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#298: The History of BBQ and Becoming a Backyard Pitmaster
My guest today is Matt Moore, and we talk about his new book, "The South's Best Butts."
Today on the show Matt details the history of BBQ and why pork…
8 years, 8 months ago
#297: Make Your Kid a Money Genius
My guest today is Beth Kobliner, and we discuss her latest book, "Make Your Kid a Money Genius."
Beth shares the research on the age at which most kid…
8 years, 8 months ago
#296: How to Find Your Life's Purpose
My guest today is William Damon, author of the book "Path to Purpose."
There’s been a lot of ink spilt in the past decade about young adults' “failure…
8 years, 8 months ago
#295: Kettlebells and the Psychology of Training
My interview today is with Craig Marker, a StrongFirst kettlebell trainer, and psychology professor at Mercer University.
We’re big fans of the kettle…
8 years, 9 months ago
#294: Learning the Art of Charm
My guest today is Jordan Harbinger of the Art of Charm podcast.
While men sometimes see developing their social skills as something superficial or uni…
8 years, 9 months ago
#293: How to Do More With Less
My guest today is Scott Sonenshein, and we talk about his new book "Stretch."
Scott and I discuss why chasing more resources often leads to failure, a…
8 years, 9 months ago
#292: The Road to Character
My guest today is New York Times columnist David Brooks, who also authored the book "The Road to Character."
David and I begin our discussion with the…
8 years, 9 months ago
#291: The Untold Story of Jimmy Stewart's WWII Service
My guest today is Robert Matzen, author of "Mission: Jimmy Stewart and the Fight for Europe."
Robert shares why Stewart’s family history instilled an …
8 years, 9 months ago
#290: Everything You Know About Ninjas is Wrong
My guest today is Antony Cummins, and we talk about his book "True Path of the Ninja."
Today on the show, Antony uncovers the biggest myths we have in…
8 years, 9 months ago
#289: Revenge of Analog
"Software is eating the world," or so we’re told. Products that once took up physical space can be contained in our smartphones and held in the palms…
8 years, 9 months ago