The Diligence Dilemma

This week on All the Feelings: Sins & Virtues, we’re diving into the fascinating and sometimes fraught concept of diligence. Join Tommy and Pete as they explore how different cultures view hard work, and whether a “good day’s work” is a universal ideal or a recipe for burnout.

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Gluttony: It’s Not Just About the Donuts

This week on All the Feelings: Sins & Virtues, Tommy and Pete unpack the sin of gluttony, exploring how our insatiable appetites for more than just food are shaping our world. Tune in as they dissect the cultural evolution of overconsumption and Tommy confesses to a surprising personal indulgence that’s got him feeling a little stuffed.

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It’s Chastity: You’re Blushing Just Thinking About It

This week on Sins and Virtues, Pete and Tommy explore the surprising history of chastity, from medieval myths to modern interpretations of an ancient concept. Tune in to discover the shocking truth about chastity belts and how this “virtue” has been used to control and empower throughout history.

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Lust: The Guiltiest Party

Pete and Tommy get frisky this week as they explore the lascivious legends of lust, the sin that defines both not having any idea what you’re missing and feeling bad about it.

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Guilty Giving: A Tale of Charity

This week on All The Feelings, Pete and Tommy navigate the tricky waters of modern charity, from guilt-inducing donation requests to the perils of being “charity shamed.” They explore the historical roots of charity, adore oatmeal, and ponder the challenges of discussing this virtue in a world where it’s so tightly intertwined with religious beliefs.

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The Sloth Paradox: Laziness, Productivity, and the Pursuit of Happiness

Tommy and Pete are back at it again, tackling the oh-so-deadly(?) sin of sloth in the season 9 premiere of All The Feelings. Prepare to have your mind blown as they bravely challenge the notion that taking a break is a one-way ticket to eternal damnation, all while exploring the riveting history of the seven deadly sins – because who needs Netflix when you’ve got 4th-century theologians?

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