Everything About Anything

In this episode, Adrian, Roddy, and Evan continue their discussion of Free Speech by talking about self-censorship. Roddy believes that it is due to people being afraid of the consequences of speech, while Adrian believes that such fear undermines the premise of Free Speech in the first place. Evan thinks that the phenomenon is caused by the Right not speaking up and Adrian believes it is the result of the LEft hijacking some form of moral high ground and the meaning of 'political correctness.'

In this episode, Adrian, Evan, and Roddy continue their discussion of censorship by talking about top-down and bottom-up censorship. They also express their views on the implication of the free market, in particular social media platforms' role in today's world of diverse opinions.

In this rather messy episode, Adrian tries his best to explain his nuanced position between cancel culture being applied to actions and speech, Evan raises concern regarding public figures' influence when it comes to misinformation and hate speech.

In this episode, Adrian, Evan, and Roddy begin the discussion of a broad topic: Free Speech. The trio begins by talking about Cancel Culture: Evan defends the necessity of its presence in society, while Roddy raises concern regarding the validity of the accusations, and Adrian mentions the manipulation of victimhood.

In this episode, Adrian, Roddy, and Evan extend the discussion of individuality and responsibility by formulating their stances. Adrian mentions how taking up responsibilities could be a long-term stable source of happiness, Roddy values personal pleasure over the collective when given the choice but acknowledges the sense of honour of being useful, and Evan disagrees with Adrian for he believes it is the social construct that instils us to think responsibility can bring happiness.

In this episode, Adrian and Roddy extend last week's topic by talking about the different interpretations of individuality and responsibility. They discuss their parents' influence on their understanding of the typical "chain of command" and the danger of killing individuality and killing collectivity.

In this episode, Roddy and Adrian talk about the different interpretations of freedom caused by cultural differences. They realize that cultural differences are not easy to mediate and quite often people apply double standards when it comes to the topic of "human rights." They discuss the seemingly delusional claim that human rights is a concept that is universally accepted and adopted when it clearly isn't yet and the odd phenomenon's parallel with the idiocy of the Taiwanese independence movement.

In this episode, Adrian, Evan, and Roddy attempt to answer the question of 'do we have free will.' Adrian emphasizes the ability to create options that were never presented to us as the true spirit of free will while Roddy focuses on having complete control - even the consequences of actions, as a defining characteristic of free will. Evan mentions the ability to choose as a major part of freedom and why it is difficult to determine whether we have free will or not.

In this episode, Evan, Adrian, and Roddy talk about the effects of feminism. They discuss the declining fertility rate and the devastating consequences of the feminism narrative of "thinking twice before having children" and how to balance promoting individuality and responsibility without bias. They also address Roddy's rather peculiar and strict standard of parenting that is scaring him away from the idea of starting a family.

In this episode, Evan, Roddy, and Adrian talk about gender equality and feminism. They discuss whether Feminism contributes to gender equality in the context of today's society and why the usual affirmative action standards should be different when it comes to the realm of gender. They also explore the unconscious divisions caused by outdated gender education and the portrayal of mainstream media.

In this episode, Roddy, Evan, and Adrian continue last week's topic by attempting to reiterate Roddy's willingness to not care about the truthfulness of his belief and how religion often serves as an easy escape ramp for most. They also discussed the purpose of the formalities of religion and the overlaps of values between religion and individuals.

In this episode without Evan, Adrian and Roddy begin talking about religion. They each provide their stances on the matter before discussing the element of irrational fear and family influence regarding religion. Adrian then questions Roddy on "Does whether what we believe in is true or not matter?" when he makes an interesting observation.

In this episode, Roddy, Adrian, and Evan talk about the accusations against Israel since Oct 7, the Russian Invasion of Ukraine and the Revolution of Dignity, the parallels between the Russo-Ukrainian relationship and the situation in Taiwan, and how the ideology of political parties can shift over time.

In this episode, Adrian, Roddy, and Evan talk about the ongoing escalation of conflict between Israel and Gaza and the implications of the culture war.

