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MonteCristo and Thorin discuss the drama involving BDS Adam, Wooloo's decision-making in reporting on certain stories, the LEC Winter Playoffs, T1 fans malding over Monte's power rankings, updates from the LCK, and more.

The episode kicks off with Levi's reaction to the nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System. He was right in the middle of an intense Wordle game when the alert startled him. Levi thinks the test is important for emergency preparedness but argues the government could have picked a better time. He proposes that future tests be accompanied by complimentary bacon deliveries to make up for causing panic. Moving on, Levi discusses the end of the lengthy Hollywood writer's strike and the return of late night shows like Jimmy Kimmel and James Corden. As a big fan, Levi is excited for the return of his late night viewing routine. He admits he's had trouble falling asleep without monologue zingers to unwind to. A highlight of the segment is Levi passionately defending Jimmy Kimmel against criticisms of being unfunny. He argues Kimmel's rapport with sidekick Guillermo is comedy gold. Next up, Levi analyzes Travis Kelce's rumored relationship with Taylor Swift. He remains skeptical, declaring any man who dates Swift is asking for trouble. Remember what happened to her past boyfriends like Jake Gyllenhaal? Levi wouldn't touch that tabloid drama with a 10-foot pole. He also jokes Kelce should enjoy the attention while he can before Swift inevitably writes a breakup song about him. Later, the discussion gets existential as Levi contemplates deeper questions about the universe. What are dreams and do we really have free will? He shares his beliefs about the afterlife and the odds of alien life existing. Levi gets fired up debunking religious ideas of heaven, asserting that consciousness likely ends at death. He argues passionately that imagination and science reveal more truths about reality than faith or religion. As the episode winds down, Levi weighs in on trending news like Kanye West's antics and the Travis Kelce babysitting debate. He also pitches some questionable business ideas that may or may not take off. In summary, this week's podcast covers a lot of ground from current events and celebrity gossip to philosophy and entrepreneurial schemes. Tune in to hear Levi's unique hot takes delivered in his signature opinionated yet thoughtful style. Like, subscribe and leave a review to show support for one of the most fascinating rising voices in podcasting. Thanks for listening! --- ✅ Check out this page: https://wawdpod.com/visible it has all the info you need to know about joining Visible. When you use my friend code, 3PT9WNP, you'll get your first month of service for $20-off! ✅ REPURPOSE YOUR VIDEOS - Upload to 1 service & we'll handle the rest. Distribute your podcast, clips, shorts, reels, TikTok, and more with Repurpose-io Sign up today: https://wawdpod.com/repurpose ✅ 17 Hats - 50% OFF YOUR YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION Save time & run your business the smart way! https://wawdpod.com/17hats --- Listen Here: ✅ Spotify: https://bit.ly/wawd-spotify ✅ Apple Podcast: https://bit.ly/wawd-apple -- Follow Us: ✅ Instagram: https://bit.ly/wawd-instagram ✅ TikTok: https://bit.ly/wawd-tiktok ✅ Facebook: https://bit.ly/wawd-facebook ********** Disclaimer: We at the What are We Doing podcast want to make it clear that the views and opinions expressed in this video belong solely to the speakers or authors and do not represent the views and opinions held by YouTube, its partners, or its owners. We must also emphasize that the information contained in this video has been produced with no warranty, expressed or implied, regarding the validity, accuracy, reliability, completeness, legality, or usefulness of what is said or expressed. Therefore, we strongly advise that no one viewing or listening to this video should rely on the information presented herein. We want to make it clear that the speakers or authors in this video express their views in an "artistic" manner as defined within the YouTube guidelines and that this video is purely for entertainment purposes only. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/what-are-we-doing-pod/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/what-are-we-doing-pod/support

So much of public health revolves around collective action — that is government working on our behalf to do things like fund biomedical research, regulate polluting factories, or clean our water. But what happens when we lose trust in government? Adam Conover is a comedian and host of the podcast Factually, as well as the new Netflix series “The G Word.” He joined Abdul to talk about how he uses comedy as a tool for truthtelling, what he learned about our public health system, and what it'll take to fix it.

