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We talk with Professor John Smith of CERN about an interesting side effect of the Large Hadron Collider involving grilled cheese sandwiches, and Professor Sarah Maxwell of Fermilab who apparently knows nothing about her discovery that may win a Nobel Prize. Sponsored by Joe Marotta and Ronnie Deleski.
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Cindy Mahart shares a few recipes from her book, “The Joy of Baking From Your Soul,” just in time for Thanksgiving. Sponsored by Stacey Reed.
Julia Thompson talks about her newest art show, “Parts” on display at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles. Sponsored by Amy Carpenter.
A discussion with Dr. Scuttlebean and Dr. Cleopatra from Harvard University about healthcare in the United States. They are both Guinea Pigs.
The podcast is back after a long hiatus! One thing of note: going forward the podcast will not be in the iPod “Enhanced” format. It created some incompatibility issues, but mostly…it does not really add much to a podcast that is usually five minutes long. I mean, pictures are nice, but not really necessary.
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We talk with Audrey and Amy Metcamp, who run a kitchen that only serves food that your Imagination puts into it. Which means they serve no food at all. Sponsored by Jacque Arend and Amy Jean.
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This week on the Interesting People Podcast, we talk with Shaun Clayton, host of a podcast who interviews what he calls “Interesting People.” Brought to you by Shaun Clayton.
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An interview with Mayor Thomas Swift of Cheeryvale, California about how his town celebrates American Independence unlike any other town in America. Sponsored by Zach Landis.
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An interview with Phil Timmins, the author of the self-help book, “Ask the Right Question,” which is about asking the right questions. Sponsored by Bill Binder.
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Linda and Bert Shmetwick-Clapper were named by the Phoenix New Times Newspaper to be the “Happiest Couple in America.” This interview finds out why. Sponsored by Chrissy Hopes and David Daniels.
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An interview with Dr. Sarah Blankenship, the author of the self-help book “Confidence Through Super Confidence.” Sponsored by Ronnie Deleski and Muff Mondays.
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A Memorial Day interview that doesn’t go so well, and an interview with a group of people who are trying to get Simon and Garfunkel back together by any means necessary. Sponsored by Jacque Arend. Brandon Huigens, and Amy Jean Page.
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Today’s episode features Susan Tambor, who recently broke a world record by pushing a peanut down a sidewalk using only her nose. We speak with her about this and the other world records she hopes to break. Sponsored by Amy Carpenter.
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We speak with one woman with an unusual name, and one man with an unusual series of bodies in his backyard, in a quest to find the truth. Sponsored by Jacque Arend and Joe Marotta.
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We speak with director Verne Trävo about his latest film, “Shoot Them Up A Sexy Union.” It is a film about the American Civil War with an all-women cast and some monkeys. Sponsored by Bill Binder.
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Lou and Bubba (not their real names) are in a relationship in which she has serious health problems and he likes to take her health problems and make references to “The Simpsons.”
Sponsored by David Daniels and Chrissy Hopes.
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Ted Stevens is a “Lifestyle Management Engineer” who helps people move from one stage of their life with the help of a shovel. Sponsored by Adam Pawlus and 16bit.com
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Jenny Plattfield the head of the Maricopa County School District in Phoenix, talks with us about an educational program in which students are given broken computers to fix with no manuals, supervision, or adequate safety protection. Sponsored by Stacey Reed and the Light Rail Pirates.
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Eric Saren talks with us about Laffyjocks, the improv comedy show he is a part of in Phoenix, Arizona, and an mysterious event that happened at his theater involving a bowling ball and a dumpster. Sponsored by Greg Jarvis.
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Gorilla Comics is a very popular comic book store in San Diego. We speak with proprietors Dan Stevenson, Jane Smith and her sister, Josie Smith about why their store is so popular. Sponsored by Brandon Huigens, Amy Jean, and Jacque Arend. Chimp noises by DJ Carl West.
