338: NEW STORY—It Might Be Worth Remembering
The past is what we choose to forget. History is what we choose to remember.
10 Aug 202311min
337: Chad Pregracke—America's Hardest Working Garbage Man
The founder of Living Lands and Waters talks about how his do-goodery removed over 13 million pounds of garbage from America's waterways, how he's turning discarded plastics into durable pallets, and ...
8 Aug 20231h 8min
336: Nick Gillespie—A Perfectly Reasonable Chat
The Libertarian journalist and editor-at-large at Reason interviews Mike at FreedomFest 2023. The two discuss a myriad of topics, including skilled trades, workforce participation, and the state of ed...
1 Aug 20231h 32min
335: Coffee with Mom—Poetry Gets a Bad Rap with Peggy Rowe
From Shakespeare to Frost and Madras to Nantucket, the three-time bestselling author and her son trade raps and reminisce about recitations. There's also talk of sushi and rainwater, ancient mariners,...
27 Juli 202356min
333: Chuck Klausmeyer—The Lady Who Puts Them in Me Will Be Thrilled
For Chuck's milestone birthday, Mike questions him about the Pageant of the Masters, his frequent hobbies, and the reason he has pellets in his ass.
18 Juli 202352min
332: NEW STORY—His Final Destination
1 invalid + 8 assassins = the train ride of a lifetime.
13 Juli 202312min
331: Stu Segall—Naked Volleyball and Other Strategic Operations
The successful producer of hit shows like Hunter, Renegade, and Silk Stalkings talks about how 9/11 changed television forever and led him to turn his 20-acre studio into Strategic Operations, a train...
11 Juli 20231h 17min
