Reconcilable Differences

This week’s main topic finds John interrogating Merlin about the germophobia threat model. Merlin tries to distinguish his carefulness from a three-letter condition, and John reminds us why he doesn’t make lists. This episode of Reconcilable Differences is sponsored by: eero: Never think about WiFi again. Use code DIFFS for free overnight shipping. Links and Show Notes: This week’s wraparound episode begins with the annual WWDC reporting live from the show floor. Then, Merlin explains a joke and shows John an image you can’t see yet. John has trouble stopping the flow of WIRED, and Apple TV apps are further discussed. Merlin briefly uses his Nest camera as a voice dingus. Very briefly. Your hosts talk about how they handle the Wild West of two-factor authentication, and what happened with that whole Amazon tube lady dustup. John has thoughts on what it would take for these things to get smarter. Merlin accidentally freaks out his landlord with Technology. John provides an update on solo-dadding and his new domestic vegetarian, and Merlin is still up against it with the family’s disruptive snacking workflow. John has follow-up on Merlin’s other program and his recent foray into Instagram. The fretfulness of preparing kid lunches and getting hair brushed is discussed. Also, how hard is it to just pick up the phone and make a call? It’s not that hard. (Recorded on Tuesday, May 29, 2018.) Get an ad-free version of the show, plus a monthly extended episode. Thank You For Calling! Threat model - Wikipedia Fecal microbiota transplant - WikipediaFecal microbiota transplantation or FMT is the transfer of fecal material containing bacteria and natural antibacterials from a healthy individual into a diseased recipient. “For Forever” Pussy Hatting | Do By FridayThis week's challenge: read Vision. Hot Hands! | Do By FridayThis week's challenge: swab your bacteria. Learn about using the Google Assistant with your Nest productsThis article shows you how to connect your Nest products to your Google Assistant along with some examples of things you can say and do. For example, you can use your voice to control Nest thermostats, Nest cameras, and the Nest Secure alarm system, and you can have Google Home announce when someone rings your Nest Hello video doorbell. Nest’s indoor security camera now has Google Assistant built in - The VergeSmart home company Nest today announced that a promised Google Assistant update for its Cam IQ security camera has now arrived, which brings Google’s voice-based artificial intelligence platform to the indoor version of the camera. Posted by Owl Grid | Do By FridayThis week’s challenge: get some help.

This week kicks off with a main topic: Kid Independence Projects. Merlin is trying a new thing, and John admits that he’s "pan-fretful." This episode of Reconcilable Differences is sponsored by: Mack Weldon: Smart underwear for smart guys. Get 20% off your first order with the code DIFFS. Links and Show Notes: What kind of stuff do you undertake to encourage your kids’ independence and responsibility? What about the fires and the knives? Merlin is proud when his daughter deceives him, but John’s a little disappointed with his kid’s failure to cover her tracks. Can you even imagine your kid having to go to church? In follow-up, John updates us on how his beloved TV fared during the sleepover dance party. Merlin shudders to recall the unbelievable tween drama of a very large sleepover. Merlin was hoping John had forgotten he’d agreed, out of nowhere, to definitely watch Millennium Actress. Would you like to speculate as to whether John remembered? Merlin confesses his Broadway kick. John interrogates Merlin’s sleep and napping habits, then reveals what would happen if he had a week at home alone. Merlin shares an unexpected side-gift of the Kid Independence Project, and both hosts continue to embarrass their daughters very deeply. Get an ad-free version of the show, plus a monthly extended episode. Cautionary Tale (ca. 1988) | Lot going on there. Be sure to … | Flickr How to talk to the Google Assistant through your Nest productsNest Cam IQ Indoor includes the Google Assistant. That means you can speak to your camera to get information, manage tasks, and control the other smart devices in your home. Here’s how to enable the Google Assistant on your camera and some things you can say. A Smart Girl's Guide: Staying Home Alone (Revised): A Girl's Guide to Feeling Safe and Having Fun: Dottie Raymer: 9781609589073: Amazon.com: BooksThis popular book is now updated with new illustrations and advice that will help you feel confident and in control when you're home alone. It includes boredom busters, fun-for-one ideas, quizzes, neighborhood know-how, snack recipes, safety tips, first-aid information, and sibling survival secrets. Plus, this girl-friendly guide features a handy tear-out booklet for keeping track of important information and house rules. Goofball Island | Inside Out Wikia | FANDOM powered by WikiaGoofball Island is one of the Islands of Personality. It consists of a jack-in-the-box, hammer and a merry-go-round. It was spawned when Riley Andersen danced around the house naked with underwear on her head after a bath. It gets started off when Riley makes monkey noises or rides down a railing.

