Malcolm Gladwell

Do you find yourself making the kind of errors, sometimes even subtle ones, that we've been talking about?

Wait, what's the specific line that's gone is which one?

Yeah.

Why is it that long?

I go to Nashville to write a story about parapraxis.

And what happens?

I find parapraxis.

It occurs before my eyes.

And I was lucky enough to have the tape recorder running.

And the reason I love that episode and why so many listeners over the years have said it's their favorite is that you, the listener, and me, the host, get to participate in this little golden moment of serendipity together.

Wait, Casey, can you play that song for us?

Or is it going to be two?

There it is again.

Parapraxis.

What I've learned over the last 10 years of doing this is that I much prefer finding things.

So I wanted to go over our greatest found moment.

And I want to see whether you believe this is our greatest found moment.

I called up Ben Nadaf-Haffrey again to talk about the time we went to Los Angeles for our 1936 Olympic Series.

And we go and see the legendary Milan Tiff, who I've been obsessed with since I was a kid.

Almost no one has ever heard of Melan Tiff because he was briefly the greatest triple jumper in the world at some point in the 1970s.