Distractible
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Distractible

Distractible

456 episodes

The Distractible podcast with Mark Fischbach, Wade Barnes, and Bob Muyskens is a space to have thoughtful discussions about funny, out there, or otherwise interesting stories from everyday life. Also an opportunity for three friends to remind each other they are not as smart as they think.

What this show covers

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What listeners will find here

Bob returns for another one-man show, with Mark and Wade directing
Bob’s one man show gets a second round, with Mark and Wade back in the director’s chairs for a one-night-only performance. If you like improvised chaos, character bits, and the trio pushing a simple premise as far as it can go, this episode looks built for that.
A speculative horror entry with violence and abuse themes
These Hollows and Rivers is a speculative horror story by Violet J. Williams, featured in The Scary Tapes competition from Real Good AI. Expect a dark, unsettling listen, with content warnings for physical abuse and violence.
A tiny, teasing setup for a food-flavored Distractible episode
Grilled or Fried? sounds like a playful, food-themed Distractible installment with the show’s usual offbeat energy. The description leans into a crispy, cast-iron joke, so this looks like a light episode for listeners who enjoy the hosts’ absurd framing as much as the topic itself.
A medical-horror entry where captivity and gaslighting take center stage
Saving Grace is this week’s story in The Scary Tapes, a speculative horror podcast competition by Real Good AI. The episode signals an intense blend of captivity, medical abuse, and violence, making it a strong pick for listeners who want horror that leans disturbing rather than playful.
A search for a happy ending in the middle of sad times
The Jerker Episode centers on the guys trying to find a happy ending to the sad times we're living in. It sounds like a mood-driven installment aimed at balancing heaviness with some kind of release or relief.

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