Testing the limits of the national anthem, understanding crazy wrong people, & Penn's infamous Jeff Goldblum impersonation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boomer & Gio reflect on their productive week so far, (4:55) Adam's call to the show was so bad that Gio refused to take anymore for the rest of the morning, (8:17) Al sends a not so subtle message to potential callers to the radio program, (19:53) Jerry Recco put his message into the form of an update, (32:10) Thursday's highly anticipated 'Moment of the Day and (33:31) a comparison of the Royal Family to Temptation Island, as Gio and Al's favorite reality television show is heating up a bit, apparently. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The next 2 episodes were recorded with a fucky phone on Jerf's end, we apologize for the static. Once again, Mykii and Jerf talk about Adam Ruins Everything. This time Adam Ruins Dating, it's a hecking good time! Thank you to our lovely patrons! The best in the world! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cannibas-cocktails-cinema/message

Against all odds your Sports Lordz are back with our 100th episode! We celebrate hitting the century mark by recording and releasing the longest and most self-serving episode yet. Throughout the episode we are joined by old friends and guests of the pod, the crew of our “sister podcast”, and an unbelievable reunion many have been waiting for. At points of this epic episode, we do discuss some sports including the NBA player’s strike, the playoffs, James Harden, and the MLB trade deadline, but this is mostly a laid-back hang sesh episode. We’re first joined by our old pal from episode 40 Eli Itzkowitz (3:26) and then friend/enemy of the pod from episodes 21 and 81, Jack Daly (24:01) drops in to be cancelled. Then we are joined by Rus Ryan, Drea Mora, and Rob Okey, better known as the Unbelievers Podcast (33:49) along with Aaron Schilb (47:06) and we catch up with them and see how Hellworld is treating them. Theeeen, we’re joined by a couple of our good pals from episode 25 and 83, Jamaal Sedayao and from episodes 5, 24, and 91 Luke Mayeux (1:08:41) and then from episodes 4, 16, 77 and some minisodes, Diego’s best pal, Caitlin Steitzer (1:45:05) drops by to say hello. As if this weren’t enough, we round out this never-ending show with the reunion of the Unbelievable Podcast (1:55:28). Brian Frange, Phoebe Tyers (Episode 11), a quiet Matt J. Weir (Episode 37), and Sebastian Conelli join Kevin and Lordz to catch up on what everyone has been up to and have a few laughs. It’s a long one so take it in chunks if you need to. We want to thank all our guests on this episode and all the guests who were on any of our first hundred episodes, but most importantly, thank you to all the Serfs who’ve listened to our silly little show. We genuinely appreciate it and look forward to pumping out more of our douchbaggery in the future. Thank you everyone! Stay alive! Here’s some plugs on behalf of our guests so you can find and support their projects: Watch Eli perform every other Wednesday with his group Metal Boy https://magnettheater.com/show/55257/ Listen to Rus, Drea, and Rob on https://www.unbelieverspodcast.com/, or anywhere you find podcasts. Check out Aaron Schilb and his music on Spotify, https://www.aaronschilb.com/, and his podcast https://www.nashvilletourstop.com/ . Listen to Caitlin Steitzer and her podcast, Work It Out, anywhere you get your podcasts. Check out old episodes of https://www.unbelievablepodcast.com/ anywhere you get your podcasts. Watch Brian Frange’s work on Adam Ruins everything and an upcoming Netflix show about animals. Watch Phoebe Tyers on TBS/HBO Max’s Search Party (https://www.hbomax.com/series/urn:hbo:series:GXa-mxg4SNINiYAEAAAF3) Watch Matt J. Weir’s movie Blast (https://www.joeyblast.com/) Listen to Sebastian Conelli’s podcast Who You Were anywhere you get your podcasts Check out Kevin and Jimmy’s https://toiletcorp.com/ for all your clothing needs Follow us on twitter, Instagram and Twitch @SportsLordz

