254: Robert Kiyosaki—What the Hand Does the Mind Remembers
Robert Kiyosaki talks about how he voluntarily got into Vietnam, how he almost got kicked out, and why he wrote his Capitalist Manifesto to combat Marx's manifesto.
7 Juni 20221h 13min
253: Bill Whittle—"They Get to Shoot Nazis... That's Fun!"
After reading a short Memorial Day mystery called Visiting Hours Mike speaks with Bill Whittle about the protocols of Arlington National Cemetery, the price of freedom, and the need for gratitude.
30 Maj 20221h 20min
252: Luke Mickelson—The Gospel of Do-Goodery According to Luke
Luke Mickelson talks about how his charity Sleep in Heavenly Peace skyrocketed after appearing on Returning The Favor and his mission to make sure every child has a bed to sleep in.
24 Maj 20221h 12min
251: Matt Hagan—You Wear 40 Pounds of Gear Because, You Know, You're on Fire Quite a Bit
Three-time NHRA Funny Car Champ and farmer/rancher, Matt Hagan discusses artificial insemination, human waste as fertilizer, and what it's like to be inside of an 11,000 horsepower funny car when it e...
17 Maj 20221h 9min
250: Jessie Hagan—They Want You to Find Them
Staff Genealogist for Sons of the American Revolution, Jessie Hagan forgoes his Derby party to school Mike and Chuck on their revolutionary lineage, why it matters, and why Knobel is a fitting name fo...
10 Maj 20221h 23min
249: Coffee with Mom—Sometimes When He Goes Stinky He Forgets to Hold Mr. Beeper Down and Winkles on the Wall with Peggy Rowe
Two-time NYT bestselling author, Peggy Rowe stops by to discuss her upcoming third book, how not to tape your students to a chair, and what it's like to give your best friend's eulogy.
3 Maj 20221h 17min
248: I'll Attend His Graduation in a U-Haul
Adam Carolla talks frankly about growing up invisible, his podcasting leap of faith, and how he brought his construction work ethic to comedy.
26 Apr 20221h 17min
247: The Other Side of the Fourth Wall
Master podcaster and chronicler of Hardcore History, Dan Carlin joins the conversation to discuss his process, the war in Ukraine, and the pitfalls of judging yesterday's events with today's values.
19 Apr 20222h 21min
