D and Candy V
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<p>Slip past the chain-link fence, creep through the rusted loading dock, and descend into the basement of a forgotten warehouse on the wrong side of the tracks. Down here, in the hum of flickering lights and concrete echoes, D and Candy hold clandestine conversations on philosophy, art, and the mysteries of existence.</p>
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Publishing Since
8/27/2025
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Recent Episodes
January 29, 2026
The Morality of Doing Absolutely Nothing
Is doing nothing still a moral choice? In this episode of D & Candy V, we dive headfirst into the uncomfortable gray area between action and inaction—and whether “not choosing” is actually a choice with consequences. From a warehouse basement on the wrong side of the tracks, D and Candy V unpack the trolley problem, Good Samaritan laws, moral responsibility, proximity, intention, and the quiet ways we justify not stepping in. From Seinfeld’s infamous finale to real-world moments of hesitation, guilt, compassion, and self-preservation, this conversation spirals into bigger questions about morality itself. Is morality binary—or deeply personal?Does inaction remove responsibility, or secretly create it?At what point does helping become unreasonable… or even harmful?And who gets to decide what counts as “doing the right thing” anyway? Along the way, the conversation touches on: Inaction as a form of action Moral responsibility vs. moral exhaustion Proximity, visibility, and the bystander effect Capitalism, charity, and “transferring” moral weight Family, safety, and justified self-interest Whether morality is objective, subjective, or just deeply private Listen. Think. Disagree. Sit with the discomfort. You’ve been eavesdropping on D & Candy V.Like, subscribe, review, and share—and come back anytime.We’ll be here… waiting for you, in a warehouse basement, on the wrong side of the tracks.
January 21, 2026
Episode 11 - Let’s Solve Consciousness!
This episode started with “What is consciousness?” and very quickly turned into a spiral involving flatworms, Lego robots, emergent behavior, AI fear of death, free will (or the lack of it), and why humans seem absolutely obsessed with meaning. Is consciousness something special and mystical? Or is it just what happens when you stack enough stimulus-response loops on top of each other and add memory, needs, and feedback? We talked about: • The difference between having a thought and knowing you’re having a thought • Why AI doesn’t “want” anything (yet) • Whether meaning is necessary for survival • If fear, needs, and motivation are the missing ingredients for consciousness • Why creating things feels essential for some people—and meaningless for others • And whether free will is just a really convincing story we tell ourselves At some point we realized that a lot of what we think makes humans special might just be complexity + survivorship + feedback loops… which is both fascinating and mildly unsettling. We definitely didn’t solve consciousness—but we might have made it harder to believe in the magic version of it. If you dig the show, please be sure to “like” and subscribe!
November 19, 2025
Episode Ten: Superstitions and the Longing for Control
In this episode, D and Candy dive deep into the strange, funny, and very human world of superstition. From baseball rituals and rally caps to manifesting, witchcraft, crystals, prayer, astrology, and conspiracy theories, the two explore why our brains cling to patterns, even when they are utterly illogical. They discuss psychology, confirmation bias, the limbic system, and why even the most skeptical among us still fall into little rituals that make us feel just a bit safer. The episode moves from hilarious anecdotes to thoughtful insights about belief, fear, identity, and the deep human desire to impose order on randomness.
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- What is D and Candy V?
<p>Slip past the chain-link fence, creep through the rusted loading dock, and descend into the basement of a forgotten warehouse on the wrong side of the tracks. Down here, in the hum of flickering lights and concrete echoes, D and Candy hold clandestine conversations on philosophy, art, and the mysteries of existence.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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