Delve into our vaults with a tape dating from July 4th. What things will be revealed, who kissed who? Who wanted this episode released? Who dropped the tape recorder? All will be revealed, all will be illuminated! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cannibas-cocktails-cinema/message

Shannon and Marcia share their response to Abby Johnson's video (formerly named "My Biracial Boy") and offer some research...with links!Marcia: Vox school to prison pipeline explained: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoKkasEyDOI, 13th on Netflix, Adam Ruins the Suburbs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e68CoE70Mk8, and Starbucks store products at TargetShannon: The Proud Family on Disney+ and Hair Love short film https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNw8V_Fkw28Other resources:The Myth of the Two-Parent Home: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/09/opinion/two-parent-family.htmlA dad posted joyful photos of black fathers to shatter stereotypes. Then it became a movement: https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2020/06/19/dad-posted-joyful-photos-black-fathers-shatter-stereotypes-then-it-became-movement/?outputType=ampFictive Kinship Networks: https://scholarcommons.sc.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1021&context=edcs_facpub

In the first episode of Cool Girls, Evie and Anita Higgins discuss themselves and the intricacies of bananas, The Original Pancake House, and which vegetable is TRULY the best. Out of context you would guess they’re extremely hungry. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

grokverb | ˈgräk to understand (something) intuitively or by empathy._____________________________________________Alex & Travis discuss Adam Conover on Joe Rogan.Grokking Points on Twitter Email us: grokkingpoints@gmail.comEdited by Sami ReedIntro track by Stevia Sphere

Former guest on The Joe Rogan Experience, Adam Conover joins the dudes to discuss the Mob, comedy and take a Special Adam Conover Quiz. @adamconover @EyreBud @gregstone_ @AnthonyDeVito_ @humanplac3s @lilkinky69 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former guest on The Joe Rogan Experience, Adam Conover joins the dudes to discuss the Mob, comedy and take a Special Adam Conover Quiz. @adamconover @EyreBud @gregstone_ @AnthonyDeVito_ @humanplac3s @lilkinky69 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Support us and More Banana Podcasts! In this week’s episode, Jessy and Rebekah give you some background on the case involving Cyntoia Brown, a woman who was jailed unjustly and was, this past January, granted clemency after serving 15 years incarcerated in Tennessee. After the intro, Madiba Dennie comes to the studio! She is a lawyer, writer and podcaster extraordinaire.00:40: You can find Madiba’s podcast, Barred and Boujee, here! 01:20: Here is a timeline of events 05:00: Here is a trailer to the documentary “Me Facing Life: Cyntoia’s Story.” 08:50: Wyatt Cenac’s HBO docu-series “Problem Areas.”11:45: Here is a Vox article with a link to the Adam Ruins 12:45: It was Chuck Grassley and here is a link to that tweet. 14:45: Here is a basic overview of self-defense law, 21:30: Want to know more about FOSTA/SESTA? Listen to our episode on it here and our interview with the incredible Leigh here!23:30: Here is Mariame Kaba’s website 29:30: According to Amnesty International, 70% of the guards in federal women’s correctional facilities are male.30:00: According to this study in Science Daily, 1,400 pregnant women were incarcerated in the US in 2018.32:15: The Sentencing Project reports that more than 60% of women in state prisons have a child under the age of 18.35:20: Forbes article 37:20: An article from Rewire called “What Do Prisons Have to Do With Reproductive Rights?” 37:25: Here is Talk Poverty on the sterilization of female prisoners. Contact us! Watch us! Love us!Email: welcometomyvagina@gmail.comInstagram: @welcometomyvaginaTwitter: @welcometomyvagJessy’s awesome YouTube videos! Welcome to My Vagina HQRebekah’s blog!

Major GoT spoilers in this episode of OBP. Also, Adam gets angry and ruins the episode.

