The Rationally Ambiguous Podcast

The hosts explore the concept of work. Along the way, they explore questions like, "What is work?" "What is the purpose of work?" and "Is there such a thing as working too much or too little?"

The hosts discuss what we often mean when referring to something as a "job" or a "career." They attempt to explore what type of people are best suited for careers, why jobs have such a bad reputation, what skills and work ethic are needed in order to have a career, and whether the future bodes well for careers in general.

P.S If you listen closely, you might just hear the world's happiest dog giving you a special ASMR experience

The hosts finish off their discussion on manly skills this week. They dive into the topic of self-defense. Why do they choose self-defense? What does self-defense mean to them? What steps need to be taken in order to practice self-defense? The host discuss these questions and more this week

Houston and Adrian try to answer the question, "What skills are manly?"

The hosts try to come up with an answer to the question, "What makes a sport a sport?"

Houston and Adrian attempt to discuss the benefits of doing hard things. Whether they actually do is up for debate.

This week, the hosts revisit the question, "If you could go back in time and eliminate one person from history to make the world a more interesting place, not Hitler, who would you take out?" 

Houston and Adrian answer the question, "If you could eliminate one historical figure as a child, Hitler not included, who would you pick?"

What makes a good movie? Who knows. All we know is that we like some movies and people didn't like them.