
The World Today: Bear Necessities, Mini-Retirements and More
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08/14/24 • 49 min
On this episode we update you on whats happening in the world. We go deep into Central Park and break down a story of a man and his bear cub. Actually, the man is former environmental lawyer and presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the bear cub is well roadkill. Hold onto your seats as we recount RFK Jr.'s wild escapade about falconry, a dinner party, an airport trip and a prank.
We then shift gears to discuss the concept of mini-retirements, inspired by Tim Ferriss' "The 4-Hour Workweek." Is it feasible to take extended breaks from work? We weigh in on several stories from people who are taking steps towards these extended vacations. Would we all benefit from this method or is it something only Gen Z would be bold enough to try? We discuss health, insurance the pros and cons and privilege one must have to take on a mini-retirement.
Lets head over to the Paris Olympics. As the closing ceremony marked the end of the games, we cover a scandal amongst a Paraguayan swimmer and touch on the memorable moves of Australian break dancing.
Capping off the episode, we revisit the notorious Dave Matthews Band tour bus incident on the Kinzie Street Bridge in Chicago. This roller coaster of an episode promises laughs, curiosity, and a dash of the utterly unexpected.
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On this episode we update you on whats happening in the world. We go deep into Central Park and break down a story of a man and his bear cub. Actually, the man is former environmental lawyer and presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the bear cub is well roadkill. Hold onto your seats as we recount RFK Jr.'s wild escapade about falconry, a dinner party, an airport trip and a prank.
We then shift gears to discuss the concept of mini-retirements, inspired by Tim Ferriss' "The 4-Hour Workweek." Is it feasible to take extended breaks from work? We weigh in on several stories from people who are taking steps towards these extended vacations. Would we all benefit from this method or is it something only Gen Z would be bold enough to try? We discuss health, insurance the pros and cons and privilege one must have to take on a mini-retirement.
Lets head over to the Paris Olympics. As the closing ceremony marked the end of the games, we cover a scandal amongst a Paraguayan swimmer and touch on the memorable moves of Australian break dancing.
Capping off the episode, we revisit the notorious Dave Matthews Band tour bus incident on the Kinzie Street Bridge in Chicago. This roller coaster of an episode promises laughs, curiosity, and a dash of the utterly unexpected.
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The I'm Not Dumb But Podcast - The World Today: Bear Necessities, Mini-Retirements and More
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CesarAll this .
RobYeah , what is that ?
CesarIt's just a dresser . It's a fucking TV . I had it down there . I put a cover on it , but then I put it up top .
RobWhy does your TV have
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