Christmas, Holidays, KFC, and the Absurdity of Tradition | Good Afternoon Planet Earth On this episode of Good Afternoon Planet Earth, Amy and Dominic dissect the fascinating, often bizarre origins of holiday traditions with wit and irreverence.

Why does Japan eat KFC for Christmas? What kind of marketing genius convinced us to drag trees indoors and set them on fire with candles? And are holiday cards still relevant, or just a nostalgic flex from your high school crush? Join us as we explore the human need for ritual, the blurry line between sentimentality and chaos, and why authenticity (even in trees) still matters. Perfect for fans of dark humor, existential musings, and those who appreciate a touch of the absurd during the holiday season.

🌟 This Episode Includes: The history of Christmas trees and stockings 🎄 Japan’s unexpected Christmas fried chicken tradition 🍗 Holiday trivia that might just ruin your family dinner 🧦 The unsung genius who invented electric Christmas lights 💡 Philosophical musings on real vs. fake traditions and the human condition Let us know your most absurd holiday tradition in the comments.

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Welcome to Good Afternoon Planet Earth, the #1 intergalactic podcast! 🚀 Join Amy Jans and Dominic Leonelli for a debate on nachos vs. pizza, why humans are obsessed with crunch, and trivia that'll blow your mind (guess which country invented potato chips!). Dive into cosmic debates, snacks, and heartwarming tales from yesteryear. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to keep the laughs coming! 🎉✨

Get ready for a wild ride with Amy Jans and Dominic Leonelli on this episode of Good Afternoon Planet Earth! 🌍🤣 We dive deep into belly button fears, the irrational terror of clowns (chorophobia, anyone?), and the hilarity of nepotism, mustache debates, and personal growth. Plus, find out how Dominic's dad painted a lawyer’s car to save the day and why exposure therapy might just change your life. This episode is packed with surprises and the ultimate question: grow the mustache or not? Tune in to the only intergalactic podcast 🚀 Subscribe for new episodes every week and don’t forget to comment your phobia below! 🎤👀

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In this Thanksgiving-themed episode, we dive into everything from classic holiday dishes to fun family dynamics. Join us as we chat about Thanksgiving traditions, the best foods on the table (sweet potato casserole, anyone?), and share some hilarious stories from past family gatherings. Plus, we throw in a little twist by discussing Thanksgiving Day parades, holiday habits, and a touch of gambling tips for those looking to try their luck this season.we uncover the real issues behind Mickey and Minnie Mouse’s iconic relationship! From jealousy and manipulation It's a lighthearted and fun-filled conversation that will get you in the holiday spirit! Grab a plate of your favorite Thanksgiving treats and tune in!

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In this episode of Good Afternoon Planet Earth, we dive into the complexities of human behavior, unpacking why we sometimes dislike people who remind us of ourselves. We explore how comparison shapes our perceptions, the dangers of playing the victim, and why we often romanticize struggle in ways that aren't helpful.

We also take a critical look at modern art and question whether it’s truly artistic expression or just a product of consumerism. Plus, we discuss Picasso’s early works and how he evolved as one of history's greatest artists—sometimes starting from humble beginnings.

Join us as we reflect on self-awareness, the impact of surrounding ourselves with positivity, and the absurdities of modern life. If you're looking for a dose of introspection, a critique of societal norms, and a bit of fun along the way, this episode is for you.

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Ever wondered why a can of Coke is $7 in New York City? 😳 Join us as we dive into the hidden costs of city living and share our favorite life hacks for surviving in the Big Apple! From shopping tips to workout routines, we cover everything to help you navigate NYC’s quirks and expenses like a pro. Plus, a deep dive into Coca-Cola’s wild history, the struggle of tiny apartments, and a shoutout to our hilarious Dads. 🗽✨ Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe if you're loving the vibes of "Good Afternoon Planet Earth"! 🌎💫 Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction & NYC’s $7 Cokes 4:20 Smart Shopping Tips for City Life 10:15 Gym Gains & 20-Minute Fitness Routines 💪 16:30 The Wild History of Coca-Cola 🍹 30:00 Fun Facts About China’s Pandas 🐼 Tags: New York City life, NYC vlog, $7 Coke NYC, city living hacks, funny NYC podcast, Good Afternoon Planet Earth, New York apartment hacks, small space struggles, NYC shopping tips, Coca-Cola history, NYC expenses, urban living tips, daily gym routine, fitness for beginners, Coke $7, viral podcast episode, life in NYC Follow us on Instagram :) Instagram.com/goodafternoonplanetearth_TV tiktok.com/@goodafternoonplanetearth Follow Dom! Instagram.com/dominicleonelli Follow Amy! Instagram.com/amekablame https://www.etsy.com/shop/idonthaveaniche Business ops, email us: thegapeshowtv@gmail.com Thank you for watching!!

Welcome to Good Afternoon Planet Earth! 🌍 In this episode, hosts Amy and Dominic embark on an exploration of fear—an emotion that connects us all! Why do we get scared? What does it mean in our daily lives?

From spine-chilling haunted houses that make our hearts race to the societal expectations that shape how men and women are supposed to handle fear, we dissect the intricacies of this powerful emotion. Join us as we share personal anecdotes, delve into the psychology behind fear, and uncover the ways it influences our decisions and relationships.

Discover how fear can be both a motivator and a hindrance, and learn why it’s completely okay to embrace your fears instead of shying away from them! In this episode, we’ll discuss: What happens in our brains when we get scared? The differences in how fear is perceived and expressed. Stories from our own experiences with fear and how they shaped us.

Tips on facing your fears and turning them into personal growth opportunities. Whether you thrive on thrilling experiences or prefer the safety of your cozy couch, this engaging conversation will resonate with anyone who has ever felt that rush of adrenaline. Don’t miss out on this eye-opening discussion that might just change how you view fear! Remember to like, subscribe, and ring that notification bell for more captivating episodes of Good Afternoon Planet Earth! 🎧✨

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