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by Murray Ed
In this Society anything you do is bad if your actions do not line up with the popular narrative. This podcast Goes against popular narratives. The intention of the speaker and “His” Podcast is to provoke thought and for entertainment purposes only. Please be aware that some content may be emotionally triggering and of a sensitive nature. Therefore Listener discretion is advised.
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- 2 days ago1h 16m
348. When the Small Letdown Finally Tells the Truth
I once knew a guy who mistook a rare feeling for proof, and it almost cost him his self-respect.This episode is for the people who give deeply once they believe something matters. The people who remember details. The people who attach meaning to moments. The people who are not stupid, not weak, not desperate, but maybe too willing to believe that intensity must be pointing toward character.Because sometimes the chemistry was real.The warmth was real.The private moments were real.But real is not the same as safe.Real is not the same as loyal.Real is not the same as honorable.And real is not the same as reciprocal.In Episode 348 of You’re Probably Right, I talk about the kind of connection that keeps you defending the highest moment while the pattern keeps telling the truth. The kind of person who receives your care, your patience, your attention, your body, your loyalty, and your hope, but still does not become more careful with you.Sometimes it is not the huge betrayal that wakes you up.Sometimes it is the small failure.The thing they should have remembered.The thing they should have cared enough to do.The basic act of regard that would have cost them almost nothing.And when they still cannot meet you there, the story finally starts looking different.This one is about chemistry, character, giving too much, protecting the story, ignoring the pattern, and why painful clarity can still be mercy.If you have ever used one beautiful moment to excuse ten weak ones, this episode is for you.
- 5 days ago1h 1m
Episode 347: Why Didn’t I Know I Was Enough?
In this episode of You’re Probably Right Podcast, I reflect on what happens when you look back at an old version of yourself and realize you were not as worthless, hopeless, unattractive, or broken as you felt at the time.This is a personal rumination about weight loss, old Smule recordings, self image, deep sadness, being treated like your value depended on someone else’s approval, and the painful realization that sometimes we spend years trying to prove our worth to people who should never have been allowed to define it.I talk about letting the wrong people become the mirror, why being wanted after you change can mess with your head, and why sometimes the healthiest thing you can do is stop negotiating your value and let people leave, physically and mentally.Because maybe you were enough.Maybe you just did not know it.And maybe now, you are finally starting to see.If this episode connects with you, share it with someone who has been too hard on themselves.
- 1 weeks ago44 min
Episode 346 You’re Not Trying To Get Them Back. You’re Trying To Get Back To The Moment
In Episode 346 of You’re Probably Right, I talk about the difference between missing a person and missing a moment.Sometimes you are not really trying to get them back. You are trying to get back to the one stretch of time where life felt rare, electric, and almost impossible. The look. The chemistry. The feeling. The peak. And once you have touched something like that, it can take a long time to admit that what you are chasing is not the person anymore. It is the pinnacle.This episode is about what happens when you finally get the thing you always believed life could hold, lose it almost as quickly as you found it, and then spend far too long trying to recreate a miracle that was never built to last.If you have ever replayed a relationship, idealized a high point, or realized that you were not chasing love so much as trying to get back to the feeling, this one is for you.Real talk. Raw thoughts. No neat little answers.Just a hard look at memory, longing, peak experiences, and the painful truth that some moments are summits, not homes.
- 2 weeks ago1h 14m
Have You Actually Ever Really Been in Love? Love, Marriage, Attachment & Loneliness
real love, love or attachment, love or loneliness, love or lust, love or fear, emotional attachment, emotional dependence, marriage and love, Christian marriage, covenant marriage, relationship truth, fear of being alone, infatuation, desire versus love, timing in relationships, love and duty, have I ever been in love, what is real love, relationship patterns, loneliness in relationships, when feelings fade, love versus convenience.
- 3 weeks ago40 min
The Man Behind the Myth | Episode 344
Episode 344 of You’re Probably Right Podcast is a spoken-word cultural reflection on what happens when Black men are desired, chosen, and pursued not as full human beings, but as myths.This episode goes into colour, culture, country of origin, body, voice, masculinity, sexuality, fantasy, performance, and the hidden cost of being wanted in ways that still do not see the man clearly. Because some people do not choose Black men because they know them. They choose Black men because they think they know what Black men are supposed to be.And when the real man shows up, the fantasy gets offended.This is about fetish, projection, desire, misunderstanding, performance, and the deep difference between being wanted and being respected. If you have ever felt like someone loved the image, the energy, the culture, the body, or the story more than they loved the actual person standing in front of them, this episode will hit.
- 3 weeks ago1h 30m
Respect Over Love = Love + Respect + Peace Episode 343 of You’re Probably Right Podcast
Episode 343 of You’re Probably Right Podcast is not a soft conversation. It is not padded. It is not dressed up. I got right into it.This is a spoken-word style episode about why respect matters more than people think, why love without respect becomes dangerous, and why so many people stay in situations where they are wanted, used, desired, touched, remembered, and even cared about in fragments, but still not handled with dignity.I talk about disrespect in dating, love, attachment, mixed signals, emotional crumbs, self-abandonment, and the ugly truth that some people want the benefits of closeness without the burden of carrying another human being properly. This episode is for the people who have been replaying the tone, the moments, the chemistry, the contradictions, and trying to make sense of how something real could still be so wrong.This one is long. It goes in. If you need to pause and come back, come back. But if you have ever confused love with safety, warmth with honor, or closeness with respect, this episode is going to hit.
- 3 weeks ago39 min
Why Your Mind Replays Emotional Moments Like Movies | Episode 342
Episode 342 of You’re Probably Right Podcast asks why some emotional moments do not just fade. They replay. Not as ideas, but as scenes. A look. A sentence. A silence. A soft moment that felt real. A cold moment that wiped it away.In this episode, Mike breaks down why some minds keep reopening emotional stories that never got a clean ending, why replay can become hope in disguise, and why unfinished emotional bonds can trap people for far longer than they want to admit. This is not just about heartbreak. It is about memory, contradiction, dignity, and the mind trying to finish what real life never finished.If you have ever found yourself replaying a person, a conversation, a moment, or an ending that never sat right in your spirit, this episode is for you. Sometimes the mind is not replaying the story because you are weak. Sometimes it is replaying it because it never got an honest ending. The deeper question is not just why you do this. The deeper question is what story you are still trying to finish.
- May 2, 20261h 9m
A Match Made in Hell, Part 5: When Fruit Tells the Truth | Episode 341
Episode 341 of You’re Probably Right Podcast closes out the A Match Made in Hell series by asking the deeper question most people never get to: not just what happened, not just what label fits, but what fruit did the bond actually produce.This episode moves past the usual modern language of trauma, attachment, avoidance, narcissism, and emotional unavailability, and asks what those patterns reveal at a deeper moral and spiritual level. Mike breaks down the difference between psychological labels and biblical categories, then looks again at both people in the bond: the over-invested person and the vague, self-protective one.What did this relationship produce? Truth or confusion? Peace or disorder? Repentance or selfish ambition? Gentleness or humiliation? Because when the fruit tells the truth, the whole relationship starts to look different.This is the episode where the wider lens finally comes in. If you have followed the series, this is the capstone. If you are just stepping in, this is the one that asks the hardest and most important question: what kind of tree were you standing under?
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In this Society anything you do is bad if your actions do not line up with the popular narrative. This podcast Goes against popular narratives. The intention of the speaker and “His” Podcast is to provoke thought and for entertainment purposes only. Please be aware that some content may be emotionally triggering and of a sensitive nature. Therefore Listener discretion is advised.
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