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✨ On this dinner party episode of Zillennials Podcast, Kaylee and Lian make chana saag (an Indian curry with chickpeas and spinach). They talk about why they chose the recipe and what they thought of it. They share possible modifications and additions and their overall cooking experience. The conversation closes with summer cooking updates about what Kaylee and Lian have been cooking and eating.00:00 Dinner Party Introduction02:19 Why Chana Saag04:31 Servings and Leftovers07:28 Spices and Ingredients10:16 Blender and Cleanup15:02 Dinner Party Fails19:27 Family Potluck Dynamics21:50 Summer Cooking Routines28:23 Conclusion and Next Book Club Announcement

Surely, no innovation in modern human history has gotten so deeply into our psyche — into our hearts and into our very minds — as the railroad.Train imagery fills our art and music, symbolizing so many beginnings … and, well, endings. Here's a train tune from our folk-infused youth.About the SongAs reported here earlier, singer/songwriter Eric Andersen introduced his “Dusty Boxcar Wall” in 1965 on his debut album for Vanguard Records, Today is the Highway.A few years earlier, Andersen dropped out of college in Geneva, NY, and hitchhiked west to San Francisco to try his luck singing solo in North Beach coffeehouses and to seek out his heroes, the poets of the Beat Generation.In liner notes for that first album, Stacey Williams said “Dusty Boxcar Wall” was written “on the Bay Bridge between Berkeley and San Francisco,” adding, “Eric had been performing at the Cabale coffeehouse in Berkeley with a city group that did country music, The Snopes County Camp Followers.”Wanting to do a solo with the Snopes group, according to Williams, Andersen wrote “this archetypal song of death, love and separation.” For more about this seminal Eric Andersen song, see our earlier Flood Watch article by clicking here.More Music, PleaseIf this week's podcast has you in the mood for more tracks about trains, boy, do we have ya covered! Visit the free Radio Floodango music streaming service, and under “The Special Blends,” click on “The Train Set.” The link below tells you all about that particular project:And if you want even more folk in your Flood Friday, turn on our free Folk Channel.Or just click here to to take the express route to start that randomized rotation of more than a hundred folky Flood tracks recorded over the decades at jam sessions, rehearsals and gigs.Finally, remember, we've now got cool ways to mobilize the ol' Floodango. Click here to find out how to put The Flood's radio activity on your computer desktop and on an iPhone. That way, your Flood fix will always be just a click away. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 1937flood.substack.com

✨ Welcome back to Zillennials Podcast! This week, Kaylee and Lian discuss their ideal “retirement jobs” and why their generation may not have the luxury of fully retiring. The hosts brainstorm options ranging from working in a bookstore, professional cat sitting, to a donut shop or bakery. Other ideas include working for the post-office, monitoring for forest fires with the National Park Service, working at Starbucks, and babysitting.Listen to this episode and contribute to the brainstorm of retirement friendly jobs!00:00 Introduction01:43 Cat Sitting & Cat Cafes05:20 Bakery 08:02 Mail Carrier11:17 Park Service Fire Watch15:03 Adult Camp And Retreats17:40 Tangent Time: Small Talk vs Presentations21:21 Retirement Party Preferences23:41 Starbucks And Babysitting27:49 Board Game YouTube Plans28:57 Selling Art Side Hustle32:11 Conclusion And Book Club Announcement

