Episode 93 opens with a breakdown of the viral “alphabet soup” moment from Canadian MP Leah Gazan, using her 17‑letter acronym as a springboard to show how jargon‑heavy political language numbs the public, buries real crises, and turns urgent issues into performative word salads. The hosts deliver a sharp critique of how overloaded identity acronyms desensitize audiences, shut down debate, and let politicians signal virtue while dodging accountability. The hour then features an interview with Ray Zinn, a Silicon Valley pioneer and the longest‑serving CEO in the industry, known for building Micrel into a model of disciplined, values‑driven leadership. He’s the author of The Essential Leader, which distills his decades of experience into a clear, character‑first blueprint for anyone who wants to lead with integrity and endurance.

Hour 2: The ChatGPT–FSU Shooting Dilemma | Barry Maher: Dark Humor, Demons & The Great Dick
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Hour 2: Jami Floyd on the Cost of Candidacy | Dr. John R. Lott Jr. on Crime & Public Policy
49:50

Hour 1: Artemis II’s $93B Question | Nancy Lee Gulbrandsen on Modern Dating
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