68 min listen
Banana, Banana, Banana
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Length:
68 minutes
Released:
Jul 28, 2020
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Podcast episode
Description
A clean-shaven Michael Strain joins the perennially bearded Jonah to talk about the topic that always brings encouraging news: the economy. Lowering the national debt and the closing of movie theaters are two bullets in this chin-stroking chamber, complemented by banter about barbecue sauce and how to retrieve small children from the sewers.
Show Notes:
-Michael Strain’s new book, The American Dream Is Not Dead: (But Populism Could Kill It)
-Jonathan Chait’s book on Obama’s legacy (got awkward when Trump won)
-The Montreal Cognitive Assessment
-2001 anthrax attacks
-Ayanna Pressley’s wise words to cancel everything
-G-File in which Jonah talks about how the House Freedom Caucus is a bunch of hacks
-DonorsTrust.com/Dingo for your free resource, “6 Reasons to Use a Donor Advised Fund”
Show Notes:
-Michael Strain’s new book, The American Dream Is Not Dead: (But Populism Could Kill It)
-Jonathan Chait’s book on Obama’s legacy (got awkward when Trump won)
-The Montreal Cognitive Assessment
-2001 anthrax attacks
-Ayanna Pressley’s wise words to cancel everything
-G-File in which Jonah talks about how the House Freedom Caucus is a bunch of hacks
-DonorsTrust.com/Dingo for your free resource, “6 Reasons to Use a Donor Advised Fund”
Released:
Jul 28, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
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