Ep. 202: From The Streets of New York to the Sets of Los Angeles
Hank Garrett started out his life as a poor kid on the streets of Harlem. With death and poverty all around him, he was filled with anger and despair, doomed…
*BONUS* – How Humans Will Go Extinct
Henry Gee sits with me for a few more minutes for a lively and upbeat conversation on how the human race will meet its fate. Will it be over population? …
Ep. 201: The History of the Earth Told In One Hour
This week we tackle one of the hardest questions that man has ever tried to answer: How life started on Earth. Once that is answered, the rest of evolution falls…
*BONUS* – How To Sell A Movie In 13 Impossible To Follow Steps
When he isn't hounding the studios to use his paper-saving app, Steve is using his connections to make movies of his own. The List is his first feature length movie,…
Ep. 200: Seinfeld, Scripts, and Winning Serious Awards
Climate change is altering our entire world. Global industrialization is coughing up billows of carbon dioxide, and tremendous deforestation has stolen the worlds most beautiful carbon cleaners. A lot of…
Ep. 199: The Robber’s Cave Experiment
I have always been intrigued by famous social experiments, like the Standford Prison Experiment, and Milgram's Obedience Experiments, so imagine my pleasure when I came across Gina Perry's 'The Lost…
Ep. 198: Why Is The English Language So Weird?
The English Language is one of the most difficult languages to learn, mostly because it has strange, and extraordinarily inconsistent spelling conventions. Why? That is the question author and language…
Ep. 197: The Ephemeral Nature of Fame
We are living in the Golden Era of fleeting fame. A popular YouTuber/TikTok Star can hit the scene in January, have millions of followers/views by June, and then be a…
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