We live in a world that treats boredom like the plague. A single unoccupied moment—no pings, no notifications, no sudden distraction—and we’re unsettled, jittery, desperate to fix whatever lurks under that blank stare. Yet, what if boredom is not a glitch in our wiring but the operating system itself? What if, beneath its uncomfortable surface, lies the fertile ground of invention, self-reflection, and even compassion?
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Well, That's a Deep Subject.
It all starts with something simple—an everyday object, a common phrase, a passing thought. But give it a second look, and suddenly, you're falling into the deep end.
Hosted by James D. Newcomb, Well, That’s a Deep Subject is a slow-sipping conversation series where surface-level questions reveal unexpected depths.
Whether it's a handshake, a coffee mug, or the word "fine," each episode begins with something familiar—and follows it down the rabbit hole of meaning, memory, and mystery.
Sometimes it's philosophical. Sometimes personal. Sometimes playful. Always thoughtful.
So pull up a chair. Pour yourself something warm. And get ready to find out just how deep a subject can go.
It all starts with something simple—an everyday object, a common phrase, a passing thought. But give it a second look, and suddenly, you're falling into the deep end.
Hosted by James D. Newcomb, Well, That’s a Deep Subject is a slow-sipping conversation series where surface-level questions reveal unexpected depths.
Whether it's a handshake, a coffee mug, or the word "fine," each episode begins with something familiar—and follows it down the rabbit hole of meaning, memory, and mystery.
Sometimes it's philosophical. Sometimes personal. Sometimes playful. Always thoughtful.
So pull up a chair. Pour yourself something warm. And get ready to find out just how deep a subject can go.
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James D. Newcomb
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