Charlie Bowen remembers a conversation he once had with his old buddy Jim Strother. It was decades ago and the two of them were reminiscing about a time even earlier.“Remember,” Jim said, “when you'd see a fella ramblin' along carrying a guitar case, and he'd have his coat collar turned up against the wind and a cap pulled down over his eyes. “Just one look and you knew everything you needed to know about that guy.” You know, it probably wasn't always spitting snow, but it certainly is in today's fanciful memory of that scene. And the soundtrack? Then and now? Why, it was always an early Bob Dylan tune, wasn't it? Like this one.Those memories came roaring back at last week's rehearsal when the first tune that popped into the guys' heads that evening was “Don't Think Twice, It's All Right,” a song that Charlie loved from 1963's Freewheelin' Bob Dylan album.LearningTo this day Bowen still remembers Strother using the same song to patiently try to teach him the “Merle Travis pick” whose alternating bass characterized so much of 1960s folkdom.Curiously, the young Dylan said he himself was still learning his composition. “It's a hard song to sing,” he told journalist Nat Hentoff, who wrote the liner notes for the album. “I can sing it sometimes, but I ain't that good yet.”Bob noted that he didn't yet know how to “carry myself” the way veteran musicians like Big Joe Williams, Woody Guthrie, Leadbelly and Lightnin' Hopkins did.“With those older singers,” Dylan told Hentoff, “music was a tool, a way to live more, a way to make themselves feel better at certain points. As for me, I can make myself feel better sometimes, but at other times, it's still hard to go to sleep at night.”As repored here earlier, Bob said of “Don't Think Twice” that a lot of city singer “make it sort of a love song — slow and easygoing — but it isn't a love song. It's a statement that maybe you can say to make yourself feel better. It's as if you were talking to yourself.” For more about the song's history, click here for an earlier Flood Watch article.More Music? Step Right Up!If all this ramblin' down the foggy ruins of time has you in the mood for more Dylan tunes, boy, do we have you covered! Our free Radio Floodango music steaming feature has an entire “Bob Dylan Birthday” playlist with more than an hour's worth of Flooderiffic Bobby bits. Click below to check it out.And if you'd like to put even more Floodified folk in your Friday, tune into the band's free Folk Channel:About a hundred tracks from decades of jam sessions, rehearsals and gigs are waiting for you there. Click here to turn us on.Public FloodifyFinally, in case the heat wave breaks next week and you feel like stepping out again, mark Thursday, July 23, on your calendar. That's when the band rolls back into good ol' Bahnhof WVrsthaus & Biergarten, 745 7th Avenue. Come on down for good food, good tunes and a great jump on your weekend! We play from 6:30 to 8. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 1937flood.substack.com

Podcast: Dialectic Episode: 50: Tyler Cowen & Nabeel Qureshi - An Appetite For MoreRelease date: 2026-06-30Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarizationTyler Cowen (Website, X, Marginal Revolution, Conversations with Tyler is an economist at George Mason University, leads the Mercatus Center, and is the author of many books including The Great Stagnation and Average Is Over. He has blogged nearly daily at Marginal Revolution for over 20 years, has interviewed hundreds of world-experts on Conversations with Tyler, and runs Emergent Ventures, a prolific grants program that has funded multiple Dialectic guests. Nabeel S. Qureshi (Website, X, Substack is an entrepreneur, writer, and researcher. He runs a stealth startup. Previously, he was a Visiting Scholar at Mercatus and spent nearly eight years at Palantir. He writes some of my favorite essays, including "What Makes Art Great" and "Rented Virtue", and was previously a guest on Dialectic for episode 13: "The Will to Care." Tyler and Nabeel are good friends, and given how prolific Tyler is, I decided to use Nabeel as an entry point and interview them together. We discuss sacred commitments, AI acceleration, mentorship, friendship, and more, but I focused the majority of the conversation on art and aesthetics. Tyler and Nabeel are unlikely aesthetes given their day jobs, but in fact take art deeply seriously. They have a shared love for and similar tastes in art, music, and film, in particular. We discuss strange and beautiful art, aesthetic stagnation, and a wide range of favorites: The Beatles, Mozart, Mondrian, Springsteen, Lana Del Rey, Kanye West, Cassavetes, The Sopranos, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, and more. Please enjoy, and thank you for supporting, listening, and watching through fifty episodes of Dialectic. I can't wait for the next fifty! Transcript and all links: dialectic.fm/tyler-nabeel --- Dialectic is presented by Notion. Notion is an AI-powered connected workspace where teams think together and create their best work. Learn more about Notion's new developer platform and workers here. You can learn more at notion.com/dialectic. Timestamps: (0:00) Opening Highlights (1:18) Intro to Tyler & Nabeel (3:02) Thanks to Notion (4:38) Start: Sacred Commitments, AI, Markets, and Acceleration (20:23) How Art Moves Us (27:08) "Beauty," Strangeness, Great Art, Music, and The Beatles (44:09) Film, Critics, Learning to Appreciate Depth, More Music, "Lowbrow" Art (1:02:25) New Aesthetics, Sources of Inspiration, Optimism & Pessimism (1:11:22) The Internet & Twitter's Virtue, Group Chats, and Cities (1:21:35) Mentors, (Possibly Quitting) Writing Books, Friendship (1:34:54) Interviewing, Identifying Talent, and Agency (1:47:21) Closing Questions (1:53:38) Thanks Again to Notion

Sit back and enjoy some Jazz, presented by TOMPodcast on Mixcloud!! More Music, Less Talk. Right Here, Right Now!! Enjoy!!!   *Visit our webpage where you can catch up on Current / Past Episodes: www.theoldmanspodcast.com     *Contact us at: theoldmanspodcast@gmail.com     Checkout and Follow the Writings of Shonda Sinclair here: Roaming the Road (of Life):https://www.shondasinclair.com/   *TOMPodcast Music Shows: https://www.mixcloud.com/TOMPodcast/   *Catch The Old Man's Co-Hosting gig on "The Savaged Unfiltered Show with Michael Gardner": https://open.spotify.com/show/0MnP9HAD9wNnpCjRJG0tyC?si=343f60b106784463 

