
Each week, Kal Penn takes today’s trends and headlines and asks: Why does history keep repeating itself? From the new space race and plane delays to fad drugs and movie remakes, our guest's answers will make you feel better about everything.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & Culture | |||

Baby boomers, millennials, now Gen Z -- they all have their haters. Whichever generation is in their twenties is always walking around with older people rolling their eyes at them. As the former Editor in Chief of Teen Vogue, journalist and millennia... more
Though he's a comedic actor, Kal has always felt like the label "comedian" was a sort of stolen valor. That is, until this past year, when he started opening for some of his stand-up friends. This week, Kal calls up Patton Oswalt, a legend in stand-u... more
Since 2018, sports betting has been legalized in 38 states. Plus, sports betting apps have brought gambling right to our fingertips. It turns out this country has a pretty long and fraught history with gambling. Albert Chen, journalist and author of ... more
Ann Friedman was running popular blogs, newsletters and podcasts before media people flocked to those mediums. But now that the industry is trapped in a rinse and repeat cycle of rising and falling and consolidating, she's getting off the social medi... more
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Great conversation.
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Enjoyed the Ruby Rare show. I think an important reason for monogamy's historical invention that is left out of the show-- are STIs.. With domestication came all kinds diesese ---some sexually tramsmitted.
Podcast is good but I was disappointed to hear an ad bribing people to visit israel. Did not expect Zionist propaganda from Kal Penn and thought this would be a safe space.
I’m disappointed… at myself for finding this so soon so there aren’t enough episodes to binge. This show rocks. Great job so far!
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This series presents engaging conversations that explore contemporary issues through the lens of historical contexts. Each episode features Kal Penn discussing various trends and headlines, inviting experts from diverse fields to join him in analyzing how past events have shaped present-day society. Topics range from political dynasties and union rights to the modern space race and the challenges of the creator economy. The format encourages listeners to draw connections between historical events and current societal dynamics, often with a blend of humor and insightful commentary.
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2. Albert Chen
3. Ann Friedman
4. Rafael Augustin
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7. Jacob Goldstein
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