Podcast
GED Squared
Hosted by Inconsistent Media Group · EN
Two Puerto Ricans from New York talk about Sci-Fi, politics and Science.
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The Borinqueneers, Puerto Rican Heroes Who Fought for America – 106 | GED Squared (History)
2w ago00:29:37Tap to summarizeThe Untold Story of the Borinqueneers, Puerto Rican Heroes Who Fought for America In this episode we’re diving deep into a piece of history most Puerto Ricans don’t even know about — the Borinqueneers, the legendary 65th Infantry Regiment. We talk about how these Boricuas got drafted, sent to the front lines with bayonets, fighting […]
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From Disney To Satanism +105 – Parking Spot | GED Squared (Lunchroom)
2w ago00:52:55Tap to summarizeThis episode starts with a virus outbreak on a cruise ship… and somehow ends with Satanists, religious freedom, Cuba, Trump, communism, AI, and the possibility of another major world event. Topics covered in this episode: • The “hinata virus” cruise ship outbreak and disgusting cruise food theories • Disney cruise ship employees arrested in a […]
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Elon’s Plan for Universal Domination + 104 – Elons Plan | GED Squared (Science)
Apr 2201:02:00Tap to summarizeHow did he actually pull this off? We break down Elon’s journey from PayPal → SpaceX → Tesla → AI → robotics, and try to understand what he’s actually building toward. And the deeper we go, the more it feels like he’s not just building companies… He’s trying to force the future to happen faster. […]
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Who You? + 103 – Hangout | GED Squared (Lunchroom)
Apr 1600:35:17Tap to summarizeThis episode is a little different. We realized… we talk about everything — politics, history, random topics — but we never really talk about us. So this turns into a kind of “who are we?” episode… and then immediately goes off the rails. We get into: Who we actually are (or at least what we’re […]
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Artemis + 102 – NASA 2 | GED Squared (Science)
Apr 601:02:58Tap to summarizeWhat is NASA even doing right now? Because most people know the Moon landing… but after that? It kind of feels like things just… stopped. So we pick it up from modern NASA and work forward — all the way into Artemis II and what’s supposed to happen next. What we get into: • What […]
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History of NASA + 101 – NASA 1 | GED Squared (Science)
Mar 3101:08:35Tap to summarizeHow did we go from barely flying… to landing on the Moon? And then the whole episode turned into us trying to process that jump in real time. We go all the way back to Kitty Hawk — when humans were struggling just to stay in the air for a few seconds — and then […]
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Japan’s human experiments + 100 – Unit 731 | GED Squared (History)
Mar 2500:58:49Tap to summarizeOne of the most disturbing parts of World War II history — Japan’s Unit 731. If you’ve never heard of it, there’s a reason. This isn’t the version of history you learned in school. We break down what Unit 731 actually was, what they were trying to accomplish, and the kind of experiments that were […]
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Is Iran the first step to WW3? + 099 – Iran | GED Squared (Social Studies)
Mar 2000:42:26Tap to summarizeThings escalated so fast, and what it could realistically turn into. Is this something that stays contained… or are we looking at something way bigger? We’re talking through it the way we always do—real conversation, real reactions, and trying to make sense of it without all the extra noise. What we get into: • What […]
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The Epstein Files Are Out… So Why Is There No Proof? 098 – GED Squared | Lunch Room
Mar 1600:37:14Tap to summarizeFrom vacation stories we somehow ended up talking about the Epstein files, conspiracy theories, and the question everyone keeps asking: If there’s so much evidence… why hasn’t anyone actually gone to trial? In this episode we break down: • Why the Epstein files feel like a “nothing burger” to some people • Why others believe […]
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097 – Anton vs Corey | GED Squared (Lunch Room)
Jan 30Tap to summarizeThis episode starts the way a real lunch table conversation starts: What was your favorite class in school? And somehow that turns into survival hypotheticals, Native American history, marketing psychology, birthday math, global laws, sperm data storage, religion, race, politics, and why nobody can actually have an honest conversation anymore. We bounce through a bunch […]
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