✨ Welcome back to Zillennials Podcast! In this Spring 2026 quarter-in-review episode, Kaylee and Lian check in on their personal goals and the Zillennials Group Goal. They share highlights, challenges, brave acts, and favorites of the quarter along with favorite books and podcast episodes.Listen to this week's episode to learn how the second quarter of 2026 went for Kaylee and Lian.00:00 Spring Quarter Preview00:46 Goal Check In12:17 Quarter Highlights17:48 Challenges of the Quarter20:13 Learning Chess Motivation23:29 Summer 2026 Group Goal25:42 Brave Acts29:32 Quarterly Book Rankings31:31 Favorite Podcast Episodes32:54 Favorites36:28 Reality Show Age Gaps38:08 Apps We Love40:35 Conclusion and Next Book Club Pick

A2thaMo is joined by It'sYaBoiH2 to talk about Music Plans, Hantavirus, Epstein Note, Porn, Time, More Music, True Detective, Music Websites, Video Games, DDR, Sports, Wrestling, More Video Games, Pop Culture, Door Dash, Joe Budden, Wallets, Young Nursing Homes, Books, and more while listening to new music!Downtown - Sir NastyRiko Redz- Rockstar Everyday Feat. MixxDawgEnergy (Remix) - ItsYaBoiH2

Shake off those mid-week blues with some Summer Classic Hits!!! Summer's peaking around the corner. So let's open the door!! More Music, Less Talk!!! ENJOY!!! *Visit our webpage where you can catch up on Current / Past Episodes: www.theoldmanspodcast.com     *Contact us at: theoldmanspodcast@gmail.com     Checkout and Follow the Writings of Shonda Sinclair here: Roaming the Road (of Life):https://www.shondasinclair.com/   *TOMPodcast Music Shows: https://www.mixcloud.com/TOMPodcast/   *Catch The Old Man's Co-Hosting gig on "The Savaged Unfiltered Show with Michael Gardner": https://open.spotify.com/show/0MnP9HAD9wNnpCjRJG0tyC?si=343f60b106784463 

✨ Welcome back to Zillennials Podcast! In this travel-themed “This or That” Kaylee and Lian debate windows up vs. down on the highway, shoes on vs. off on planes, compression socks, aisle vs. window seats, paying to pick seats, and soft vs. hard suitcases. They also compare weekend getaways to week-long trips and weigh whether they'd rather have transportation covered or all food paid for.Listen for practical, opinionated travel takes that can help you decide what to pack, how to fly more comfortably, and what “rules” to follow (or ignore) on your next trip!00:00 Introduction00:57 Windows Up or Down on the Highway08:37 Shoes On or OffPlanes12:02 Seat Selection on Planes16:51 Compression Socks18:40 Aisle vs Window seats20:36 Soft vs Hard Luggage22:35 Weekend or Long Trips25:33 Flights vs Food Covered30:46 Book Club and Wrap Up

✨ Welcome back to Zillennials Podcast! In this episode, Kaylee and Lian talk through and loosely rank party themes for anyone who loves hosting! They swap food-focused concepts like "around the world in dishes, a potato party, and eat the movie nights. Beyond food, they discuss how a book exchange could work, why clothes swaps can be tricky, and how murder mystery parties sound fun in theory but stressful in practice. They wrap by comparing hosting a fancy dinner vs. high tea. Tune in to find out which party theme reigns supreme!00:00 Welcome & What We're Ranking: Party Theme Ideas00:52 Food-Themed Parties08:58 “Eat the Movie” Night: Themed Menus for Twilight, HP, Elf & More13:25 Book Exchange Party: Presentations, Blind Picks & Offloading Shelves18:30 Clothing Swap Party: Sizing, Try-Ons, and Mixed-Group Logistics21:31 Murder Mystery Party: Fun in Theory vs Roleplay Reality24:13 Tea Time / High Tea Party: Mini Sandwiches, Dress-Up & DIY Tips26:10 Top Picks + Wrap-Up

✨ Welcome back to Zillennials Podcast! In this winter quarter review (Dec 2025–Feb 2026).Kaylee and Lian check in on goals and share favorites, highlights, and challenges. 00:00 Introduction00:34 Kaylee and Lian's Individual Goals17:33 Zillennials Podcast Group Goals25:33 Winter Quarter26:08 Weekend Date Highlights38:05 Quarterly Book Rankings39:23 Favorite Episodes Recap41:52 Quarterly Favorites48:17 Conclusion & April Book Club Announcement

