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Ep. 09 – David McRaney – You Are Not So Smart
I have a fun and special treat for you this week. It is certainly different.
Today, I am sharing a podcast with you that I was actually on. It’s David McRainey’s fabulous podcast, You Are Not So Smart, which I was a guest on over the summer.
And, man, do we get to it…
We talk about toilet paper shortages, why people join social movements, we talk about my book Meltdown, and his own upcoming book… I know I use the phrase “wide-ranging” to describe these conversations I have… but it was a fun and extremely wide-ranging conversation.
It’s a 1hr 53 min. listen and I am really delighted to deliver it to you today. It’s Thanksgiving week here in the U.S. when this is dropping, so you might have an hour and 53 minutes while you putter about the kitchen chopping vegetables and brining your turkey (if that is a thing you do). Otherwise, I hope you use this hour and 53 minutes of thought injection from David and my discussion. Please enjoy.
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I have a fun and special treat for you this week. It is certainly different.
Today, I am sharing a podcast with you that I was actually on. It’s David McRainey’s fabulous podcast, You Are Not So Smart, which I was a guest on over the summer.
And, man, do we get to it…
We talk about toilet paper shortages, why people join social movements, we talk about my book Meltdown, and his own upcoming book… I know I use the phrase “wide-ranging” to describe these conversations I have… but it was a fun and extremely wide-ranging conversation.
It’s a 1hr 53 min. listen and I am really delighted to deliver it to you today. It’s Thanksgiving week here in the U.S. when this is dropping, so you might have an hour and 53 minutes while you putter about the kitchen chopping vegetables and brining your turkey (if that is a thing you do). Otherwise, I hope you use this hour and 53 minutes of thought injection from David and my discussion. Please enjoy.