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Andrew and Charlie Investigate:

Andrew and Charlie Investigate:

Andrew Kirwan and Charlie Milner
Date de sortie : 2025-10-07
© Andrew Kirwan and Charlie Milner
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Date de sortie : 2025-10-07
© Andrew Kirwan and Charlie Milner
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Andrew & Charlie Investigate | Episode 1.5: Solitude

Andrew & Charlie Investigate | Episode 1.5: Solitude

Uploading a previous episode. Here the boys swim in the seas of loneliness, trying to uncover what, if anything can be gained from being alone. For AD free episodes, weekly bonus episodes, advice threads, group chats and topic suggestions, subscribe to
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Uploading a previous episode. Here the boys swim in the seas of loneliness, trying to uncover what, if anything can be gained from being alone.
For AD free episodes, weekly bonus episodes, advice threads, group chats and topic suggestions, subscribe to our Patreon here: https://patreon.com/andrewandcharlie
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Edited by LRG Studios
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Date de publication : 7/10/2025 à 14:22:50

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By the end of this podcast. Andrew and Charlie will have uncovered the meaning of life.
They are gradually chipping away at the ultimate mysteries of life. Emphasis on gradually.
Join them for a weekly episode where they'll investigate different aspects of humanity, shedding new light on philosophy, psychology, ethics, morality and ultimately: humanity.
They'll be answering key questions such as: Why do we dream? Why did they both wet the bed until they were 14? And what's really wrong with Charlie?
Join our Patreon (link below) for access to ad free episodes and bonus episodes.

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