Go check out Adam Ruins everything on TruTV or Netflix has old episodes. It's funny and informative. You'll find yourself going down educational fun rabbit holes you never thought about before. Also check out Adam and Joe's discussion on Joe Rogan Experience. I hope they meet up and have future discussions. This was an interesting listen. Check out The Bertcast interview with Bert Kreischer and Michael Rosenbaum. Then check out Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum. I'm listening to the interview with Bert now. Michael is such an interesting guy to listen to. I hope they do a movie project together. I'd tune it and talk about it for sure. Thank you again for all the kinds words as we pay our respects to my Granny Peek. :) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joshua-peek/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joshua-peek/support

Adam Conover, from Adam Ruins Everything and CollegeHumor, ruins herpes, hymens and Harmontown. Brandon Johnson is our guest comptroller, and Schrab is back with another new chair. Featuring Dan Harmon, Brandon Johnson, Rob Schrab and Adam Conover. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We have a very special guest on Waypoint Radio 215: Adam Conover from Adam Ruins Everything came through to chat about games, comedy, and Nintendo nostalgia! Join Adam—and usual co-hosts Danielle, Austin, and Natalie for a more freeform Friday podcast that tackles such questions as finding work-life balance among many tiring projects, asking "why, Nintendo?" and dipping into "true" Monopoly rules.Discussed: Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Metroid, Monopoly, Adam Ruins Everything, Humans Who Make Games See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Prepare to have your life ruined by the Radio Toons! The Radio Toons are: Steve - https://twitter.com/sohoshuffle Ernie - https://twitter.com/neoernie Steve's Cartoons! http://tinyurl.com/yc9opb2g

Do you remember all of those video games that were made for girls back in the 90s? Well they're not being archived the same way that stereotypical boy games are being preserved. They don't have value in the gaming community and many of these games are being forgotten even though they were just as creative and innovative for the industry. Our guest Rachel Weil is trying to change that by preserving these 'girl' games by going around the world and collecting these games and talking to the people who made them. She is a software developer for Microsoft and the founder of the Femicom Museum, a hybrid physical/digital museum and archive dedicated to the preservation and reimagination of femininity, girlhood, and the aesthetics of cute within twentieth-century video games, computing, and electronic toys. Rachel did not appear on the Adam Ruins Everything TV show but her work reminded us of the themes we explored in our Adam Ruins Summer Fun episode. And since we're in the off-season of the TV show, we'll be inviting more guests onto the podcast whose work relates to themes we explored on the TV show or who are doing fascinating work or research that's worth discussing anyway. On the podcast Adam and Rachel had a lively discussion about gender expectations, the negative effects of marketing towards girls and boys, their favorite classic games and even their favorite savory breakfasts. Adam is on Twitter @AdamConover and you can find past episodes and bonus content from the TruTV show at AdamRuinsEverything.com. Produced by Shara Morris for MaximumFun.org

When we think of conducting science experiments on subjects, we immediately think of mice models. But today's guest, Dr. Azra Raza, who appeared on Adam Ruins Science, says there's a more effective way. On the TV show Dr. Raza discussed how the mouse model scientists use for their research is actually ineffective; even though a medicine might work well on a rodent, the results don't translate as well as we thought to humans - especially when it comes to cancer research which is what Dr. Raza studies. Even though humans and mice share over 90 percent of their DNA with one another, our bodies still differ in numerous ways; we metabolize food and medicine differently and humans are significantly bigger than mice in size. This wastes money from the limited amount of funding that already exists and encourages clinical trials that ultimately go nowhere. On the podcast, Dr. Raza proposes a different research method that she has used herself, to much success. Dr. Raza is a Professor of Medicine and Director of the MDS Center at Columbia University in New York. Previously she conducted her research at Rush University, Chicago, Illinois in 1992, where she was the Charles Arthur Weaver Professor in Oncology and Director, Division of Myeloid Diseases. Adam is on Twitter @AdamConover and you can find past episodes and bonus content from the TruTV show at AdamRuinsEverything.com. Produced by Shara Morris for MaximumFun.org.