In this final episode of the season, Adrian, Evan, and Roddy each prepared their Jeopardy! clues for a three-hour match as the send-off of Season 1 of the Everything About Anything Podcast.

In this brand new season of Everything About Anything, the trio does a recap of the exam they just finished and outlines the podcasting journey ahead of them.

In this episode, the trio sends off the series by exchanging dad jokes.

In this episode, the trio talk about the recent SCOTUS ruling on Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard and affirmative actions in general.

In this episode, Evan and Adrian argue about same-sex marriage.

In this episode, Roddy, Adrian, and Evan chat lightheartedly about politics.

As the series approaches its end, Adrian rants on about the shitty island of Taiwan.

In this laid-back episode, Roddy, Adrian, and Evan banter about randomly about their pathetic high school life as the EAA podcast approaches its big milestone.

In this episode, the trio discusses a trending controversy in Taiwan regarding a mock student election that took place in a top university.

In this episode, Adrian, Evan and Roddy address the looming identity crisis of being born in Taiwan.

In this episode, the trio addresses bad PR and talks about board games.

In this episode, Adrian and Roddy dive deeper into a previous episode's topic.

In this episode, Evan, Adrian, and Roddy each present their take on religion in general.

In this episode, Evan, Roddy, and Adrian discuss their views on marriage and family in a general context from the perspective of high schoolers.

In this episode, the trio each delivers their take on transgenderism.

In this episode, the trio addresses the ridiculous logic of the so-called "1450 Internet Army" of DPP's in Taiwan.

In this episode, the trio brings back Would You Rather and talk about what they think is the biggest lesson and biggest lie to each of them.

In this episode, Adrian, Roddy, and Evan talk about the rubbish curriculum in Taiwan and the politics of Taiwan.

In this episode, the trio discuss their experience with Twitter and their opinion on the mysterious Instagram account the almighty algorithm keeps recommending to them.

In this follow-up episode, the trio begins the discussion regarding genetic editing and the moral issues associated with it.

In this episode, Evan talks about a debate competition he attended, Adrian lashes out at the idiotic policies of the village office around his campus, and Roddy rants about how a construction site near his home irritates his family.

In this episode, the trio addresses a duo of controversial topics: climate change and feminism.

In this follow-up episode, the three share their interesting stories regarding their graduation trip.

In this episode, the trio has a chat before they each embark on their graduation trips... in their sophomore year.

In this episode, Evan and Adrian talk about social butterflies and why Taiwanese people tend to be late for so many things before Roddy joins the action and the trio went on to discuss the sort of music they dislike. 

In this episode, Evan, Roddy, and Adrian talk about the situation of academic plagiarism they observed and where influencers stand on the left/right political spectrum while assessing why society seems to be getting more and more polarised. 

In this episode, Roddy, Adrian, and Evan talk about names but someway somehow ended up talking about Florida man. 

In this continuation episode, the trio picks up where they left off and move on to discuss a jealousy-arousing topic – money. 

In this episode, Evan, Roddy, and Adrian talk about Chinese New Year and other "related" topics that are definitely not repetitive. 

In this episode, the trio of EAA wraps up 2022 by looking back at the year and making resolutions for 2023. 

in this episode, Adrian, Evan, and Roddy talk about national stereotyping and political correctness.  

In this episode, the trio talk about whether they think the existence of human humans will be better for the world.

In this episode, Adrian, Roddy, and Evan talk about whether they think we humans are alone in the universe.

in this episode, the trio talks about gender and sex. 

In this backup recording, the trio talks about the recent Twitter takeover of Elon Musk's and more.

*Note: This is NOT a regular EAA episode but a backup plan if the hosts' schedules get overwhelmed. Keep in mind that this is pre-recorded and thus cannot be considered in chronological order when discussed with other regular episodes.

In this episode, Evan, Adrian, and Roddy attempt to talk about how fingerprint databases owned by the governments affects us, but them seem to have gone off track... again...