This week’s main topic is tricky to label, but let’s call the jumping-off point, Millenials and Quality. This episode of Reconcilable Differences is sponsored by: Linode: High performance SSD Linux servers for all of your infrastructure needs. Get a $20 credit with promo code ‘diffs2018’ RXBAR: Whole food protein bars with simple, real ingredients. Get 25% off with promo code diffs. Instabug: In-App Feedback and Bug Reporting for Mobile Apps Links and Show Notes: This week kicks off punctually, with some follow-up from John on Destiny 2 users getting more vault space to hold all their stuff. Why not 3000 slots? Who even knows? Merlin confesses that he’s terrible at controlling his PlayStation and extolls the magic and perplexity of Movies Anywhere. Siri control of Apple TV is discussed. In more official follow-up, John has updates on the systematic chair cleansing at his office. John has a rooting interest in the last rebel chair, and Merlin wonders if John’s maybe thinking about it a little too much. John also updates us on the status of his peckerhead. Merlin is happy to hear John checked out Monster Factory but continues to be sad that the McElroys aren’t John’s cup of comedy tea. Other homework is reviewed. Next up comes a short and mostly spoiler-free discussion of the movie, Isle of Dogs. John’s curious what Merlin thought was so kid-unfriendly about it, and Merlin obliges, albeit with important additional details. The Fantastic Mr. Fox is lauded. Merlin thinks six podcasts is too much podcast, and John says that’s nothing compared to real performers. For some reason, Les Miz keeps coming up, and Merlin endorses the comedy of John Mulaney. Does curating the stories about one’s possessions potentially represent a subtle generational divide? Merlin has a young and cockamamie theory about why younger people obsess about coffee and backpacks, and John notes that everybody used to keep their houses way nicer. John struggles to identify the things he doesn’t know he doesn’t care about, and Merlin finds portent in his Grandmother’s biannual stripe of cleanliness. Things wrap with John’s concerns for his television in the presence of dancing, and news is shared about a family member’s bold new dietary declaration. (Recorded on Tuesday, May 8, 2018.) Get an ad-free version of the show, plus a monthly extended episode. Isle of Dogs (2018) - IMDbSet in Japan, Isle of Dogs follows a boy's odyssey in search of his lost dog. Reconcilable Differences #77: Prodigal Bird - Relay FMMerlin takes his sleeping pill, then John has some important updates on the return of his chimney's avian peckerhead. John still lives in a drum, and Merlin thinks it's time to deploy a reconnaissance drone. John still really, really doesn't want to fall off his roof. Welcome | Movies AnywhereMovies Anywhere lets you seamlessly store your favorite movies in one place so you can watch them when and where you want. Millennium Actress (2001) - IMDb Monster Factory - “The Final Pam” Jennifer Holliday/ And I'm Telling You Dreamgirls (1982) - YouTube Jennifer Hudson - And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going - YouTube Diner Lobster - SNL - YouTube "One Day More" - LeBaron Family Sings Karaoke - YouTube Half Serrated, Half Stabby | Do By FridayThis week's challenge: buy a bag. Disney, Marvel 4K UHD Movies (Quietly) Accessible on Apple TV – Media Play News Reconcilable Differences #8: Devouring Essence - Relay FMFor the main topic, John educates Merlin about the first-person shooter game, "Destiny." Merlin feels overwhelmed, while John says we're only seeing the tip of the iceberg. Reconcilable Differences #72: The Seventh Alarm ClockThe episode about self-hacks. The Clay in Stop-Motion Animation at Aardman Studios

