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Category Archives: Podcasts
Manic Laughter
http://peripheralarbor.com/AudioFiles/WereGoodLaugh.MP3 peripheralarbor.com/AudioFiles/LetItBeginLaugh.ogg So, what’s the deal with maniac laughter? My theory is that the body is exhausted before the intellect. This is in contrast to “normal” laughter, where the mind bores of the idea before the body runs out of … Continue reading
Nothing to Say. The Man : The Podcast
I have Nothing to Say. And boy do I say it. Transcript below: Well, last time I did a really long rant about cars and driving, and how we should all drive differently and how people should die on the roads! … Continue reading
Driving Improvements, Nagoya Podcast
So, this is a topic that’s been on my mind for a while. Like, probably since I was about five years old. The way our roads are regulated is silly and wasteful. Fortunately, you’ve got me to point out how … Continue reading
Floods and English, Nagoya Podcast
More Nagoya Podcast goodness for you all! PR20140527_0 Transcript below: [Marginally Musical Intro] Also there’s a lot of, I don’t know if this is a result of the area I’m in right now, but Nagoya is on a flood plain, … Continue reading
Podcast from Nagoya
Get the podcast here: Transcript below: [Marginally Musical Intro] Hey there folks, it’s the Paul Spooner Podcast, from the car. That’s right! I’m driving right now, back from work, in Nagoya Japan. There’s a truck merging in front of me; … Continue reading
The Law: Bastiat
“The Law” by Frederic Bastiat Full text (translated to English) can be found under the link above. My own audio recording of the same. It’s free! I have read this book several times now, and it always produces a fury … Continue reading
“How I Learned” by Shamus Young
Do you ever feel like your schooling was a waste of time? Not through school yet, but can’t see how it’s doing any good? You, good sir or madam, are not alone. Shamus Young has written what he terms “a … Continue reading