The Slightly Ignorant Podcast

We discuss a Japanese bomber pilot who returned to a town in Oregon where he had dropped bombs on during WW2, Robert Oppenheimer- the creator of the atomic bomb, and how the United States poached all of the best German engineers after World War 2 in operation Paperclip.

The guys are back this week talking about the patriarchy, disposable males, Greek gods alpha chimps and Post Malone.

This week we discuss cultural hubs around NYC, the changes in the identities of the neighborhoods we grew up in and Ivan gives us an insight into what living and studying in Wisconsin as a New Yorker was like.

We take a look at the most common adjectives used for men and women in books after a robot read 3.5 million books dated from 1900-2008. We talk about a recent breakthrough in non-invasive prosthetics that allows users to control their limps by their thoughts. The study is currently being led by Carnegie Mellon.

This week we’re talking to Ivan Pereda, software engineer at Bloomberg LP, the global leader of financial and business data, news and insight.

The guys discuss some of their recent findings on the internet. From wasps that lay eggs inside spiders to the recent ban on flavored e-cigarettes in New York and a proposed plan to connect the US to China via a high-speed rail-line.

Welcome back to the second part of our conversation with Raymond Vazquez- IT engineer, world traveler, foodie, and photographer.

This week we're joined by Raymond Vazquez- IT engineer, world traveler, former sneaker-head, and photographer.

This week the guys get to the bottom of who would win in a fight, a mailman from USPS, UPS, Fedex or DHL?

In this episode of raw pod, the guys do "starter packs" for different races.