In The Jar
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Podcast Overview
<p>A podcast where we explore the human condition by asking questions, that show how we are all different yet the same. </p> <p>Answer questions yourself at inthejarpod.com/questions</p>
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Publishing Since
6/4/2025
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Recent Episodes
June 25, 2026
Brazilian Hand Shrink, Toxic by Britney Spears, and the Queerness of the Bard
We start with tiny hands then dive into Twelfth Night, Mid Summer Nights Dream, and Toxic by Britney Spears. We talk about how watching Shakespeare is easier to digest than reading it, and how you can cast an all-male production and call it "authentic." We brought in our guest Matt to talk about why Shakespeare and his plays are inherently queer. Matt is starting a theater company called Brave New World Theater Company focused on performing Shakespeare through a queer lens, and this conversation sparked from that. Want to be part of the conversation? Answer our questions at inthejar.com/questions — record your voice, share your thoughts, and you might be featured on a future episode.
June 11, 2026
Why We Were Cooler When Nobody Could Find Us - 90’s Nostalgia
Pull up an inflatable chair this week we're diving into the most beautiful decade of them all: the 90s. We start chaotic then pivot hard into why the 90s were actually so great. We talk about television being perfect, Nickelodeon game shows, carpet commercials with frog mascots, and the distinct regionalism that doesn't exist anymore. We get into the economics of the 90s, the freedom of not having cell phones, going to a friends without telling anyone where you were. And we wrap up with some really good observations about being the generation that saw the world before constant surveillance. Want to be part of the conversation? Answer our questions at inthejar.com/questions — record your voice, share your thoughts, and you might be featured on a future episode.
May 28, 2026
Colostomy Bag, Testicle Age, and How Perception Affects Empathy
Pull up a chair, this week we're Diana Weishaar brings in something heavier than usual: how perception actually affects empathy. We went from road rage and slow walkers, to ghosting on Grindr, to being jaded by past relationships. We talked about being a performer versus a regular person with "that engine always running," about whether it's okay to not show empathy sometimes. It's deep-but-not-that-deep, vulnerable, funny, a little chaotic, and totally In the Jar. New episodes every other Thursday. Want to be part of the conversation? Answer our questions at inthejar.com/questions — record your voice, share your thoughts, and you might be featured on a future episode.
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- What is In The Jar?
<p>A podcast where we explore the human condition by asking questions, that show how we are all different yet the same. </p> <p>Answer questions yourself at inthejarpod.com/questions</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
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