This week, John and Merlin come in hot with an accidental main topic: punctuality. This episode of Reconcilable Differences is sponsored by: Squarespace: Make your next move. Enter offer code DIFFS at checkout to get 10% off your first purchase. Casper: The Internet’s favorite mattress. Get $50 off select mattresses with the code ‘DIFFS’. Links and Show Notes: Is punctuality important, and how much tardiness can we abide from our pals and business associates? Merlin wonders if expecting punctuality might be a form of privilege, and John has strong feelings about the police, just in general. In follow-up, Merlin clarifies where you can listen to that Simpsons episode of The Incomparable, then applauds Jason Snell's editing skills and suggests ways to give other podcasts your money. John still can't get into the McElroys, and this continues to break Merlin's heart. John says Merlin continues to make fun of him wrong. John also has remarks and some follow-up on Merlin's co-host from another program. Merlin takes his sleeping pill, then John has some important updates on the return of his chimney's avian peckerhead. John still lives in a drum, and Merlin thinks it's time to deploy a reconnaissance drone. John still really, really doesn't want to fall off his roof. Voice-controlled devices are further discussed, but not in a way that will prevent John from saving his best stuff for his more popular program, which used to be about cars. Merlin takes off the gloves to talk turkey about the state of the Apple ecosystem, and John wonders if our nerd complaints are complaints you'd only ever hear from nerds. John answers a portentous final question from Merlin. (Recorded on Tuesday, April 24, 2018.) Get an ad-free version of the show, plus a monthly extended episode. The Incomparable - Support and Membership Special members-only podcasts - Throughout the year you'll hear stuff that didn't make it into our various shows, and during our annual pledge month the feed will be filled with members-only episodes of many of our shows. (No matter when you sign up, you will get access to everything we've ever put into this feed.) Bootleg podcast feed - Immediately after the show records, we drop an unedited version of the session in this feed, so you can listen without delay and hear all the horrible stuff we said and then had to cut! Total Party Kill video podcast - A video podcast feed version of Total Party Kill, so you can download the show to your podcast app of choice rather than watching on YouTube. A members-only Slack community full of cool people! Masthead - PolygonSenior Video Producer Griffin McElroy Editor-at-Large Justin McElroy Monster Factory: Fallout 4 — Episode 1 - YouTube Reconcilable Differences #52: This Bird Can’t Get Laid - Relay FMIn this week’s accidental main topic, John addresses his new bird-enemy and the Wile E. Coyotean lengths to which his desperation with living in a drum may drive him. Alexa Blueprints Apple Store - Wikipedia It's a Departure | PolygonWith that sage wisdom in mind, it's time for us — Griffin and Justin, who have, for the purposes of this introduction, fused into a singular, fraternal hivemind — to announce some big and bittersweet news: This Friday will be our last day as full-time employees at Polygon. Calling the police on black people isn’t a Starbucks problem. It’s an America problem. - The Washington Post Bigger than Starbucks: Why white people are so quick to call the police - theGrio Starbucks and the Privilege of Calling the Police - The Atlantic Upgrade #189: Obsolescence Isn’t What It Used to Be - Relay FMSpecial Guest Merlin Mann joins Jason to discuss the weather, old speakers, Apple's latest TV acquisition, the long slow fade of 32-bit Mac apps, and the arrival of a new version of his favorite iOS writing app. Tweets by Dan Moren (@dmoren) – Twitter Tweets by Joe Rosensteel (@joesteel) – Twitter

