Semantics Dept

When three longtime friends can’t accept they agree, they argue about the questions themselves. A few insights drop amongst the nonsense that ensues.

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Episodes

Fishes and Heels

May 31, 2024

May 31, 2024

1 hr 57 min

Noise for supper, school assignments are stressful, and discussing how modern internet culture has become professional wrestling.

May 31, 2024

1 hr 57 min

Apr 22, 2024

1 hr 53 min


JP gets scammed, Keith gets beaned, 3 body-ody-ody-ody-ody-ody problems
 
 
 
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Apr 22, 2024

1 hr 53 min

Apr 11, 2024

2 hr 40 min

Chicago is nice, but why is everyone filming? Maybe they are investigators. Now I'm livin' out here on the beach, but those seagulls are still out of reach. Wait, what happened to my plate? Oh joy, it’s more Elon talk.

Apr 11, 2024

2 hr 40 min

Apr 2, 2024

2 hr 3 min

Some of us awaken the sleeper, some of us tell food industry stories, then we dowse for water and cows.

Apr 2, 2024

2 hr 3 min

Mar 18, 2024

1 hr 58 min


How do calendars work? We merk some Republican talking points and tell some drunk history about Canadians getting merked.

Mar 18, 2024

1 hr 58 min

Mar 5, 2024

1 hr 48 min

Charismatic knots, why camping sucks, talking about another podcast again, and asking if prompts can be creativity.

Mar 5, 2024

1 hr 48 min

Feb 21, 2024

1 hr 57 min

Oppenheimer rants, Bladerunner derails, Old men yell at clouds.

Feb 21, 2024

1 hr 57 min

Feb 7, 2024

2 hr 24 min

In which we mostly talk about another podcast, relate an alchemical miracle, and revisit a previous topic to exhaustion.

Feb 7, 2024

2 hr 24 min

Jan 31, 2024

1 hr 16 min


Trying to sort out being an ethical consumer and the depiction of emo villains and boring heroes.

Jan 31, 2024

1 hr 16 min

Jan 23, 2024

58 min

Witness all three of us shiny and chrome on the Fury Road. Mediocre!

Jan 23, 2024

58 min

How We Got here

Ever since they met in the early 2000s (whoa), Dan, John-Paul, and Keith have had a shared love of music, design, art, tech, and, well, having opinions. Sometimes these opinions were serious (politics) and sometimes they were ridiculous (cow tipping).

Somewhere along the way, they became adults and drifted apart, geographically and metaphorically. The frankly bonkers events of 2016, though, kicked off days long arguments that eventually became a long running text thread of constant ribbing, trolling, and I told you so.

The Semantics Dept is a podcast hosted by three friends who can never quite accept that they agree most of the time. Not all the time, as listeners will find out if they dare to get to know these ding dongs.

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