In this episode, Rivers and Dr. Pat sit down with the absolutely hilarious comedian Erin Lampart in a discussion about childhood and fantastical childhood enterprises such as the imaginary restaurant where Pat waited tables, the souvenir shop at Rivers's toy Jurassic Park, and the "Erin News" a newspaper published by our guest. We also talk about chain restaurants, Colonial Williamsburg, and comedy traffic school. This episode is so funny and we think you guys are gonna love it! Follow Erin on Twitter @ThatsSoLampy and be sure to check out "Sauce", the live show she co-produces every Friday night at DeSano's Pizza here in Los Angeles! Song of the week this week: "The Time of Day" by The Candy Store Prophets. Follow the show @TheGoodsPod Rivers is @RiversLangley Dr. Pat is @PM_Reilly Mr. Goodnight is @SepulvedaCowboy Pick up a Goods from the Woods t-shirt at: http://prowrestlingtees.com/TheGoodsPod
Money Girl - 509 MG Work from a Home Office? Claim a Tax Deduction and Save Money
Claiming the home office deduction is a smart way to make certain expenses fully or partially deductible. But there are strict rules to qualify. Find out who can claim the often-overlooked home office deduction, which expenses are deductible, and how to figure out the amount you can deduct. Maxing out legal tax breaks helps you keep more of your money so you reach your financial goals faster. Get the Money Girl book at http://www.MoneyGirlBook.com.
The Gist - Why Are Police Unions So Aggressive?
Guest host Leon Neyfakh speaks with retired Boston cop Tom Nolan about the politics of police unions. While unions in other industries put on a progressive face to the world, police unions tend to be defensive of everything from disrespecting the mayor of New York to rough treatment of prisoners. But Nolan says he’s encouraged by their recent condemnation of President Trump’s comments about police violence. “I think they know the speaker of those words does not know what the hell he was talking about,” says Nolan, who now teaches at Merrimack College.
In the Spiel, Google is a massive company. It’s also an increasingly bad search engine.
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Cato Daily Podcast - Preserving the Iran Nuclear Deal: Perils and Prospects
Since he started his bid for office, President Donald Trump has been a forceful detractor of the Iran nuclear deal, repeatedly vowing to dismantle it. But the nuclear deal affords the United States a number of opportunities. Ariane Tabatabai is author of "Preserving the Iran Nuclear Deal: Perils and Prospects."
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Hayek Program Podcast - “An Invitation to Inquiry: Austrian Economics as a Progressive Research Program” with Peter Boettke
Talk Python To Me - #125: Django REST framework and a new API star is born
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Song Exploder - St. Vincent – New York
Annie Clark grew up in Texas, studied the guitar, and moved to New York in the mid-2000s. She started recording and performing under the name St Vincent in 2006. She’s released five albums, and won a Grammy for Best Alternative Album in 2014. Earlier this year, in 2017, St Vincent released this song, called “New York,” partly inspired by the city and neighborhood she calls home, although nowadays, Annie splits her time between coasts, with a studio in Los Angeles. She collaborated on this song with Grammy-winning producer Jack Antonoff.
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PHPUgly - 71: The weekly postmortem
Recorded August 12th, 2017
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- Day 1 Laracon 2017 - Taylor Otwell
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- Web Development Trends in 2018
- YouTube adds mobile chat
- Why using Yoda conditions you should probably not be
- RIP — Really Insightful Postmortem
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Opening Arguments - OA95: The Great SIO Crossover & We Defend Milo!
Today's show is a companion to Episode 67 of Serious Inquiries Only regarding the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994. We begin, however, with a question about progressivity and fines from listener Noah Lugeons. In the main segment, Andrew tells the story of how Michael Dukakis, Slayer, and race-baiting by Newt Gingrich led to the worst aspects of the omnibus crime bill. Next, the guys cover perhaps their most anticipated "Breakin' Down the Law" ever: defending Milo Yiannopoulos, along with the ACLU. Finally, we end with the answer to Thomas Take the Bar Exam Question #36 regarding defamation. And don't forget to play along by following our Twitter feed (@Openargs) and/or our Facebook Page and quoting the Tweet or Facebook Post that announces this episode along with your guess and reason(s)! Recent Appearances Andrew was a guest on Episode #15 of the Right to Reason podcast, arguing politics and whether your vote can be a message. Show Notes & Links
- You should be listening to Serious Inquiries Only.
- This is the text of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994.
- This is the longitudinal Gallup study showing the last 80 years of support for the death penalty.
- And here is the draft of the lawsuit filed by the ACLU against WMATA on behalf of Milo, PETA, and a family planning company.
The Nod - Chitlins at Bergdorf’s
If you think Kanye West was the first to change the American fashion game, meet one of the flyest Black fashion squads in history.
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Check out Robin Givhan’s book, “The Battle of Versailles: The Night American Fashion Stumbled into the Spotlight and Made History.”
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