Rich gives a summary of The Beatles career and their impact on culture. He discusses the personal lessons he's gained from listening to the group and studying the history of the phenomenon and sixties decade. After doing a deep dive the last six weeks and reading "Revolution in the Head: The Beatles' Records and the Sixties" by Ian MacDonald, Rich finds parallels with 2020.

Living intentionally and minimally is the focus of Henry David Thoreau's Walden. Paul LeCrone joins the show to discuss the book and its themes. How can we relate it to the 21st century? Quite easily.

Remington Tonar joins the podcast to discuss capitalism. In the era of COVID-19 and the surge of new energy from the Black Lives Matter movement, what does the future of capitalism look like? How can we create a better system with our shared values?

Cousin Frank joins the podcast to discuss Wisconsin culture. What makes the state and its people distinct from others? He reflects on some of his favorite activities and fond memories.

Cousin Frank joins the podcast to discuss Wisconsin culture. What makes the state and its people distinct from others? He reflects on some of his favorite activities and fond memories.

Former Chicago resident, Joe Anhalt, stops by to discuss the Michael Jordan and Chicago Bulls documentary, "The Last Dance." Besides Michael Jordan, Rich and Joe talk about Chicago culture, the coaching style of Phil Jackson, and leadership.

Former Chicago resident, Joe Anhalt, stops by to discuss the Michael Jordan and Chicago Bulls documentary, "The Last Dance." Besides Michael Jordan, Rich and Joe talk about Chicago culture, the coaching style of Phil Jackson, and leadership.