✨ Welcome back to Zillennials Podcast! Today, Kaylee and Lian dive into the Winter Olympics, ranking various sports and discussing why the Olympics are a perfect background TV event. They share their preferences between the Winter and Summer Olympics and discuss their favorite sports to watch, including figure skating, alpine skiing, and speed skating. Tune in to hear their rankings and why certain sports capture the spirit of the Winter Games!00:00 Introduction and Overview00:35 Olympics Viewing Experience04:51 Winter vs. Summer Olympics06:55 Ranking Winter Olympic Sports31:30 Closing Thoughts and Next Episode

Gospel Music isn't just for Sundays, it's an anytime Music!! Grammi listens to Gospel Music anytime she feels the need for an up lifting of her Heart and Spirit. She brings you a selection of some of her favorite songs to lift your Heart and Spirit on the "More Music, Less Talk" format used on TOMPodcast on Mixcloud. So sit back, let the Spirit touch your Soul and bring you Peace! Enjoy!!! *Get everything you need to start your own successful podcast on Podbean here: https://www.podbean.com/tomspodcastPBFree   *Visit our webpage where you can catch up on Current / Past Episodes: www.theoldmanspodcast.com     *Contact us at: theoldmanspodcast@gmail.com     Checkout and Follow the Writings of Shonda Sinclair here: Roaming the Road (of Life):https://www.shondasinclair.com/   *TOMPodcast Music Shows: https://www.mixcloud.com/TOMPodcast/  

✨ Welcome back to Zillennials Podcast! In this episode, Kaylee and Lian take a reflective trip down memory lane with a year in review of Zillennials Podcast Season Five.They discuss their favorite episodes, books, a mix of personal highlights, and goals for the upcoming year. Tune in as they delve into their podcast editing changes and reveal top listener statistics. They also recount favorites from the year, including podcast episodes, books, and memories. Kaylee and Lian wrap up the episode by strategizing goals for 2026.Join us for some engaging retrospection and plans for the future—perfect for anyone looking to map out their year ahead.00:00 Introduction and Year in Review Overview00:26 Podcast Editing and Recording Changes01:56 Reflecting on Podcasting as a Hobby04:07 Discussing Listener Statistics04:53 Top Episodes and Listener Demographics13:58 Favorite Zillennials Podcast Episodes17:58 Favorite Books of the 202523:00 Personal Favorites and Recommendations27:03 Highlights of the Year31:18 Goals and Resolutions for the New Year36:39 February 2026 Book Club Announcement

✨ Welcome back to Zillennials Podcast! In this episode, Kaylee and Lian review their fall quarter of 2025, sharing updates on their personal goals, highlights, challenges, and favorites.Join them to hear about their seasonal adventures, challenges, and exciting new hobbies.00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview00:24 Goal Check-In07:05 Highlights of the Quarter25:38 Challenges of the Quarter26:00 Brave Moments29:14 Favorite Book Club Episodes31:06 Favorite Podcast Episodes33:37 Quarterly Favorites43:14 Next Book Club Announcement

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There are some fascinating philosophical divides in Music Education. And we don’t discuss them enough. What does “inclusive” music education really look like? Shane Colqohoun is an instrumental music educator who possesses a rare super power. He can recognize areas where he both agrees AND disagrees with the philosophies of others, and is not scared … Continue reading "Episode 268: More Music for More Students with Shane Colquhoun"

✨ Welcome back to Zillennials Podcast! On this episode, Kaylee and Lian debate classic Thanksgiving dishes. They discuss the merits of cornbread vs. regular stuffing, fresh vs. canned cranberry sauce, and turkey vs. sides. Listen in to savor the delicious arguments and gather some ideas for your holiday menu!00:00 Welcome to the Food Fight: Thanksgiving Edition00:32 Cornbread vs. Regular Stuffing Debate03:28 Canned vs. Fresh Cranberry Sauce06:49 Turkey vs. Sides: The Ultimate Showdown12:34 Pie Preferences: Pumpkin, Apple, or Pecan?16:36 Carrot Cake Controversy18:27 Thanksgiving Potato Preferences20:40 Mac and Cheese: Thanksgiving Debate25:10 Cornbread and Other Sides27:50 Non-Traditional Thanksgiving Dishes28:57 Future of Thanksgiving Traditions30:28 Book Club Announcement

