's message: face your fear. some thoughts on bullies, familial trauma, standing up for yourself, making friends, and lucid dreaming. the artwork used for this podcast episode is "Apotheosis" (1961) by Salvador Dalì. #tribecalledcase

  • S1 · E25
    July 17 · 5 min

    crack a plate

    today's message: crack a plate. some thoughts on mental health, mental breakdowns, spiritual awakenings, and kintsukuroi. the artwork used for this very windy podcast episode is by Joan Mitchell. #tribecalledcase #podcast #mentalhealth

  • July 14 · 4 min

    i'll be there

    today's message: i'll be there today, i tell a story from university about when trying to be a good man went wrong. artwork for this podcast episode is "View, Dismal Swamp, North Carolina" (1850) by Régis François Gignoux #tribecalledcase #todaysmessage #storytime

  • S1 · E24
    July 11 · 6 min

    soldier it out

    today's message: soldier it out. some thoughts on crying, fighting, getting your life together, and complaining while you do the work. artwork for this podcast episode is "Adolph von Menzel - Der Hintergarten" #tribecalledcase #twotakecase #todaysmessage #mensmentalhealth

  • S1 · E23
    July 7 · 4 min

    share a meme

    today's message: share a meme. some thoughts on memes, DNA, ideas, cures, going viral, social media, and being a good influence on others. art work used for this podcast episode is Peter Brown - The Landing (2025)

  • S1 · E22
    July 6 · 4 min

    spot the speck

    today's message: spot the speck. some thoughts on constructive criticism, being labelled, the psychology of crowds, and calling out weird behaviour. artwork used for this episode is "Drying Cloth" (1964) by Don Hong-Oai

  • S1 · E21
    June 26 · 3 min

    drain the root

    drain the root: some thoughts on plants, dreams, anxiety, and giving things space to breathe. (artwork used for this podcast episode is "Sunflowers on the Banks of the Seine" [1886] by Gustave Caillebotte)

  • S1 · E20
    June 25 · 4 min

    thank your teacher

    thank your teacher: some thoughts on chinese philosophy, bad teachers, getting your heartbroken, and learning how to be self-sufficient and independent. (art work used for this episode is "Rose Garden - In the Garden of Cornelie Richter" (1910) by Philipp Franck)

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