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Join your co-hosts JAG and TLeake as the ask the stupid yes-or-no questions that never truly have a yes-or-no-answer. Whether they come across smart or smart-ass, these two Stanford-alums are here to add their take to the conversation. Join them!
Dive into the intricacies of love and morality with JAG and TLeake. In the spirit of February, the month synonymous with matters of the heart, we tackle Al Green's provocative statement: Love is something that can make you do wrong.
Join us as we embark on a thought-provoking journey through Philia, Eros, Storge, and Agape—four distinct types of love. Through lively debate and insightful discourse, we delve into whether each form of love has the power to lead us astray or if it's our perception of love that shapes our moral compass.
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No Stupid Questions Show
Join your co-hosts JAG and TLeake as the ask the stupid yes-or-no questions that never truly have a yes-or-no-answer. Whether they come across smart or smart-ass, these two Stanford-alums are here to add their take to the conversation. Join them!
