Modern politics isn’t just news anymore—it’s a reality show, and culture is along for the ride. This week we’re calling this episode “You Can’t Make This Shit Up” !

We discuss the hypocrisy and craziness of liberal think! Also the insanity of people getting offended over basic hygiene questions! AND we hit some cultural issues that leave the rest of us scratching our heads. If you’re tired of sanitized news coverage and want an honest, humorous look at the circus around us, this is your show! You really can’t make this $hi# UP!

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#SplittinTheAtom with Jen Brien is Rhode Island’s newest must-watch podcast — where politics and wild headlines collide. Hosted by beloved media personality Jen Brien, each episode dives into the crazy, weird, and offbeat corners of the news with sharp wit and fearless questions. From State House secrets to bizarre global headlines, this show isn’t about nothing — it’s about everything. Tune in weekly and discover why curiosity has never been this entertaining.

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Get ready for a wild ride as Jen pulls back the curtain on the strange, the surprising, and the just plain weird. With a playful science-themed backdrop and her signature quirky humor, Jen takes on fringe headlines and stories you won’t catch on the nightly news — all while keeping it smart, fast-paced, and deeply Rhode Island.

Whether she’s unpacking local controversies, chatting with guests, or exploring the lighter side of global news, Jen delivers a fresh, fearless voice in every episode. Tune in for sharp commentary, unforgettable conversations, and a show that proves curiosity really is the best antidote to the ordinary.

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