The Managing Expectations Podcast

The Managing Expectations Podcast

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The Managing Expectations Podcast episodes

  • Book Club #3 Bluebeard by Kurt Vonnegut

    Book Club #3 Bluebeard by Kurt Vonnegut — Wenger, Jared, & Tirzah explore the autobiography of Abstract Expressionist Rabo Karabekian, and the place of Vonnegut as satirist among the giants of American Letters. And at some point somebody says something funny.

    1 hr 18 min
  • Ep: 58 Sorrow and Rage and Gratuitous Jokes

     

    Wenger resolves to be a nicer guy. You won’t have to listen to the end to know how he does. A lot is time is spent on physical fitness and defense of nature by Brian and Jared. By the time that nonsense is over, Wenger recounts a visual tour of the British Museum and meeting a blonde on the steps of the physical British Museum. Wenger talks about being dead inside and Brian has to get real because his children are listening. And only then does it get HILARIOUS!

    1 hr 29 min
  • Ep 53 Introducing DJ Coco Smooth and Brown!

     Plus: The Road Warrior and Hondo! Cameo messages! Galaxy Quest! And the battle between Lou Reed and Paul Simon for Wenger’s heart and soul!Ep 53 Introducing DJ Coco Smooth and Brown! Plus: The Road Warrior and Hondo! Cameo messages! Galaxy Quest! And the battle between Lou Reed and Paul Simon for Wenger’s heart and soul!

    1 hr 18 min
  • Ep 52: I Work, You Work, We Work

    Brian and Jeff discuss the WeWork documentary and if you can really make the world a better place by renting desks. 

     

    As always we are happy to be sponsored by our following sponsors-

    Mrswenger.com, All In a Dream Comics, and our friends at the 5208 and Refresher Therapy Podcasts.

    1 hr 16 min

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Managing Expectations is a podcast for interesting people by interesting people, wading into all the things that make them interesting - music, art, books, movies, and generally, the passing scene.