For this installment, I asked a previous guest at the University of Leicester to come back on and talk more about the programming tools he uses, and w...

In this episode I'm joined by returning guest, professor of theology at Emory University, Dr. Dianne Stewart. We talk about one of my favorite thoug...

In this episode NASA Scientists Dr. Norman Loeb, spends time explaining the means and mechanisms scientists have to understand climate data, what he’s...

Listen to Alson Kelen in this episode talk about how teaching ancient skills helps root people in today’s world. Even if they’re starting down a bad p...

This episode I interview my friend Rowan about his experience living and working, just a few blocks away from the Twin Towers on September 11th, 2001....

How would an industry react if there was such an artificial control on where something could be made? Well look no further than this episode and Amer...

Dan Grec, has gone fully up and down the length of North America, and completely around the whole of the continent of Africa. He's now in Australia pl...

Each time I’ve talked with him, Ron Goode, the Tribal Chair of the North Fork Mono Tribe, he deposits wide chunks of previously unknown history and wi...

As more people itch to travel from a year spent with Covid, and 10 years past the time a dirt road took claim to the skin off my knee, I reflect back ...

How did it come to be that there's a coordinated effort involving many actors within our government, to fix the price, supply and trade of sugar withi...

I spend a lot of my free time reading some truly startling things in an attempt to better understand the reality I find myself caught within. But I ca...

Mexico’s drug cartels make billions of dollars a year on illegal drugs, what emerges out of those dollars is the focus of this episode’s interview. M...