The Good Dumb Fun Show
The Good Dumb Fun Show
Podcast Description
'The Good Dumb Fun Show' is exactly what it sounds like — a light-hearted, no-pressure podcast where two friends (and former coworkers) dive into all kinds of topics just for the fun of it. Whether we’re sharing personal stories, reacting to the latest internet goofiness, or tackling life’s greatest mysteries, we’re here to bring a smile to your face and a break from the serious stuff. No drama, no doomscrolling — just good times, dumb jokes, and fun conversations. Come get in on the good, dumb fun!
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Content Themes
Each episode of The Good Dumb Fun Show centers around light-hearted topics such as internet trends, personal anecdotes, and humorous takes on everyday situations. For example, episodes might include discussions on Revolutionary War history, goofy internet challenges, or simple catch-up sessions that embody a carefree approach to life.
‘The Good Dumb Fun Show’ is exactly what it sounds like — a light-hearted, no-pressure podcast where two friends (and former coworkers) dive into all kinds of topics just for the fun of it. Whether we’re sharing personal stories, reacting to the latest internet goofiness, or tackling life’s greatest mysteries, we’re here to bring a smile to your face and a break from the serious stuff. No drama, no doomscrolling — just good times, dumb jokes, and fun conversations. Come get in on the good, dumb fun!
”The Good Dumb Fun Show” w/ Josh Horton and Patrick Smith
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Episode 27 Description
In this week’s episode of The Good Dumb Fun Show, we kick off 2026 by setting the tone for what “New Year, New Me” actually means for us. We break down the origins of New Year’s celebrations—from ancient Babylon to Julius Caesar to fireworks meant to scare away demons—and dig into classic American traditions like the Times Square Ball Drop, Auld Lang Syne, and the superstition surrounding symbolic foods.
We also talk New Year’s resolutions: the most common ones, the fastest ones to fail (hello, Quitter’s Day), and why only a tiny percentage of people actually stick with them. Along the way, we share fun facts, questionable stats, reflections on our past commitments like Caffeine Free 2023, and what we’re personally committing to in 2026. As always, it’s good, dumb, and fun in equal measure.
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Hosts: Josh Horton & Patrick Smith
Podcast produced by Josh Horton and Patrick Smith
Recording & Editing by Patrick Smith
Email – [email protected]
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