
In Head On Fire Don Martin (author of Where Did Everybody Go? & Verity Vox and the Curse of Foxfire) goes on a search for answers to life’s biggest and smallest questions. What is the purpose of anger? Is there a solution for loneliness? How do you write a hit pop song? Don asks experts in fields you didn't even know existed questions you didn't even know you wanted the answers to. Join Don eve... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 168 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Categories | Society & CultureScienceSocial Sciences | ||||

2025 has been the most decade-iest of years. The highs, the lows, the tech innovations, the stories that both captured our hearts and the stories that made us step outside and seek grass expeditiously. It's a lot for one person to remember. Thankfull... more
Abby Cox joins me as my conversation partner for the digital launch party celebrating the release of my new audiobook Where Did Everybody Go? Why we're lonely, but not alone. We dive into the subjects of loneliness, underwater basket weaving, and my ... more
Carolyn, the creator behind Epicurious Expeditions, makes cooking accessible to everyone. Motivated by her own recovery from an injury, she develops inclusive, disability-friendly recipes that minimize standing and chopping, often using simple applia... more
Nadira Goffe is a very serious journalist. She's a staff culture writer at Slate who does Real Journalism™️ about Serious Subjects™️. But every now and then she does very silly stuff like talk to me about witches and Appalachia and witches in Appalac... more
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Always fresh. Love the variety of topics and guests!
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Exploring life's significant and nuanced questions, the content features engaging conversations with experts across diverse fields, contributing valuable insights on topics ranging from societal issues to personal struggles. The dialogues not only tackle profound issues like loneliness and cultural identity but also delve into creative domains such as music and voice acting, providing listeners with an eclectic mix of information and entertainment. Notably, the host's unique ability to connect with guests facilitates an insightful experience, making complex subjects more accessible and intriguing for audiences.
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Recent guests on Head On Fire include:
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2. Abby Cox
3. Shari Phippen
4. Ernie Carothers
5. Franchesca Ramsey
6. Nadira Goffe
7. Robyn Valentine
8. Ella Harrison
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