Placebos are commonly dismissed as "fake" treatments that have no real power on you or your body. But scientists are realizing more and more that placebos are more powerful than we realized. New research shows that while placebos may not cure diseases, they can reduce symptoms of our ailments like irritable bowel syndrome and even Parkinson's disease, and in the process actually make us feel better. Even traditional medicine takes advantage of the placebo effect, which could mean the placebo effect could play a significant role in treating diseases. On this episode we talk to Dr. Kathryn Hall, who appeared on Adam Ruins Spa Day, about how placebos can have such powerful effects on our brains and how placebos are changing the way we conduct science and treat patients. Kathryn is a molecular biologist and Director of Placebo Genetics at Harvard Medical School's Program in Placebo Studies. Adam is on Twitter @AdamConover and you can find past episodes and bonus content from the TruTV show at AdamRuinsEverything.com. Produced by Shara Morris for MaximumFun.org.

What once seemed like a fringe movement, conspiracy theories appear more pervasive than ever. Our guest Dr. Daniel Jolley points out, conspiracy theories have been around for centuries; social media, however, has given them a wider platform and megaphone. Believing in such theories can seem like harmless speculation. But if enough people accept ideas like the faking of the moon landing or 9/11 being a government inside job, they'll feel they have no agency. This can lead to very dangerous effects like lower voter turnout and less civic engagement at large. Daniel, who appeared on Adam Ruins Conspiracy Theories, explains why people believe in conspiracy theories in the first place, how people can believe in two contradictory conspiracy theories, and how we can combat these theories to create a healthier democracy. He studies conspiracy theories at Staffordshire University in the United Kingdom. Adam is on Twitter @AdamConover and you can find past episodes and bonus content from the TruTV show at AdamRuinsEverything.com. Produced by Shara Morris for MaximumFun.org.

As humans, our inclination is to live in the present - not save 40 years down the line - which makes saving money for retirement hard. In the 90s many companies began offering 401(k) programs, a retirement savings plan sponsored by an employer which lets workers save and invest a piece of their paycheck before taxes. It seemed like the perfect solution to our retirement woes. But 401(k)s aren't the full proof saving plan we once thought. Even judiciously setting aside money in a 401(k) might not be enough to maintain one's lifestyle into retirement. There are also so many outside factors that can still diminish one's savings, including unexpected healthcare costs, recessions, or lost jobs. So how do we set ourselves up for a secure financial future? Our guest Professor Teresa Ghilarducci, who appeared on Adam Ruins the Future, is going to tell us how we entered into this financial mess and how we can get out of it. She suggests we do the best we can to save through 401(k)s, live within our means, start planning our financial future as young as we can, delay collecting social security as much as we can, and vote for representatives who can help reform this system. Teresa is a labor economist and nationally-recognized expert in retirement security. She's also a professor of economics at The New School for Social Research. Adam is on Twitter @AdamConover and you can find past episodes and bonus content from the TruTV show at AdamRuinsEverything.com. Produced by Shara Morris for MaximumFun.org.

While they may sport perfectly manicured lawns and beautiful white picket fences, suburbs are not the idyllic neighborhoods we think they are. They make us more sedentary, sometimes less safe, and they can even perpetuate segregation. But instead of leaving the suburbs we can actually address these issues and improve our suburbs through redevelopment and retrofitting neighborhoods to make them greener, healthier, safer and more affordable. Our guest Ellen Dunham-Jones, who appeared on Adam Ruins the Suburbs, tells us all about it. She has spent her career studying how suburbs can adapt to these 21st century challenges. Ellen is a leading authority on suburban redevelopment and is the Professor of Architecture and Urban Design at Georgia Tech. Adam is on Twitter @AdamConover and you can find past episodes and bonus content from the TruTV show at AdamRuinsEverything.com. Produced by Shara Morris for MaximumFun.org.

