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More Important Things

As confused as ever but on a higher level and about more important things


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  • 37. One Death is a Tragedy

    26:32||Season 1, Ep. 37
    This week, I discuss the conversation that flowed from the murder of the United Health Care CEO. I compare it to Joseph Stalin, The Grapes of Wrath and to forces that drove the creation of the middle class in America in the 1930s and 40s.

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  • 36. Robert Fluoride Kennedy Jr

    23:15||Season 1, Ep. 36
    RFK Jr is a crackpot, but he may not be wrong about fluoride.

  • 35. Five Things To Do Before January

    23:59||Season 1, Ep. 35
    1 Update Legal Documents2 Update Your Dual-Citizenship (if you have it!)3 Get current on your vaccines4 Meet your neighbors5 Get involved in something in your community

  • 34. Your Body. My Choice. Forever

    23:00||Season 1, Ep. 34
    Part 2 of my list of people who aren't gonna be fine. Follow me on TikTok @moreimportantthingsFollow me @MoreImportantThingsPod on InstagramOr follow my blog: MoreImportantThings.blogEmail me at AboutMoreImportantThings@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or if you would to recommend a topic for me to cover in a future episode.

  • 33. We're Gonna Be Fine

    17:25||Season 1, Ep. 33
    I listened to the coastal elites of the Democratic Party tell us that "we're gonna be fine." I have a few thoughts about people who may not find comfort in that opinion, which comes from people who get on private jets right after telling us to calm down.

  • 32. Public Schools Part 2

    45:14||Season 1, Ep. 32
    In this final episode on Ryan Walters, I examine parts of the history of American public education from 1941 to today to imagine what could happen if Walters becomes the Secretary of Education under the second Trump administration in 2025.

  • 31. Public Schools Part 1

    26:00||Season 1, Ep. 31
    In this episode, I discuss Omaha's strategy for preserving segregation and then briefly discuss the history of public schooling in the US from 1620 to 1940. Follow me on TikTok @moreimportantthingsFollow me @MoreImportantThingsPod on InstagramOr follow my blog: MoreImportantThings.blogEmail me at AboutMoreImportantThings@gmail.com with any questions or comments or if you would like to recommend a topic for me to cover in a future episode.