🔗 🎙️ How the Supermarket Helped America Win the Cold War - from Freakanomics - its an update old one.
.. who knew?
🔗 🎙️ How the Supermarket Helped America Win the Cold War - from Freakanomics - its an update old one.
.. who knew?
Just discovered 1440
Why 1440?
The printing press was invented around the year 1440, spreading knowledge to the masses and changing the course of history. More facts: In every day, there are 1,440 minutes. We’re here to make each one count.
Over the past couple of years I have increasingly disconnected from Galloway. Always used to like his insights and takes - but over time he seems to have become very blustery and grand standing. Sean Illing however? I put him up there with Sam Harris. So this one proved a conundrum. Sean won.
🔗 🎙️ Sean Illing and Scott Galloway
Sean and Scott talk about the struggles men are facing today.
.. well worth it. No bluster. Considered. Thoughtful. AND IMHO Spot on.
Just shows how a show host really can shape how their guests come off. It’s definitely a skill.
🎵🎙️So talented and humble. One of my favorites - and interviewed by Terry Gross to boot.
[🔗 Beethoven meets Jazz meets The Blues](overcast.fm/+AAYs_mNG…
🔗 🎙️You Must Answer The Questions About Feet
I might have posted this link before, but I keep sending it to people. It ties back to 🖇️🎙️my own podcast about Agents - nearly two years ago now. Still an issue - and will be for a long time yet.
This week Rob is a bit more serious than usual - but he’s on an important topic - the ‘truth in history’ versus ‘but it doesn’t make for good drama’ schtick. Something else we agree on - - even though he doesn’t know that!
He ends with how all of this is ‘kind of ok’ in Entertainment - but maybe not so much in reality. You know what I’m talkin' about!
🔗 🎙️ Ta-Nehisi Coates on complexity, clarity, and truth - talking with Sean Illing.
// @Denny - right up your street.
From 🔗🎙️ Sean Illing’s Podcast Overview
Absolutely FASCINATING
How is the origin of our universe like an improvised saxophone solo? This week, Sean Illing talks to Stephon Alexander, a theoretical physicist and world-class jazz musician. Alexander is the author of The Jazz of Physics and his most recent book, Fear of a Black Universe_. This episode features music by Stephon Alexander throughout, from his latest 2024 album Spontaneous Fruit _and his 2017 EP True to Self.