Student loans are an absolute necessity for many students in today's economy, but they're also among the worst forms of debt you can have, burdening students and sometimes permanently crippling their financial lives. Our guest Heather Jarvis, who appeared on Adam Ruins College, is going to tell us how we got here and give us practical tips on navigating the world of student loans. Heather is an attorney and student loan expert. She has practiced public interest law for more than a dozen years and has contributed to student debt relief policy for the House Education Committee and others in Congress. Adam is on Twitter @AdamConover and you can find past episodes and bonus content from the TruTV show at AdamRuinsEverything.com. Produced by Shara Morris for MaximumFun.org.

We all know how filing taxes is a pain. Every April Americans dig through receipts, meet with accountants, claim their expenses, and pray they're not audited.

We welcome special guest Adam Conover from Adam Ruins Everything for a chat about Dark souls, fairness in games, and how much fun it is to ruin common misconceptions. We also talk seriously about comedy, Louis C.K., and sexual harassment. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We've seen it time and time again. A journal publishes a seemingly significant scientific study which gains traction in the press only to be subsequently deemed irreproducible.

On Adam Ruins Everything, we're all about using persuasive, rational arguments to bring awareness to a topic and hopefully change some minds along the way.

Many people have an idyllic view of the suburbs. You can have a lawn! Access to good schools! Safety! But much of that American dream has been historically reserved for white people.

We'll be back next week with a brand new Adam Ruins Everything podcast episode. Thanks for tuning in!

For decades women have been told that they should start getting yearly mammograms at age 35. We think of it as a no-brainer, and mammograms do save lives. But their effects are much more complicated than we originally anticipated.

Professor Anne Curzan, who is this week's podcast guest, says it's normal to notice dialectical differences between different communities but we shouldn't shame people for talking as they do.

Kirk and Jason talk about Pyre, Battlegrounds, and Dream Daddy before jumping into this week's news (29:07) on GameStop's Thanksgiving hours, Unsung Story's Kickstarter disaster, and a gamer cruise that lost its boat. Then they bring on Adam Conover, host of the excellent Adam Ruins Everything (41:06), to talk about how his show works, how he launched a TV career, and of course, ruining video games. Finally, Jason and Kirk reconvene to answer a listener question on service games and net neutrality (1:23:38).

It's rare to hear about a researcher from the National Institute of Health collaborating with a reality TV show. But that's exactly what Dr. Kevin Hall, a clinical researcher at the NIH, did after watching episodes of The Biggest Loser.

Immigration is such a hot topic these days, but it's rare we actually get into the logistics of how the system works (or doesn't).

On Adam Ruins Hollywood, Pete Hammond explained how behind every award show is a whole lot of campaigning.

On season one of the Adam Ruins Everything TV show, Hayley Marie Norman played Adam's foil and budding love interest until she faced her untimely TV death in the season finale. But on this week's podcast, Hayley is back!

Dr. Josh Sharfstein has been working for decades to keep Americans safe - he's the guy who took Four Loko off the market and ensured transparency at the FDA. He also appeared on Adam Ruins Shopping Malls.

Death is one of the hardest things to talk about, but our guest today encourages us to get real about the end.

As our country is mired in a nation-wide housing crisis right now, we decided to dive into one of the many causes of this crisis: short-term housing.

Today's Adam Ruins Everything podcast guest is the go-to person when it comes to internet infrastructure: Susan Crawford.

If you wear clothes, you're going to love this Adam Ruins Everything podcast.

So much of what we've seen on TV and in film about the Wild West depicts the rugged cowboy who is always ready for a showdown. But the Wild West was much more nuanced than that.

From the push to build a border wall to the recent executive order temporarily banning immigrants from Muslim-majority countries, there are so many emotions associated with the current immigration policy proposals. But what are the real facts regarding immigration history in this country? And what are immigrants'  actual impacts on our society? Today we try to answer those questions with our guest Professor . Doug is a Sociology Professor who appeared on His research focuses on international migration, race and housing, discrimination, education, urban poverty, and Latin America, especially Mexico. On the episode, Doug and Adam discuss the net migration flow of immigrants coming into United States from Mexico, the United States' reliance on migrant labor, and what reasonable immigration policy looks like.

