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  • 30: Literal Bros Talk Politics, feat. Curtis Rogers

    This season Finale features Will’s oldest Brother. Thanks for listening to Bro Connections.

    In this episode:

    • Curtis pitches an idea for artists to make more money through selling a mix of expensive market-price tickets and inexpensive lottery tickets.
    • Will responds to an attempt to persuade Dems to veer Right at the border in order to maintain control. While Will is rejects this proposal, both brothers are displeased with the Democratic Party’s inability to meaningfully engage this issue and other issues.
    • Curtis mentions a study where the “D” next to a politician’s name causes a disadvantage in many states, signalling a future beyond the Democratic Party.
    • Curtis recommends the book City Limits by Megan Kimble, and Will recommends the audiobook.

      • Music by Jon Watts; Guests’ and host’s views and statements do not necessarily represent those of their employers.

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      52 min
    • 29: Movie Discussion, Planet of the Humans (2020)

      In April 2020, as oil prices went negative and the world sheltered in place, Michael Moore released “Planet of the Humans” for free on YouTube—a documentary challenging the mainstream environmental movement. Millions of people watched it. Weeks later, eight people gathered on Zoom to talk about what they’d seen.

      This episode of Bro Connections shares that conversation: Matt Harnack, John Mulrow, Lucas Morton, Phil Narodick, Steven Rogers, Jane Rogers, Rick Rogers, and host Will Rogers discuss trust, solutions, Gaia, Tesla Roofs, and some of the environmental movement’s strengths and weaknesses. It’s a time capsule from a strange moment—when the pandemic had forced a new way of living, and everyone was asking what comes next.

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      1 hr 1 min
    • 28: Beyond Toxic Masculinity, a conversation with Jonathan Swiftcreek

      What does it mean for men to support each other? Jonathan Swiftcreek sits with Will Rogers to discuss topics like the ManKind Project (men’s circles), preparing birth partners for one of life’s biggest transitions, and how accountability practices can transform daily life. This is Bro Connections.

      Jonathan’s herbalism and candle business is called Swiftcreek Apothecary; he is available to support people entering fatherhood through his Dad Doula services. His email address is his name at gmail.

      Music by Jon Watts

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      40 min
    • 27: Human Life in the Robot World, with V Sri

      V Sri is a writer designer, fresh out of his job in a well-known Robot Factory (not an actual robot factory). He speaks with William Rogers about conscious use of technology, connections with our oldest friends, the value of stupid ideas, and the importance of using our brains when computers make it easier not to.

      V’s website is vsri.xyz. Original music by Jon Watts. 

      Recorded Nov 6, 2025. #BroConnections

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      34 min
    • 26: The Healing Power of Being Heard, with Jesse Tichenor

      Host Will Rogers speaks with therapist Jesse Tichenor about co-counseling, his journey from Montessori teaching to licensed therapy, and about the role of human connection in healing. You can find him online at JesseTichenor.com. Original music by Jon Watts.

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      33 min
    • 25: Literal Bros talk Transformation, featuring Steven Rogers

      Steven Rogers talks with Will Rogers about Telepathy Tapes podcast, shame, fear, embodiment, and the need for transformation. Steven is one of my older brothers, and this podcast gave us the opportunity to access topics that we don’t access during our normal day-to-day life, and I’m grateful to listeners for helping make this possible.

      Music by Jon Watts

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      54 min
    • 24: Neighbor Bro Down, featuring Samuel Vaughan

      Host Will Rogers and Guest Samuel Vaughan discuss masculinity, post-christianity, Capitalism, Marxism, nonprofits, Ranked Choice Voting, and more, premiering a season of loose discussion-style podcast episodes, our way of going where it’s flowing.

      Music by Jon Watts

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      42 min
    • 22: Month After Month

      The fertility journey of a labor and delivery nurse

      by Professor Tammy Hall, interviewed by Will Rogers

      CW: infertility, pregnancy loss

      Music by Rrrrrose Azerty at Loyalty Freak Music

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      28 min
    • 21: Medical Mythology, Medical Misogyny

      Centuries before Luigi Mangione wrote “The Allopathic Complex and its Consequences,” it was common for women to practice healing in their homes, using herbs from their gardens. How did we get from there to here?

      Speaker Harley Wood first conceived of this talk as an essay, and it’s available online with citations here.

      Music by Rrrrrose Azerty at Loyalty Freak Music. 

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      15 min

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