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This week we chat with proud mother, para-cyclist, and cancer survivor Jamie Whitmore about Mars, monkey-human chimeras, and celebrity boxing. Find Jamie on Insta @gutzytrigirl and her page at the Challenged Athletes Foundation at https://www.challengedathletes.org/athletes/jamie-whitmore/
This week we're joined by real estate renaissance man Jeremy Flores to talk about death cults, second lives, and the hottest tips on where to make wishes that will FOR SURE COME TRUE. Find Jeremy and his work at jfdwellings.com!
This week we're joined by Michelle Hanabusa, the co-founder of Hate Is A Virus and We Are Uprisers, to talk about the recent influx in hate crimes against AAPI in America. Find resources, information, and more @hateisavirus on Instagram or hateisavirus.com.
This week we chat with multiple-time Olympic medalist Matt Grevers about mysteries of the deep, butterfly facts, and freestyle rapping. Find more information about the International Swimming League at https://isl.global/
This week we're joined by PR expert and ghost town owner Jon Bier to talk about action stars, boxing movies and historical breakups. Find more Jon @jonbier13 on Instagram, and find out more about the Cerro Gordo mines at cerrogordomines.com
This week we're joined by American paratriathlete and 2016 Paralympic gold medalist Allysa Seely to talk about cats, TV debacles, and the world's richest animals! Find more Allysa at https://www.instagram.com/triallysa/
This week, the boys bring back Paul Juno to discuss gaming the system, the cost for a hitman, and the real (or not) Robin Hood.
This week the boys talk to farmer and expert political commentator Jeremy Beckman on to talk about inauguration facts, quotes, and bad leadership.
This week the boys talk with recovery expert Kevin Park about the positive effects of recovering from disaster, and the worst year in history and how it stacks up against 2020.
This week, the boys talk with transition specialist Chris Kaasa about successful transitions of power, successful rejections of transitions of power, and woefully inaccurate predictions of how the year 2020 was going to play out.
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