- We are joined by Adam Cardilini, who is a scientist, animal advocate and host of Vegansci podcast. - He discusses some feedback on episode 156, covering topics such as new animal free alternatives, capitalism, effective animal activism, using a Fox News level of objectivity and finding the magical vegan dumpling. - Lab grown meat, GMOs, technology and the vegan movement. - Mental health medication, animal testing and veganism. - Invasion Day rally in Melbourne. - For more information on this episode and for links to all of the stories and clips from it, go to: http://progressivepodcastaustralia.com/2017/02/02/162/ - If you like what you hear, please support the show! https://progressivepodcastaustralia.com/support/

On the Adam Ruins Everything podcast, Adam typically brings experts who appeared on the TV show to further expand on the arguments they make on the show. But during the off-season of the TV show, we thought we'd try something new.

Professor Dale Jamieson debunks the myth that 'going green' will stop global warming.

Just say no...to the War on Drugs! On this week's Adam Ruins Everything, we talk to Sheriff John Urquhart who appeared on the Drugs episode of the TV show.

On this week's podcast, Adam talks to Ethan Zuckerman from the MIT Media Lab.

On this week's podcast Adam talks to Daryl Atkinson, who appeared on not one but two episodes of Adam Ruins Everything the TV show - Adam Ruins Voting and Adam Ruins Prison! Daryl is a Staff Attorney for the Southern Coalition for Social Justice.

On this week's podcast, Adam and guest Rosie Cooney discuss how trophy hunting can actually preserve wild species. It sounds insane and paradoxical, but countries that actually manage trophy hunting well can save species like rhinos from extinction....

Rudy Salinas and Dorothy Edwards work for Housing Works LA, an organization which creates accessible housing and service options by actually giving people homes and ensuring they can stay in those homes.

Karen and I have our shows that we watch together to unwind.  One of our favorite shows is "Adam Ruins Everything".  The show, hosted by Adam Conover is a mainstay on our DVR because it shows the hidden side of many things that we just take for granted in our culture. A recent episode entitled "Adam Ruins Housing" piqued our interest because, obviously, we're in the business.  Before we watched the episode, we saw a preview of it on Facebook, and had a conversation with some friends about some crazy statements that were made in the clip. After the episode aired, we knew we had to do an episode to rebut the half truths, misstatements, and outright lies that were told about the real estate industry in the first 6 minutes of the show.  Listen in as we share the details of the conversation we had with one of the actual sources cited on the episode.  Spoiler alert: His study actually stated the opposite of what the episode said.

Chris Fabricant is Director of Strategic Litigation at the Innocence Project. Adam and Chris discuss outdated forensic techniques such as bite mark analysis, why DNA analysis works, and Chris' bizarre deposition with bite mark "expert" Michael West.

If you have any questions about parking, Donald Shoup will definitely know the answer. The Distinguished Research Professor at UCLA's Department of Urban Planning is the author of The High Cost of Free Parking and studies how parking...

Professor Tamara Hew-Butler, who appears on the Adam Ruins Football episode of the TV show, explains why too much water while exercising can actually be dangerous.

Adam is joined by historian Ed Ayers to talk about our forefathers' democratic vision for the United States, the historical implications of our current election, and misconceptions about the discipline of history.

Professor Elizabeth Loftus joins Adam to discuss collective memory, repressed memory, and even some of Adam's own memories.

Science journalist John Bohannon is a contributing correspondent for Science magazine and has a Ph.D. in molecular biology from Oxford University. John discusses his fake chocolate study, his latest expose on Sci-Hub, and much more.

Bruce is a brilliant cryptographer and security expert. He and Adam talk about current problems facing the TSA, gun control, and how data and security intersect.

Emily Axford of Adam Ruins Everything Talks Mass Extinction and Video Game Music.

Adam talks to Caitlin Doughty, a death acceptance advocate, and the founder of the non-profit funeral home, Undertaking L.A. The two discuss the bizarre world of funeral conventions, body compositing, and get deep about the afterlife.

Adam is joined by Seleta Reynolds to talk about municipal transit and reducing our reliance on cars.