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Gregarious Intentions w/ Greg Kasparian episodes
- #014 - Burnsy
Chris Burns is a scholar and gentleman. A handsome one at that. Join us as we solve all the world's problems
3 hr 24 min - #013- A Baker's Dozen
World Cup, Erika Kirk, Paul Dano, College Parties at Fordham...just a couple of intellectuals choppin it up
2 hr 5 min - 2 hr 13 min
- #011 - Late December Back in '63
Ryan and I are talking Flouride, Frankie Vallie and fake pizza reviews.
1 hr 43 min - #010 - Ara B and Me
My brother Ara Bilizarian joins me on the pod today. We chopped it up about how great it is to have our last names end in -ian, how NYC is thriving, and how dating only seems to get less and less complicated the more you do it. Thanks for listening!
2 hr 15 min - #009
Maga for Dogs...Orangutans hiding in trees. This is special stuff we're hitting in this episode.
1 hr 57 min - #007 - Cleary's Back
Ryan is the most dependable podcast guest I know. Might have to bring him in full time.
1 hr 19 min - Kenny the Corrections Officer
Kenny is a customer, turned podcast guest. Awesome guy with a fascinating story about his experience working as a Corrections Officer. We talked jail stories, politics, relationships and more...Enjoy!
3 hr 1 min - #006 - My MTV
Another Ho-Ho-Kus staple, turned Hollywood Big Wig. I hope you enjoy my conversation with the one and only Kevan Kenney...
2 hr 19 min - 1 hr 40 min
About Gregarious Intentions w/ Greg Kasparian
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Host Greg Kasparian invites one guest per episode for unscripted, free-flowing conversations about everything—politics, relationships, sports, music, comedy, and anything else that comes up. But…
regardless of the subject, Greg tries his best to approach each conversation from a neutral, analytical lens. Not interested in latching onto pre-ordained identities and conclusions, Greg approaches each topic more as a referee or analyst, not a fan, sifting through opinions and facts to uncover the truth beneath the noise. It’s about moving beyond identity-driven blind spots to find clarity and understanding, one conversation at a time. Plus, it's a great way for Greg (me) to host a friend, family member or colleague and be totally concentrated on productive and engaging dialogue, without any of the typical distractions like a game of golf, or which exit to take off the Parkway, or what bet to place on the game tonight.