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Real output from nine shows — Brilliant Idiots, Mind Pump, The Daily Ketchup, JD Sports Podcast, OpTic Gaming, The Fantasy Footballers, The 85 South Show, Still Here Hollywood, The Blocks Podcast w/ Neal Brennan — CC BY, clipped with ClipPod.

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42 clips, in episode order, each at the second it was cut.

Real output — Brilliant Idiots, “Sophie Cunningham Scrutiny, YouTube Handing Out the Bag + WNBA is LIT” · CC BY.

0:00THE WHOLE EPISODE

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8:08BOTH SIDES OF THE CONVERSATION

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Brilliant Idiots · 8:08 · CC BY

31:51WATCHABLE ON MUTE

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Brilliant Idiots · 31:51 · CC BY

1:32:05YOUR CALL

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CHARLAMAGNE AND SCHULZ — 1:32:0542 CLIPS FOUND

“How many views do you need to make a million dollars on YouTube?”59:56 · 30s — A tight, shocking stat exchange - the exact kind of number-driven clip that travels - ending on the doubled 'that's crazy' reaction.
“Bro, I got the stats right here.”5:42 · 26s — Rapid-fire concrete numbers (73M viewers, outdrawing the NBA All-Star game) make a surprising, quotable claim that lands cleanly.
“You know why the Lakers sold, right?”31:51 · 31s — A self-contained conspiracy-adjacent breakdown of the $12.5B Lakers sale ending on the mic-drop 'don't be surprised if that investigation just goes away.'.
“I don't even understand this new generation, bro.”1:17:41 · 38s — A sharp, debate-driven take on Gen Z loneliness - most connected ever yet loneliest - with a provocative twist that people are manifesting their own loneliness.