John provides much-requested follow-up on Twitter’s recently announced changes. This leads to a broader discussion of free speech and platform ownership. This episode of Reconcilable Differences is sponsored by: Linode: High performance SSD Linux servers for all of your infrastructure needs. Get a $20 credit with promo code ‘diffs2018’ Simple Contacts: Contact lens prescriptions from home: Use offer code diffs for $30 off your contact lenses Slack: Where work happens. Links and Show Notes: This week’s episode has lots of really good follow-up. Follow-up on accents, Face ID, how Roderick records, and Merlin’s new internet friend. John and Merlin embarrass their families, fret about Disney, and talk about some excellent Simpsons lines. Combed, biscuits, chicken, yellow, mailman…very good. (Recorded on Tuesday, April 9, 2018.) Get an ad-free version of the show, plus a monthly extended episode. Movie Accent Expert Breaks Down 31 Actors Playing Real People | WIRED - YouTubeDialect coach Erik Singer takes a look at idiolects, better known as the specific way one individual speaks. To best break down this concept, Erik analyzes some actors playing real people. Just how close was Jamie Foxx's Ray Charles? What about Cate Blanchett's portrayal of Bob Dylan? Is Daniel Day-Lewis' Lincoln accurate? Movie Accent Expert Breaks Down 32 Actors' Accents | WIRED - YouTubeDialect coach Erik Singer analyzes the accents of some of Hollywood's biggest names. How accurate were they really? Accent Expert Breaks Down 6 Fictional Languages From Film & TV | WIRED - YouTubeDialect coach Erik Singer analyzes some of the most famous "constructed languages" in movie and television history. Which real-life languages inspired "conlangs" like Klingon and Dothraki? Surgical Resident Breaks Down 49 Medical Scenes From Film & TV | WIRED - YouTubeAnnie Onishi, general surgery resident at Columbia University, takes a look at emergency room and operating room scenes from a variety of television shows and movies and breaks down how accurate they really are. Would the adrenaline scene from Pulp Fiction actually play out that way? Is all that medical jargon we hear in shows like Grey's Anatomy and House true-to-life? Is removing a bullet really a cure-all for a gunshot wound? Apps of a FeatherApps of a Feather…Stick Together Motion Picture Production Code - WikipediaThe Motion Picture Production Code was the set of industry moral guidelines that was applied to most United States motion pictures released by major studios from 1930 to 1968. Who Shot Who In The What Now? (The Simpsons) - YouTube Frinkiac - S04E13 - COMBED, BISCUITS, CHICKEN, YELLOW, MAILMAN...

In something like a main topic, your hosts talk about Facebook. Schadenfreude aside, Merlin struggles with why anyone is still there, while John’s not so sure some people will ever leave. This episode of Reconcilable Differences is sponsored by: Squarespace: Make your next move. Enter offer code DIFFS at checkout to get 10% off your first purchase. Away: Travel smarter with the suitcase that charges your phone. Get $20 off with the code ‘diffs’. Eero: Never think about WiFi again. Use code DIFFS for free overnight shipping. Links and Show Notes: This week, things kick into gear quickly with a mini-topic about Instagram. Why isn’t Merlin on it, and why does John like it so much? John likes it as a refreshing break from word things, but Merlin still thinks there are too many hashtags and birds on wires. Merlin really misses the salad days of Flickr, but of course