✨ Welcome back to Zillennials Podcast! In this episode, Kaylee and Lian passionately debate their rankings of various Halloween candies.They discuss the evolving nature of candy preferences, the versatility of Kit Kats, and the controversial status of candy corn. Along the way, they explore the unique uses of classic candies in seasonal treats like s'mores.Tune in to hear entertaining debates, unexpected rankings, and find out which candies make the cut for the ultimate Halloween haul.00:00 Introduction to Halloween Candy Ranking00:46 Top Tier Candy Picks02:14 Debating the Best and Worst Candies04:11 Nostalgic and Unusual Candy Choices05:53 Peanut Butter and Jelly Controversy07:27 Fluffer Nutter Sandwiches and S'mores11:22 Ranking Non-Chocolate Candies16:03 Chocolate Candy Preferences24:57 Final Thoughts and Farewell

✨ Welcome back to Zillennials Podcast! In this episode, Kaylee and Lian share the books they've been reading and books they want to read. The books include a review of The Sky On Fire by Jen Lyons, Briar Club by Kate Quinn, Murder Takes a Vacation by Laura Lippman and highlights other reads such as Burning God by RF Kwang and Nobody Was Supposed to Die at This Wedding by Catherine Mack.Join the hosts for fun bookish conversation and build up your TBR!00:00 Introduction to the Reading Roundup00:31 Review: The Sky On Fire by Jen Lyons05:19 Discussion on Book Preferences and Audio Books06:44 Review: Briar Club by Kate Quinn13:52 Review: Nobody Was Supposed to Die at This Wedding by Catherine Mack15:32 Review: Burning God by RF Kwang21:10 Review: The Paradise Problem by Christina Lauren26:07 Review: What Moves The Dead by T. Kingfisher28:07 Review: Murder Takes a Vacation by Laura Lippman29:36 October 2025 Book Club Announcement

✨ Welcome back to Zillennials Podcast! In this Summer 2025 Quarter in Review, Kaylee and Lian reflect on their goals, highlights, challenges, and favorites of the past three months.They discuss the joy of reconnecting with friends, drive-in movie adventures, and a cozy board game retreat. The episode also covers challenges like organizing, eating well, and coping with personal loss. To wrap up, they discuss their favorite books, podcast episodes, and what they're looking forward to this fall!Timestamps:00:10 Goals & Summer Check-In00:34 Game Nights & Decluttering04:43 Glasses, Insurance, and Adulting11:00 Friend Reunions & Board Game Retreat17:00 Challenges & Coping with Loss22:30 Book, Podcast, and Anime Favorites30:45 Looking Forward to Fall & Next Book Club

✨ Welcome back to Zillennials Podcast! In this episode, Kaylee and Lian delve into their dreams and plans for what they would do if they won the lottery.They discuss whether they would choose a lump sum or scheduled payments and potential purchases ranging from buying homes to traveling the world on a houseboat, and even considering private chefs and housekeepers. Finally, they muse over how winning the lottery could enable greater focus on personal development and spending quality time with family and friends.Join them for this engaging and hypothetical discussion about financial windfalls and future dreams. Please note that this discussion is for entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial or legal advice if you do happen to be so lucky as to win the lottery.00:00 Introduction and Disclaimer00:44 Defining the Lottery Win01:40 Lump Sum vs. Scheduled Payments04:18 Staying Anonymous and Legal Advice05:27 Trusts and Family Considerations11:35 First Purchases and Home Plans18:40 Travel and Vacation Plans22:04 Hobbies and Lifestyle Changes32:17 Final Thoughts and Conclusion

✨ Welcome back to Zillennials Podcast! In this episode, Kaylee and Lian dive into Volume 2 of their Music Swap series. They discuss their favorite guilty pleasure songs, share the catchy rhythms that they didn't like at first, and explore the interesting energy certain tracks bring to the table.Highlights include commentary on Shaboozy's bar song 'Tipsy,' the nostalgic vibes of Shania Twain's 'Up,' and the indie charm of Tenancy's 'Cherry.'The episode wraps up with rankings, reflections on concert outfits, and previews of artists' discographies. Tune in for a fun musical journey with lots of laughter and personal stories!00:00 Introduction to Music Swap Volume 200:44 Discussing 'Tipsy' by Shaboozy06:06 Exploring 'Cherry' by Tenancy08:20 ‘If You Go Down, I'm Going Down Too' by Kelsea Ballerini and Concert Outfits16:02 Shania Twain's 'Up' and Childhood Memories18:52 Chappell Roan's 'Pink Pony Club'20:23 Banks' 'Begging for Thread' and Final Thoughts26:21 Wrapping Up and Next Book Club Announcement