I'm Dumb, But I'm Also Stupid

The Bad Broadcast

Dear Media, Madison Murphy

Society & Culture, Comedy, Relationships

5 • 5.5K Ratings

🗓️ 27 January 2025

⏱️ 47 minutes

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The Dumb Dumb Club returns! Today Madi dives into classic confusions around superheroes, Indianapolis, and male genitalia. You know, the topics we're all confused about! Madi also rants about the Broadway Bracket, her recent self-inflicted Tiktok ban, and reminds you all that even when things feel spooky and dark: YOU'RE WELCOME & LOVED HERE!

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a Dear Media production.
0:04.3	Welcome to the bad broadcast. I'm your host, and I just recorded 25 minutes and didn't hit record. I did not hit
0:41.1	record. I am telling you guys, this episode is coming at a really good time because we're talking
0:45.0	about the dumb dumb club today. And honestly, I am stupider than ever. Okay, when I was a little kid,
0:51.0	I very much identified as a very smart kid. Okay, I skipped the second grade.
0:55.4	I could have skipped the second and third grade.
0:57.5	They gave me that option, but my mom didn't want me in the same grade as my brother.
1:01.7	So I skipped one grade, and I just really held on to that, that I was a smart kid.
1:05.8	And it really gave me a lot of confidence.
1:08.1	And I carried that throughout my junior high and high school days.
1:11.8	And then, you know, high school, we let things slip a little bit. I didn't get great grades.
1:15.5	I didn't get into like an amazing college. I didn't do great in college, whatever.
1:19.0	And now here I am in my 30s. Mother, married, successful business person, I would say,
1:26.3	you know, relatively. And dumber than ever, truly,
1:29.9	like my common sense is so low. It actually worries me. And I know that a lot of that is because
1:35.2	my brain power is taken up elsewhere. But yeah, it's, it's really depressing. But I'm trying to
1:39.9	embrace it and learn more and read more. But let's just, let's just go ahead and say that I'm not
1:46.3	going to be the best source for anything. Like, I feel like sometimes I tell you guys, like,
1:51.1	facts about things. Like, in the episode I recorded 10 minutes ago that didn't actually record,
1:56.0	I was like explaining something and then I was like, this is wrong. Like, I know that this is wrong.
2:00.1	Why am I saying this? So I'm really sorry that, you know, a lot of times I get facts wrong. But I do think that we
2:05.8	should embrace being stupid a little bit more. I mean, it's easier to just admit that you're wrong a lot
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