Fan Mail Me Brrrruuuuunnnden Bad-day energy hit like a freight train, and we decided to ride it—full throttle, zero filter, and just enough humor to keep the wheels on. We start before sunrise with the Apple Harvest fritter mission, a line that refuses to move, and the kind of small-town chaos that turns into family lore. From there we plunge into the noisy churn of social feeds, a headline spiral that somehow says a lot while telling us nothing, and the creeping feeling that scrolling offers...
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Fan Mail Me Brrrruuuuunnnden Bad-day energy hit like a freight train, and we decided to ride it—full throttle, zero filter, and just enough humor to keep the wheels on. We start before sunrise with the Apple Harvest fritter mission, a line that refuses to move, and the kind of small-town chaos that turns into family lore. From there we plunge into the noisy churn of social feeds, a headline spiral that somehow says a lot while telling us nothing, and the creeping feeling that scrolling offers...
The Parents Are the Problem (How We're Letting Society Down)
Sockeytome
24 minutes
6 months ago
The Parents Are the Problem (How We're Letting Society Down)
Fan Mail Me Brrrruuuuunnnden When Temple University students displayed an antisemitic sign at David Portnoy's Philadelphia bar, his response wasn't what anyone expected. Rather than simply firing them or pressing charges, Portnoy chose education over punishment—sending them to visit Auschwitz to understand the weight of their actions. This revolutionary approach transforms a hateful moment into a powerful teaching opportunity. This episode dives deep into how Portnoy's response exemplifies w...
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Fan Mail Me Brrrruuuuunnnden Bad-day energy hit like a freight train, and we decided to ride it—full throttle, zero filter, and just enough humor to keep the wheels on. We start before sunrise with the Apple Harvest fritter mission, a line that refuses to move, and the kind of small-town chaos that turns into family lore. From there we plunge into the noisy churn of social feeds, a headline spiral that somehow says a lot while telling us nothing, and the creeping feeling that scrolling offers...
