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Rounders has long been a favorite film for both Paul and me, making it the perfect feature for our milestone 200th episode. We dive into the nuances of poker, celebrating how the movie captures the essence of the game, and we unpack the myriad of ethical questions that both poker and the movie raise. If you’ve never seen Rounders or are new to the world of poker, don’t worry—we explain everything as we go along.
Tommy Metz joins us to talk about what to do when an anxiety storm hits, the cannonball of fear drops in your stomach. What causes it, connects those experiences, and how do you get to the other side of it?
It’s easy to let concerns over team social media use over-shadow and engaged culture. How do you find the balance between the two? Terry Cook and Tom Jones join Pete Wright to share.
In this minute of Joe Johnston’s 2011 film ‘Captain America: The First Avenger,’ Howard keeps cranking the vita-ray dial until Steve starts screaming. That’s when Dr. Erskine and Agent Carter want everything shut down. But Steve says it’s fine. He can do this. And so they continue pumping him full of vita-rays until the machine shuts down.
Lisa Zeiderman joins Seth and Pete to talk about the challenges when you change over time. It can lead to divorce. It can also lead to difficult situations like arguments about whether to get your child vaccinated. People change, but it makes things complicated during divorce and we’re here to talk about it.