The SamJam Podcast

By: james lopez
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  • Summary

  • A mish-mash of topics form accross the board. Conspiracies to world events, we will give a not so intelligent outlook on anything

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    james lopez
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Episodes
  • Unanswerable Questions Volume 2

    Unanswerable Questions Volume 2
    Mar 16 2021

    In this episode we try answer some more difficult questions , badly.


    We have sorted out the audio issues and will have more episodes on the way!


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    28 mins
  • Can Aliens see dinosaurs? Why do we dream? UFC 259

    Can Aliens see dinosaurs? Why do we dream? UFC 259
    Mar 2 2021

    In this episode, we go deeper into philosophy.


    We talked about how strange dreaming is, could aliens see dinosaurs from space, and what we would do if we took the wrong baby home?







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    34 mins
  • Sam murdered a frog? Gravity debate and James was a gifted reader

    Sam murdered a frog? Gravity debate and James was a gifted reader
    Feb 25 2021

    In today's episode, we talked about the most IMPORTANT questions your likely to hear all week:


    • Do blind people turn off the lights at home?
    • How do you handcuff a man with one hand?
    • What happens if you fall through a tunnel in the earth?

    On top of all that we try to remember where we are in the conversation and just about manage to wrap it up.


    Enjoy.


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    37 mins

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