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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 404 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture |
There is nothing more ubiquitous in human existence than waste. To live is to produce refuse. And there are so many kinds of waste: Human, household, digital to name a few. But what is waste really? Turns out, the definition is pretty fluid. In... more
Initially I wanted this episode to come out during spring training this year, but now that the Cubs have clinched a playoff spot, this is a much better time to discuss Al Yellon’s new book “Chicago Cubs Firsts”. We discuss the great players like Ern... more
Henry and I talked for an hour about how the downfall of the human race was not only inevitable, but imminent. Or is it? In this bonus episode, Henry breaks down his plans for saving the human race.
Way back in the bonus episode to ep. 201, Henry Gee and I discuss his article on how the human race is in decline. A better term would be free fall. Well, he expanded that article into an entire book, and we finally get to discuss it! It turns out... more
Daniel is one of the best researched interviewers out there. You can tell he actually takes the time to READ the books of every guest he interviews… (Not his assistant, so he can read questions given to him by someone else. Very few programs bother doing that, including the so-called professional ones on NPR and Sirius.) His broad assortment of topics run the gambit, and some I skip. But the ones I hear always entertain and educate me about the topic.
Some of his guests are bookish writer/resea... more
Daniel J. Glenn, Analytical Mastermind, is among the most entertaining interviewers of this generation. I found Fascinating Nouns through another of Daniel’s Glennco Productions, Fascinating Gadgets, Gizmos, and Gear Based Technologies, also referred to as FGGGBT. After watching a few random Fascinating Nouns episodes on YouTube, I decided to systematically listen to all the episodes in order. I was skeptical that I would find some of the topics, which surficially seemed mundane to me, fascinati... more
You never know what topic or person will be highlighted in this podcast but you know you will definitely be entertained
If you're the kind of person who falls down rabbit holes of learning on the internet then this is the kind of podcast you'll love. Search through the episodes for something that catches your interest and then choose something else at random and you're going to find yourself obsessed with barbed wire or fireflies or aquatic parasites or something else that you would never have expected. Fantastic podcast for those who live to be fascinated by the world.
The more I listen to the podcast, the happier I am that I was a guest/interviewee a couple of years ago
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A unique exploration of eclectic topics, covering everything from psychology, folklore, and animals to cultural phenomena. The discussions often weave together personal anecdotes, scholarly insights, and interviews with authors and experts, providing a rich tapestry of knowledge that spans across various disciplines. Notable episodes feature themes such as the intersection of cinema and mental health, Bigfoot lore, puppy training, and political influences on horror films. The host showcases a talent for highlighting lesser-known subjects and making them engaging for a diverse audience. With a blend of humor and insightful dialogue, this series caters to listeners who enjoy learning about unconventional narratives and cultural curiosities.
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Recent guests on Fascinating Nouns include:
1. Henry G.
2. Henry Gee
3. Dr. James Charney
4. John O'Connor
5. Brian Hare
6. Tea Krulos
7. Dr. Noah Charney
8. Jeff Nucera
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