326: NEW STORY—The Class of '23
America's most exclusive graduate school is at it again.
16 Kesä 20239min
325: Bob Crawford—America's Founding Son
The Avett Brothers' standup bassist is not only a great musician but also an avid historian. Bob talks about music, family, slavery, abolitionism, and the amazing legacy of John Quincey Adams as chron...
13 Kesä 20231h 27min
324: Jedidiah Thurner— Bonus Day
The disrupter and co-founder of Love Has No Limits talks about how the organization engages communities to tackle society's problems of families in crisis, foster care, and medical debt. He also revea...
6 Kesä 20231h 31min
323: Akash Chougule—Reguflation and the Right to Try
Americans For Prosperity's vice president of government affairs, Akash Chougule, discusses how CA-AB5 and Congress' Pro Act are deleterious to independent contractors and why the use of mutual benefit...
30 Touko 20231h 4min
322: Coffee with Mom—We're Gonna Need Both Bibles with Peggy Rowe
King James vs. NIV, Pentateuch vs. Septuagint, nonagenarian vs. ear-hair poetry, beaned vs. bean-less chili, Schmigadoon vs. Cockeysville, sponsors vs. sphincters, a centenarian luncheon, some loud na...
26 Touko 202348min
321: "Smokin'" Ed Currie—The Ring of Sting
The Dirty Jobber, Guinness World Record-holding pepper breeder, and CEO of the PuckerButt Pepper Company, explains how he replaced drinks and drugs with dopamine-inducing capsaicin. Spoiler Alert: It ...
23 Touko 20231h 28min
320: NEW STORY—Braving the Elements
It might not be as bad as you think.
19 Touko 202310min
319: Michael Easter—Hunger is the Best Sauce
The professor, adventurer, and author of the The Comfort Crisis speaks about his 33-day trip off the grid in the arctic tundra and how he learned to embrace silence, boredom, and uncomfortableness. ...
16 Touko 20231h 25min
