The Alzheimer's Choir
Love Notes Chorus in Austin, Texas is a choir for people with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, or their caregivers. Directors Edie Elkjer and Susie Higley join to discuss how music effects people with ...
20 Jan 202557min
The Pragmatist's Guide to Politics
In an effort to challenge some of my priors, I bring Justin Robert Young to discuss stadium subsidies, and political action oriented around effectiveness and maximizing happiness, instead of focusing ...
15 Jan 20251h 6min
The Library of Mistakes
Russell Napier is the Keeper of the Library of Mistakes, in Edinburgh, Scotland. Napier has worked in the investment business for 30 years and has been advising global institutional investors on asset...
8 Jan 20251h 7min
Black People and White People Advice
Turner Sparks and Phil Duckett are comedians who host the "Black and White Advice" podcast. They come on to crack jokes and talk about racial friction, and what to do about it.
31 Dec 20241h 31min
Heaton and Monkey: Yuletide Crimesolvers (1987)
Rebroadcast of the cult classic 1987 Christmas special of "Heaton and Monkey: Crimesolvers," a groundbreaking police drama. Cast: Andrew Heaton, Andrew Young, Josh Jennings, Brian Sack, Jack Helmuth,...
24 Dec 202456min
The Original War on Christmas
Jeff Belanger is a journalist, historian, and paranormal investigator. He's the author of "The Fright Before Christmas: Surviving Krampus and Other Yuletide Monsters, Witches, and Ghosts." He joins to...
17 Dec 20241h 3min
Crime or Punishment in "A Clockwork Orange" (ATA)
Crossover episode from my other podcast, Alienating the Audience: Brian Brushwood and I discuss the ethics of punishment and rehabilitation in "A Clockwork Orange" by Anthony Burgess.
13 Dec 20241h 19min
Life After Prison
Syrita Stieb was incarcerated between ages 19 and 29. Today she's the executive director of Operation Restoration, an organization designed to eradicate the roadblocks people leaving incarceration fac...
12 Dec 20241h 10min