John derails it to yet another goof on Merlin’s pronunciation. And, then, the boys are on to accents. ‘Ello, guv’na! Next, your hosts wind back around to the occasional topic of celebrity relationships. Merlin thinks he could be friends with a given minor celebrity, and, unsurprisingly, John balks. John and Merlin acknowledge and explore their different brands of crippling self-doubt. Finally, your hosts ruefully wonder when they'll know it's time to walk away from the services they do like. (Recorded on Tuesday, March 20, 2018.) Get an ad-free version of the show, plus a monthly extended episode. At a certain age, it’s impossible to get a good photograph of your child.They refuse to be frozen in time, and so I can feel time slipping through my fingers. The Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon • Damn InterestingAnytime the phrase “That’s so weird, I just heard about that yesterday” would be appropriate, the utterer is hip-deep in Baader-Meinhof. Four Yorkshiremen- Monty Python - YouTube Manchester dialect - Wikipedia Yorkshire dialect - Wikipedia Won’t You Be My Neighbor Trailer (2018) Fred Rogers Documentary - YouTube #109 Is Facebook Spying on You? by Reply All from Gimlet MediaThis year we’ve gotten one question from listeners more than any other: is Facebook eavesdropping on my conversations and showing me ads based on the things that I say? This week, Alex investigates. iPhone protected you from Facebook call scraping. Android, not so much. | iMore Network effect - Wikipedia Andy Bowers, reflective | Merlin Mann | Flickr Quotidian Public Radio #3: Nation of Talkers - "Planet Comment" on Huffduffer on HuffdufferSocial Media expert, Dr. Robert Chandler (onFocus University), joins Connor to discuss web-based community and user-generated content. He also takes a few calls from QPR listeners. ‘The Hamilton Polka’ - Weird Al Yankovic - YouTube Ken Jennings on TwitterSpoilers: "John [Roderick], please tell Merlin we are friends now"

This week's main topic concerns The Oscars and the general phenomenon of industry award shows. What makes us get into these things, and who do we pull for? This episode of Reconcilable Differences is sponsored by: Linode: High performance SSD Linux servers for all of your infrastructure needs. Get a $20 credit with promo code ‘diffs2018’ Squarespace: Make your next move. Enter offer code DIFFS at checkout to get 10% off your first purchase. Fracture: Photos printed in vivid color directly on glass. Use code DIFFS for 15% off. Links and Show Notes: This week’s first mini-topic concerns John's office chair. Honestly, why can't people just leave John's chair alone? Why always with the moving and the replacing? A chair is a very personal thing, and John likes his chair. So, what, now he has to get a bike lock or something? Merlin wonders if the form is actually hooked up to anything, and John thinks Merlin's cat looks like a towel. The second mini-topic gives Merlin the opportunity to blow off some steam about FaceID. Merlin wonders if he is the only person with a problematic face, and John thinks Merlin might be razzle-dazzled. Cool AR demos are briefly considered. In an accidental mini-topic, your hosts talk about the importance of hot food. Don't they know how they hurt Daddy's heart? Appropriate deployment of the InstantPot is discussed. Who deserves an overdue Consolation Oscar, and why were 90s movies so weirdly unenduring? Merlin thinks of Avatar like The Silence, and John has strong opinions about who gets overlooked. Merlin's relieved John is not his Dad, and John proudly utilizes every part of the star range. (Recorded on Tuesday, March 13, 2018.) Get an ad-free version of the show, plus a monthly extended episode.

