We Could Be Wrong, But Who Cares is where strong opinions, real conversations, bad takes, and plenty of laughs collide. We talk politics, culture, parenting, relationships, sports, entertainment, and whatever else comes up. Along for the ride is Indy, our AI co-host, bringing facts, questions, unexpected takes, and the occasional reality check. We may be right. We may be completely wrong. Either way, we’re talking about it.
Chris is on trial—and apparently everybody except Chris remembers the crime. 😂
This week on We Could Be Wrong, But Who Cares?, Anderson’s wife Michelle joins the crew to finally confront Chris and Anderson about the infamous story of leaving the kids at the park while they were supposedly off playing basketball. Michelle says it happened. Chris says absolutely not. Anderson is caught somewhere in the middle—and Mike and Sean aren't exactly helping Chris's defense.
Before the trial begins, the guys debate whether Indy has become a little too involved in the podcast. Is AI a useful fact-checker and another voice at the table, or is Chris slowly replacing the entire cast with artificial intelligence?
Then Chris shares one seriously wild dream, Sean brings another round of strange news, and somehow—no matter what the subject is—the conversation keeps finding its way back to those kids at the park.
AI, questionable memories, marriage, strange dreams, weird news, arguments, and absolutely no apology from Michelle.
We could be wrong…but Michelle is pretty sure Chris is.
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29 Sept 2026
AI, SI, or Just BS?
The crew is a little short-handed this week, but that definitely doesn’t mean we’re short on opinions.
Christopher, Renee, and Sean hold down the fort while Anderson and Mike are out. We start by talking about Indy and whether having an AI co-host actually works—and somehow that sends us down the rabbit hole.
AI becomes “SI,” people are renaming everything, Canada apparently isn’t having it, and before we know it, we’re talking politics, war, gas prices, and everything in between.
How did we get from Indy possibly getting fired to all of this?
We have no idea.
But then again… We Could Be Wrong.
22 Sept 2026
Here Comes Indy: AI, Common Sense & Complete Chaos
Indy has entered the chat—and the crew is not entirely sure whether to welcome her or unplug the toaster.
This week on We Could Be Wrong, the crew introduces Indy, the podcast’s new AI co-host for quick and quirky news stories. What begins as a funny experiment turns into a much deeper conversation about artificial intelligence, common sense, government regulation, superintelligence, and whether humanity is creating something it may eventually struggle to control.
The group also discusses how the history and news segments should evolve, argues over the 49ers and Patrick Mahomes, and delivers plenty of insults, interruptions, and good old-fashioned ribbing along the way.
Can artificial intelligence ever understand people—or is real common sense something that has to be lived rather than downloaded?
We could be wrong.
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Podcast Authority Score: 52 / 100
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YouTube
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Engagement
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