No reason to talk about the books I read but still I do.
I am a lifer.
Symphonies of Sickness.
England... I am available
Inheritance from Mother
In the summer...
Cold As The Clay
epistemic humility
Abide with me
the world is not your ashtray
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From a glitch to politics to literature as we discuss Toni Morrison, Eileen Chang and then move on to Joey Cape and Suicidal Tendencies... won't fall in love today.
Hey, buddy, let's talk about being a lifer and our inability to relate. Let's talk about politics. I thought I was an alien, but I am the owl.
Let's talk about debt, God paying credit card bills, faith and law and much more.
The music is back with a letter in Icelandic from the Ninette san. We venture further north and talk about England, its football team and its rivers.
A review of the book Inheritance from Mother by Minae Mizumura. I apologize for the poor sound in the second half of the podcast.
Literature, World Cup, Artificial intelligence, and your dog's paws. Let's discuss it all.
Let's talk about Cold As The Clay by Greg Graffin, read a lyric by John K Samson, talk about leaf blowers. World Cups, Lionel Messi, the Dutch supporters, Fort Worth and beyond.
Let's talk about cross-domain curiosity and epistemic humility. We'll also talk Bukowski, read one of his poems, and listen to him talk about the 8 hour job.
Allow me to talk about the powerful novel, Abide with me, by Elizabeth Strout. I'll also discuss the Dallas Museum of Art and other art museums from around the world. A little bit about Greg Graffin and then I'll ponder retirement for a minute or two.
Why are the idiots so full of confidence whilst the great people are so full of doubt?