This Podcast Is... Uncalled For

When your guest explains the difference between a do (way) martial art and a jutsu (art).

From our Virtual Fringe episode with Dan Handley

Mike attended the annual Ethnic Enrichment Festival in Kansas City - on a day that proves Ichiro Suzuki's favorite English expression is indeed true. He describes his experience there, including a run-in with a Friend of the Podcast.

When you talk about learning the classic D&D story of the Dread Gazebo.

From our episode with Ty Gephardt

Today we talk with Monica McKitterick, a health and wellness expert in central Texas. Our discussion includes the health benefits of getting enough sleep, reducing stress, and our shared love of Duke basketball (she's a Duke grad).

When your co-host gives his Celebrity Mount Rushmore and number two is a pop culture junkie hack with too much time on his hands and no good sense of story telling.

From our episode Discussion on Celebrity Mount Rushmores

Today we interview Linda Eastburn, a real estate investor and intuitive from Springfield, MO. We have an interesting discussion on intuition.

When you're asked what the best barbecue place in Kansas City is.

From our episode with Carl Fletcher

Congress recently voted to defund the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the umbrella funding apparatus for National Public Radio (NPR) and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) - the primary public media outlets in the United States. Mike, who interned at Kansas City's PBS station, has some thoughts on this. Support your local public media outlets!

When you compare the behavior of two billionaires involved with the sport of American football and legitimately ask which one has done more harm to the game: the singer supporting her football playing boyfriend, or the owner who lied a team out of town for no good reason.

From our episode Discussion on Taylor Swift

Conservatives clearly have it out for efforts to fix climate change and transitioning to green energy (think wind and solar). Mike reads a few articles on the subject, then revisits a Sunflower Brew episode on environmental issues. (This in response to Google recently and intentionally taking down the Blogspot post on this specific episode - and only this specific episode.)