For something like a main topic, things turn to trying to talk to kids about…stuff. A "Predestination"-style thought experiment is considered. This episode of Reconcilable Differences is sponsored by: Squarespace: Make your next move. Enter offer code DIFFS at checkout to get 10% off your first purchase. Casper: The Internet’s favorite mattress. Get $50 off select mattresses with the code ‘DIFFS’. Fracture: Photos printed in vivid color directly on glass. Use code DIFFS for 15% off. Links and Show Notes: This week kicks off with a return to an old chestnut: Twitter. John doesn’t want too many things to check, and Merlin finds some therapy. The distinction of the “muffle” is highlighted. This week’s mini-topic concerns the new Google Calendar UI. Merlin thinks there’s just too much clicking, and John would like some better information density. The influence of old Mac habits is explored, leading to a nostalgic visit to the bygone, halcyon days of using a Macintosh. The sad and downward history of TV interactions also comes up. John wonders why intertitles make typey noises, and Merlin has no problem identifying LONDON. In an unintentional mini-topic, your hosts talk about kids going to camp and wonder about the unintended consequences, both positive and negative. Merlin thinks about everything as a project, and John has updates on Daisy, who is increasingly going rogue. (Recorded on Monday, February 26, 2018.) Get an ad-free version of the show, plus a monthly extended episode. Overly Sarcastic Productions - YouTube - YouTube Tweetbot for iOS Twitterrific: Twitter Your Way Muffling and Muting Tweets in Twitterrific (iOS and macOS) / Twitterrific / Knowledge Base - The Iconfactory, Inc SupportMuffles are a powerful way to hide certain users, links, hashtags, or keywords from your timeline. The best way to think of them are like lighter versions of muting. Muffling does not remove filtered tweets from your timeline entirely, but instead minimizes them, out of the way of your reading experience. Muffled tweets appear as a single line in your timeline, with a short description of what has been hidden. This lets you to scroll through your filtered timeline while still allowing you to interact with filtered tweets if you wish. Time for a refresh: meet the new Google Calendar for webWe’re taking a lot of what you know and love from Calendar’s mobile application, like the modern color palette and sleek design, and bringing it to the web with a responsive layout that auto-adjusts to your screen size. We’ve also added more features for enterprises to help teams schedule and prepare for meetings. Predestination (2014) - IMDb J. Walter Weatherman | Arrested Development Wiki | FANDOM powered by Wikia River Song | Tardis | FANDOM powered by Wikia Are We The Baddies? - The German Soldiers - YouTube

This week's main topic: "What If Productivity, but Too Much?" In the pursuit of efficiency and professional development, how do you know when you’ve gone too far? And what are the downsides when you do? This episode of Reconcilable Differences is sponsored by: Squarespace: Make your next move. Enter offer code DIFFS at checkout to get 10% off your first purchase. Mack Weldon: Smart underwear for smart guys. Get 20% off with the code DIFFS. Fracture: Photos printed in vivid color directly on glass. Use code DIFFS for 15% off. Links and Show Notes: This week kicks off with recalibrating some expectations and repeatedly clicking some buttons. Merlin likes dog shopping and dislikes that dumb Winston Churchill movie. In follow-up, John scores a monarchical point to listener, "swilliams," and Merlin likes Parliamentary questions. In an accidental nano-topic, your hosts discuss the decline of Shame. In further follow-up, John has some more tips on getting the lyrics right. In this week’s mini-topic, John has some pointed questions about Merlin’s quote-unquote Caffeine Addiction. Is Merlin a Fake Migraine Girl? John still doesn’t like coffee, and Merlin is weirdly protective about his eyeglasses. Much like the great John Hurt. This leads to a broader discussion of addiction, focusing on how smoking used to be much more of a thing. (Recorded on Tuesday, January 30, 2018.) Get an ad-free version of the show, plus a monthly extended episode. Results - Truth Tobacco Industry Documents Thinking, Fast and Slow - WikipediaThe central thesis is a dichotomy between two modes of thought: "System 1" is fast, instinctive and emotional Daniel Kahneman - WikipediaDaniel Kahneman (/ˈkɑːnəmən/ Minimax - WikipediaMinimax (sometimes MinMax or MM[1]) is a decision rule used in decision theory, game theory, statistics and philosophy for minimizing the possible loss for a worst case (maximum loss) scenario. When dealing with gains, it is referred to as "maximin"—to maximize the minimum gain. Originally formulated for two-player zero-sum game theory, covering both the cases where players take alternate moves and those where they make simultaneous moves, it has also been extended to more complex games and to general decision-making in the presence of uncertainty. 5by5 | Back to Work #1: Alligator in the BathroomIn the inaugural episode of Back to Work, Merlin Mann and Dan Benjamin discuss why they’re doing this show, getting back to work instead of buying berets, the lizard brain, and compare the Shadow of the Mouse to San Francisco, and eventually get to some practical tips for removing friction. Accidental Tech Podcast: 260: The Todoyist Problem Flow (psychology) - Wikipedia

