Depending on where you go, getting a degree ranges from very expensive to ludicrously expensive.  Normally when people spend tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars on something, they make sure they actually need it.  Normally.  For some reason, this is often not the case with a four year degree.  Does anyone really need a degree in art history, save for an actual art historian?  Or whatever?  Save your money.  Get a degree you'll use.  And if you really want to become an art history hobbyist, do it on your own time.

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Here in the west, we're lucky in a lot of ways.  We're breathing in less combustion waste than our parents did at our age, for one.  The same can definitely not be said of the eastern hemisphere as a whole.  If you want clean air, focus on where the dirty air is coming from.  And speaking of dirty air, musicians are known for a lot of things, none of which are punctuality.  That's one thing that hasn't changed.  But to Mick's credit, he was busy handing out money to people in need, while we were here talking about nostalgia and suicide.  It's more a matter of what you do with your time than how much of it you have.

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Some people just can't get enough sun.  Or more accurately, they can't get not enough sun or they get depressed.  Depending on where you live, this can't be avoided.  Minnesota and Ontario are two great examples.  So what do you do?  You cope.  Just try to cope in a healthy way.  Embrace the spirit of winter and become a bear.  Those guys really know how to spend half a year.

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The classical stages of life for a human are childhood, early adulthood, late adulthood, and old age.  In today's society, it's more like school, divorce, hospital.  It just so happens we cover all three life stages this hour, with an expert on each.  The only thing that could have added to the serendipity is if Ralph's initials were J.N.

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The Grammys has never been something we've cared that much about on the show.  That hasn't changed.  If you need proof, instead of watching the Grammys, Tom and Kathryn watched a movie that, to this day, they are the only ones to have seen.

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The keen-eared among you may notice that today's show is a little weird.  That's because we saved you the pleasure of listening to half an hour of technical difficulties.  As luck would have it, not only did we manage to salvage both guests, but Tom called Doug in today to assist in interviewing Chris, which turned into just Doug interviewing Chris.  ESP?  Luck?  Who can say?  What we can say is that Chris Matthews will be launching a new six episode podcast called "So You Wanna Be President?", premiering on the 27th.  That's today, by the way.

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We live in a culture of celebrity.  One side effect of this is that celebrities tend to be mortal like the rest of us, despite our thoughts to the contrary.  Celebrities also tend to die young.  Some people don't take the news very well when it happens.  Kobe Bryant's death at the age of 41 has a lot of people shocked and a lot of people coping.  Dr. Huber has had to deal with plenty of loss, so he seems like a good choice for advice on getting through it.

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The Vikings season may be over but these clips are still gonna play.

Featuring: Wilfred Reilly, Dr. Jaquelin Jones, Joey Diaz

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Taboo.  You know, that old board game with the buzzer?  The one that was basically just Password?  Well that's not what today's episode is about, despite the name.  It's now a book containing mostly things that would get us immediately Twitter canceled if we said them on the show in any other context.  That's called a societal problem.  Luckily, Wil doesn't care if you cancel him.  He's immune.

Taboo: 10 Facts You Can't Talk About (releasing Jan  28th)
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The show is called Car Selling Secrets, but nobody ever said we can't talk about other kinds of secrets.  Eating disorders, for example, are often kept a secret.  Some secrets are worth keeping; that one isn't.  And speaking of confessions, there are almost as many denominations of Christianity as there are people on earth.  Several of those denominations are represented in this room.

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