In this episode I talk with Ralph about the research I did on cloning. We talk about cloning in fiction, current real life uses and where it might take us in the future. 

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In this episode I talk with archeologist Kristina about the dig she got to do on the island of Crete (check out the link below for more information), throw in some talk of ancient Egypt for good measure and then we chat about Oklahoma. We also talk about how history is taught in Oklahoma, the resiliency of the tribes that endured the Trail of Tears and starting over after a forced relocation. 

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My son Duncan and I talk about some of our favorite music. Are we able to keep it lighthearted? Listen to find out. I retitled this one, so it changed the publish date. 

Kenyetta and I start out talking about her perspective of what it was like growing up an Air Force brat on a military base. However, we go on a few ADD tangents and then just end up talking about the state of things in the US. We're able to have a few laughs all while talking about some serious stuff. We talk genetics, Battlestar Galactica, clones, carpet cleaners and throw in some Toni Braxton for good measure. 

Join me as I talk to Todd about the difficult but brave decision to embrace his authentic self. We also discuss his 20 year relationship and 10 year marriage to his husband Chris. Todd's journey through life has been one full of helping others as both a nurse and charity. For good measure we even talk about our mutual love of Pampered Chef.

This is the first episode where I discuss the different perspectives of growing up in the U.S.. Joining me today is Debbie and we talk about growing up Korean American in small Kansas farming town. Debbie talks about her enjoyment of kimchi and brats and sauerkraut. We also talk about her experience living in Seoul Korea for a year.   

My wife Heather and I talk about the current state of the US and Covid-19. 

My daughter Mysti and I discuss the odd love that the evangelical church has for Trump. Are two people who deal with ADD able to stay the course? Are we able to crack the code? Or do we up just as befuddled as last week? There might even be a tangent on how Heathers may be the Karens of the 80s. .