Ducks Never Waver Lunch Break

"Simple" is a word that seems easy to understand, basic, and well, simple. But when you get down to boiling the pudding you swiftly realize how complicated simple things are and vice versa. It is in this paradox our dynamic duo shall reside a while; trying simply to say that the simple things are complicated without reducing our existence to simplistic understandings. It really couldn't be more simple!

Structured as a prayer, "Confessions" by Augustine is a book that everyone should read. But why? Well, that's what the podcast is about, silly!

If you want a more in depth look we recommend this lecture series from The Great Courses: https://www.thegreatcoursesplus.com/st-augustines-confessions

Recommended translation: https://a.co/d/gsbp3Tw

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And we don't mean the slumbering kind, although we are in favor of that too. Especially Edwin. He's always sleeping.

But he's not sleeping during this podcast! In fact, he's all fired up to talk about a plethora of topics in this Quick Fire Quack.

Teamed up with the ever sprightly Megan, this dynamic duo will amaze you with their verbose verbiage. What kind of amazement is in store is for us to know and for you to find out...

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Whether you're a scientist guru claiming you have the key to a perfect life or you're someone trying said keys, everyone is an expert in self improvement. But not our dynamic duo! Listen to them frolicking about the idea of self betterment and rambling free associations that Megan insists are necessary.

We don't promise any improvement, self or otherwise, but we hope you enjoy this week's episode!

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"Watership Down" by Richard Adams is a sweeping epic of leaving home and building an empire, leaders and warriors, and, well, rabbits!

Our dynamic duo go off on an adventure of their own, following the journey of those motley rabbits. Parallel roads to "The Aeneid" and "The Odyssey" are hopped across, tyrannical totalitarian civilizations are brought low, and "true heroes" complete their character arc when death to life is symbolized. These are a few of the points discussed in this exciting episode!

Get cozy in your warren and settle in for this great tale!

Uncle Remus: Complete Tales (Brer Rabbit) https://a.co/d/e5BjA3r

Watership Down: https://a.co/d/hMuIzIP

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What is philosophy? How do you know philosophy is philosophy and not something made up by some guy named Phil?

Our dynamic duo offers up for your auditory amusement an awareness to the far reaching realms of philosophy.

This may become a series, it may not, either way you should listen to this intro to philosophy!

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Calming yet infuriating, easy to do yet must be highly skilled, these are just a couple of the paradoxes (or as Megan likes to say: pair-of-docks) that makes the waters of fishing murky.

Can Edwin (the most experienced fisherman of the dynamic duo, which isn't saying much) enlighten to the joys (and let downs) of casual fishing? Will Megan ever go fishing? Why is Edwin so annoying when playing the boardgame Clue? Find this out and so much more in this exciting episode!

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Urban homesteading, most valuable thing learned in school, and maintaining friendships (ick), are a few of the topics discussed in todays exciting episode!

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The book:https://www.amazon.com/Fahrenheit-451-Ray-Bradbury/dp/1451673310

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A free flowing episode with highlights such as bunnies, toughness, and the problem with metaphors.

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