This week's broad-ranging main topic is lyrics. John wonders how many people care about the words as much as he does, and Merlin considers what happened when Lisa met Chelsea at the knocking school. This episode of Reconcilable Differences is sponsored by: Squarespace: Make your next move. Enter offer code DIFFS at checkout to get 10% off your first purchase. Mack Weldon: Smart underwear for smart guys. Get 20% off with the code DIFFS. Fracture: Photos printed in vivid color directly on glass. Links and Show Notes: This week kicks off with John tweaking his settings and then slides into a quick tour of some cool commands that a lot of veteran Mac users don't know about. John's not looking for thanks; he's just making a point. Merlin observes that the commands are in his fingers, not his brain. Some follow-up commences, covering scoot-scoots, Patriot, potential topics, and, of course, Aimee Mann. Merlin's niece joins an all-star cast dressed as a vulva. John endorses a recent Flop House episode, but Merlin still doesn't understand what constitutes "spookily good-bad." Even though no one asked, Merlin explains how great Genesis used to be. In an accidental mini-topic, your hosts wonder whether Free to Be You and Me is now "problematic." Can babies even be racist? Merlin has thoughts on the Overton Window and what feels special about The Moment. John has questions about pronunciation that may have troubling implications. How does your experience of a tune evolve when you not only learn the actual lyrics but the actual story? Why are so many of the songs with gay characters so moving? Merlin blows smoke up Roderick's lyrical skirt, and John finally unwinds the storied tale of his early-internet lyrics site. Which was the only correct lyrics site. (Recorded on Tuesday, January 30, 2018.) Get an ad-free version of the show, plus a monthly extended episode. Mac keyboard shortcuts - Apple Support Episode #249 – The Great Wall The Flop HouseWe dig into our vaults to bring you this live The Great Wall episode, from the Philly Podcast Festival! Genesis: Live 1973 - First time in HD with Enhanced Soundtrack - YouTube Free to Be... You and Me - WikipediaFree to Be… You and Me was a children's entertainment project, conceived, created and executive-produced by actress and author Marlo Thomas. Free To Be You and Me - "Boy Meets Girl" - YouTube Free To Be You and Me - "William Wants A Doll" - YouTube Overton window - WikipediaThe Overton window, also known as the window of discourse, is the range of ideas tolerated in public discourse. Intersectionality - WikipediaIntersectionality is a theory which considers that the various aspects of humanity, such as class, race, sexual orientation and gender, do not exist separately from each other, but are complexly interwoven, and that their relationships are essential to an understanding of the human condition. Missouri U.S. Senate hopeful who expects dinner from fiancée nightly says feminists have "snake-filled heads" - CBS News Top Four #36: Misheard Eddie Vedder Lyrics - Relay FM The Long Winters - When I Pretend to Fall Lyrics and Tracklist | Genius The Long Winters – Shapes Lyrics | Genius Lyrics Belle and Sebastian – She's Losing It Lyrics | Genius Lyrics Ted Leo and The Pharmacists – Bottled in Cork Lyrics | Genius Lyrics Lin-Manuel Miranda – Satisfied Lyrics | Genius Lyrics Team Dresch - WikipediaTeam Dresch is an American punk/queercore band from Portland, Oregon, originally formed in Olympia, Washington, which was initially active from 1993 until 1998. The band made a significant impression on the DIY movement queercore, which gave voice through zines and music to the passions and concerns of those in both the LGBT community and the punk subculture. The Celluloid Closet (1995) - IMDbA documentary surveying the various Hollywood screen depictions of homosexuals and the attitudes behind them throughout the history of North American film. U2 > Discography > Lyrics > Lyrics by Title Song Exploder | Episodes plan file Lady Parts Justice Lady Parts Justice on Twitter: "Meanwhile, over in the craft corner... @HamillHimself… " I Feel Like a Poor | Do By FridayThis week's challenge: scoot scoot!