Tim Miller

And we're looking for people in this moment who can speak to the challenges that we have with passion. And I thought that he really knocked it out of the park. And so we weren't planning on doing this, but I want to have his segment from the live show last night. We're going to do that as kind of a B block of this show if you guys want to stick around for that.

And we're looking for people in this moment who can speak to the challenges that we have with passion. And I thought that he really knocked it out of the park. And so we weren't planning on doing this, but I want to have his segment from the live show last night. We're going to do that as kind of a B block of this show if you guys want to stick around for that.

But like I said, I want to give you a kind of more traditional podcast experience. Just as a pod consumer myself, sometimes the live show isn't as great in audio because, you know, I'm hamming it up for the room. And you got to wait for the applause and all that. And I don't know, some of you guys listen to me while you're going to sleep at night, I've heard.

But like I said, I want to give you a kind of more traditional podcast experience. Just as a pod consumer myself, sometimes the live show isn't as great in audio because, you know, I'm hamming it up for the room. And you got to wait for the applause and all that. And I don't know, some of you guys listen to me while you're going to sleep at night, I've heard.

But like I said, I want to give you a kind of more traditional podcast experience. Just as a pod consumer myself, sometimes the live show isn't as great in audio because, you know, I'm hamming it up for the room. And you got to wait for the applause and all that. And I don't know, some of you guys listen to me while you're going to sleep at night, I've heard.

And so that's not great when you have random people shouting and throwing their bras on stage. So it was a great night in Nashville. I was happy to see everybody. For those that want to stick around, I recommend the Justin Jones segment that we're going to have up in segment two here. But first... I want to welcome a writer at The Atlantic, author of the book, The Cruelty is the Point.

And so that's not great when you have random people shouting and throwing their bras on stage. So it was a great night in Nashville. I was happy to see everybody. For those that want to stick around, I recommend the Justin Jones segment that we're going to have up in segment two here. But first... I want to welcome a writer at The Atlantic, author of the book, The Cruelty is the Point.

And so that's not great when you have random people shouting and throwing their bras on stage. So it was a great night in Nashville. I was happy to see everybody. For those that want to stick around, I recommend the Justin Jones segment that we're going to have up in segment two here. But first... I want to welcome a writer at The Atlantic, author of the book, The Cruelty is the Point.

His latest piece is on the Trump administration's attack on knowledge called The Dark Age. Pumped to have him on the pod. It's Adam Serwer.

His latest piece is on the Trump administration's attack on knowledge called The Dark Age. Pumped to have him on the pod. It's Adam Serwer.

His latest piece is on the Trump administration's attack on knowledge called The Dark Age. Pumped to have him on the pod. It's Adam Serwer.

All right. Well, you get a lot of Wimby next year. That'll be good. Yeah. Well, I'm excited to have you on. As I mentioned, you have this new piece called The New Dark Age, which I want to get into. First, I just have a couple of news items I've got to mention for folks interested to get your take on. There's a big New York Times takeout on Elon, our former shadow president, who's been kicked out.

All right. Well, you get a lot of Wimby next year. That'll be good. Yeah. Well, I'm excited to have you on. As I mentioned, you have this new piece called The New Dark Age, which I want to get into. First, I just have a couple of news items I've got to mention for folks interested to get your take on. There's a big New York Times takeout on Elon, our former shadow president, who's been kicked out.

All right. Well, you get a lot of Wimby next year. That'll be good. Yeah. Well, I'm excited to have you on. As I mentioned, you have this new piece called The New Dark Age, which I want to get into. First, I just have a couple of news items I've got to mention for folks interested to get your take on. There's a big New York Times takeout on Elon, our former shadow president, who's been kicked out.

And I just felt like I had to mention that he's doing so much ketamine that he's having bladder control issues. It's not really great when the New York Times has a profile on you and they mention your bladder control issues several times. And so I kind of I felt it was incumbent upon me for the listeners sake in case they missed that to flag that.

And I just felt like I had to mention that he's doing so much ketamine that he's having bladder control issues. It's not really great when the New York Times has a profile on you and they mention your bladder control issues several times. And so I kind of I felt it was incumbent upon me for the listeners sake in case they missed that to flag that.

And I just felt like I had to mention that he's doing so much ketamine that he's having bladder control issues. It's not really great when the New York Times has a profile on you and they mention your bladder control issues several times. And so I kind of I felt it was incumbent upon me for the listeners sake in case they missed that to flag that.

But I'm interested in just in your broader take on Elon and his legacy from his four months of, I guess, ending USAID and failing at everything else. I'm wondering what you make of it all.

But I'm interested in just in your broader take on Elon and his legacy from his four months of, I guess, ending USAID and failing at everything else. I'm wondering what you make of it all.

But I'm interested in just in your broader take on Elon and his legacy from his four months of, I guess, ending USAID and failing at everything else. I'm wondering what you make of it all.