Podcast Muthonomics

Episode in which I reject the narrow-mindedness of Dogma Dolts, talk about the book Irreversible Damage and recount the undisputed carb champion king who simultaneously had the balls to order a burger sans bun. Have a great weekend and I look forward to doing it again next Saturday!

Episode in which I talk about vacationing on the island where the Federal Reserve was created, answer 2 listener questions, talk about sports injuries, preview upcoming Book, Beat, Butter episodes and talk about losing 40% in 3 days buying Game Stop put options. What a time to be alive!

A meandering story telling episode, in which, amongst other things, I try out a new podcast hook, recount old man tennis tales of trying to keep up with D1 youngsters, spill the beans on a handful of interesting LYFT passengers, give a cursory mention to New Zealander rugby and play around with the idea of …

Episode in which I discuss 1950’s musicals, the 2008 Bucs, Jamarcus Russel and Johnny Manziel’s laziness, Sabby Piscitelli’s abs, the 1988 Fog Bowl, Outbreak, Batman Forever, DuckDuckGo, woke weenies, ThriftBooks.com, the post-modern Marxist Vitamix blender and unprecedented mass manipulation by the media.

Episode in which I discuss, among other things, woke weenies, the lack of courage present in our culture, Justin.tv, 1 inch wool socks, ordering the manliest books in the world, and accuse Adonis of being Aphrodite’s simp.

It’s a sad state of affairs in our country at the moment, but we can right the proverbial ship if we focus on principle over popularity, and instead of hunting for hypocrisy, begin to focus on ourselves being good stewards.

Episode in which I scroll through comments left on my children’s tik tok posts and kvetch about the future of our country, Hollywood drug addiction, the #makemefamous hashtag and Common Core math. If listening to forty-something dads stumble through teenage slang then this episode is for you.

We live in a society where individual declarations are accepted as truth ex nihilo. Outside of the reprobate nature of mankind, you can trace this to Kant and Hume, who questioned the discovery of universal truth, thus opening Pandora’s box to unravel never-ending delusions. Good luck on coming back from this one America! If we …

Episode in which I delve into lessons learned during the Twilight Zone of the last few months (fearing the rule of law vs. the rage of the mob, identifying primary Marxian tactics, calling out the faulty logic of the mask marauders, resisting the urge to cancel the cancellers, etc). I also journey down a few …

Episode in which I recount an experience with a moral goody two shoes who looked like Mr. Clean, bemoan FDR as being one of the worst Presidents ever, advocate for asking “yes, but what happened before that?”, argue that fear and want are powerful motivators (and a much better option than acquiescing to the benevolence …

Episode in which I outline 4 steps I’ve found are necessary to free yourself from manipulative situations/people, as well as, 3 ways to grow as a person after you’ve left the manipulative environment. Other topics mentioned include shopping at Staples, Mount Everest, Jeff Bezos, Samuel Rutherford and the exploration on origins of certain English phrases.

An extremely bird’s eye view of the end game of toxic masculinity proponents, a call to resist caricatures, and a call to pursue MLK’s dream of judging people by the content of their character, by defending the individual dignity of every single human, whether they look like us or not.

Episode in which I finally get around to discussing two “scientific” articles that caught my attention over the summer. The first one deals with the a Canadian study bemoaning the oppressive nature of dodgeball, while the other tackles the supposedly sensitive subject of obesity by equating it to slavery. Insert eye roll emoji and click …

Riveting episode, complete with the low, ambient background noise / roar of the pavement beneath my tires for 73 minutes. Enjoy!

Economic progress can be disruptive to both industry and individual livelihood. How you respond (retreating in panic is never a good option) to the growing number of algorithms replacing human labor is vitally important to your ability to continue to make a living. Other topics hit on, among others, include road trips to DC, 300 …

Instead of burying my head in the sand and being an evidence ignoring proponent, I decide to take my own advice from Muthonomics #17 and discuss what happens when laissez faire fails. I also might make fun of Nicolas Mahut getting plastered three times in the men’s Wimbledon doubles final.

Episode in which I read some reader emails, advocate for regulating the regulators, delve into the logic of BIID, go after someone for launching a future, theoretical, gender-assumed protest, and generally advocate for consistent rationale. I also may or may not refer to the American revolution as “a startup kerfuffle.”

I reach the quarter century mark of this here podcast by ranting about participation trophies, double dribbles, species dysphoria, chromosome deniers and extinction level, apocalyptic events. Dungeons and Dragons and POG collecting get nods as well. Listen at your own peril.

Episode in which I argue that rights don’t come to us in groups, but are instead guaranteed to the individual. Also, rights are not granted by government and we should resist the current trend of preferences diluting rights.

Episode, in which, I labor to point out the primary danger of playing group identity games, namely, the ever-more-specific clamping down on thoughts and opinions that results from the fallacious and frightening pursuit of “purifying the group”. The primary material for this endeavor is comments Martina Navratilova made regarding trans-gender athletes, however, other items mentioned …