The stuff we accumulate

09/10/22 • 24 min

Whether it's boxes of old pictures, digital files, or the stuff that fills our drawers and closets, we all carry around a lot of stuff. Why is it important? What should we do with it? and what would George Carlin say?

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Moving forward

In the episode, we talk about how we perceive ourselves and how we cobble together the story of our identities. We also discuss the way decisions are made, especially in the context of risk. Brad talks about the “20-minute rule,” which is the idea that even though many things that bring us pleasure or excitement – anything from drugs and sex to driving recklessly -- only last about 20 minutes, we do them even though they carry extraordinary risks that could impact the rest of our lives.

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Indiana

A conversation that starts with a knee replacement and winds its way through rural Indiana on the way to the Holocaust and politics. We touch on the forces that drive our perspectives and divide us before landing on the idea that our fundamental human kindness makes it hard to hate up close.

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