National Geographic photographer and conservationist Jaime Rojo has spent decades capturing the beauty and fragility of the monarch butterfly. Their epic migration is one of nature’s most breathtaking spectacles, but their survival is under threat. In this episode, Jaime shares how his passion for photography and conservation led him to document the monarchs’ journey. He and host Brian Lowery discuss the deeper story behind his award-winning images, one about resilience, connection, and the urgent need to protect our natural world. See Jaime's story on the monarch butterflies at his website: rojovisuals.com , and follow Brian Lowery at knowwhatyousee.com .…
2025 is here, and the Nuts have thoughts. The expanded college football playoff has mixed reviews from fans and the Nuts, who believe NIL is significantly changing the landscape of college football. Alec has questions and thoughts about Jerry Jones's appearance on the television show “Landman.” The Nuts have thoughts about Texas. Other topics include Disney’s copyright lawsuits, live streaming events, Wicked, parasocial relationships, and returning to campus for a new semester. Finally, the Nuts reflect on the death of TikTok, whose future is uncertain.…
‘Tis the season for college football playoffs, and the Nuts discuss the excitement surrounding the inaugural 12-team college football playoff, the implications of the SEC's dominance in college football, and the potential future of the sport as it becomes more professionalized. Alec is disappointed that Lindsey is so accepting of Alabama’s rejection. In other news, the Nuts are unwilling to pay top dollar to view the re-release of 'Interstellar', Alec is either a failure or a success as a parent in introducing his daughter to esports, and the Hawk Tuah girl makes waves with her alleged crypto scam.…
Like the rest of the world, the Nuts may or may not have seen some or none of the recent boxing match featuring Mike Tyson and Jake Paul. They delve into the challenges of streaming events and the metrics used to gauge audience engagement. The conversation shifts to holiday entertainment, including a review of the movie 'Hot Frosty' and the latest season of 'Yellowstone', with a focus on the confusing narrative structure of the show. The conversation also touches on upcoming films, including Gladiator 2 and Moana, and the nostalgia surrounding animated adaptations.…
The Nuts are fully prepared to watch the upcoming Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight, and they wonder what this means for the streaming industry and how it affects viewer experiences. The conversation also touches on gaming achievements, family dynamics in gaming, and the return of the popular series Yellowstone, including character developments and audience expectations. The Nuts have plenty of thoughts about the new season. The history of television and the changing nature of screen entertainment are discussed ad nauseum. Also, college football.…
Lindsey lied to her children about attending the Eras tour. So the Nuts delve into the rising costs of entertainment, particularly Disney trips, and reflect on the success of an esports championship. The conversation also touches on youth sports, participation, and the joy of simple treats like cookies. The Nuts reflect on the historical nature of recent elections, discussing the pervasive use of fear in political messaging and its implications for voter motivation and democracy. The discussion also touches on the Electoral College and its relevance in modern politics, highlighting the complexities of voter representation and the impact of fear on political engagement. There’s also a bunch of silly stuff in there, so you should still listen.…
The Nuts engage in a lively discussion about college football, including the new playoff structure and its implications. They also share their thoughts on Halloween movies, particularly the classic 'Beetlejuice,' and reminisce about animated series from their childhood, exploring how these shows shaped their experiences growing up. More childhood nostalgia gives way to a discussion of the influence of advertising on consumer behavior, the implications of new regulations on influencer marketing, and the consequences of fraudulent PPP loans. Other topics include the importance of facilities in cabins, holiday traditions like Yule logs, and the recent Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.…
Lindsey is watching scary movies, and David has opinions. All of the Nuts have opinions about Halloween costumes, with much reflecting on childhood memories and current trends. Lindsey and Alec have cute kids in cute Halloween costumes. As always, somehow food becomes a topic of conversation, and Alec drags Lindsey and David into a conversation about America's Got Talent (AGT), and the implications of winning such competitions. They explore the evolution of entertainment choices, particularly in the context of streaming services, and reflect on parenting in the digital age, highlighting the challenges and changes in how children engage with media.…
In this episode, the Nuts discuss their experiences with Hurricane Helene, the impact of natural disasters on communities, and the misinformation that often arises in the aftermath. They explore the role of media in disaster response, the prevalence of conspiracy theories, and the psychological effects of chaos and uncertainty. The conversation shifts towards sports, highlighting the unpredictability of both natural events and athletic competitions. Lindsey has issues with her alma mater and Vanderbilt. She takes solace in the fact that she will be attending the Eras tour. David and Alec are indifferent. Lindsey shares her experiences with iconic horror films, expressing her lack of fear and questioning her emotional response to them. Finally, David prepares a list of scary movies for Lindsey to watch.…
This week’s show is as focused as usual, with conversations covering the TV show Black Sails, the depiction of pirates in media, childhood memories of camping, Reese's chocolate and peanut butter snacks, and the Michelin Guide. Alec is excited about the Michelin Guide’s arrival in Texas, and Lindsey and David learn things about the guide they never knew they didn’t know. The conversation turns to a recent social media trend where influencers encouraged people to commit check fraud at Chase Bank. The lack of financial education and the power of social media influencers are highlighted.…
The series 'Chimp Crazy' has fascinated Lindsey, and Alec has many unexpected opinions about monkey ownership and monkey media. Other topics include the controversy surrounding YouTuber Mr. Beast, Alec’s difficult relationship with Florida State football, and ghost kitchens. In addition, the Nuts dive into the Emmy nominees for 2024, reality TV shows, and their current TV and documentary recommendations.…
How else would the episode start than with a discussion of the most famous scholar in the Nuts’ field, the Breakdancer RayGun. As with most of the world, the Nuts are skeptical. Other embarrassing moments in the Olympics are discussed, as well as the Nuts’ talents in music (no correlation). The conversation ends with a discussion about the closing ceremony of the Olympics and the inclusion of artists like Kelly Clarkson and Celine Dion.…
With the release of the summer event movie “Twisters” imminent, the Nuts talk about their experiences with hurricanes and the impact of weather coverage in the media. They then discuss the Olympics, including Simone Biles' return to the Olympics and the social media beef between Biles and gymnast Michaela Skinner. The French pole vault incident is thoughtfully analyzed. Other topics include the career of Hawk Tuah Girl, the finale of House of the Dragon, the documentary Dirty Pop, and the game-based animated show Exploding Kittens.…
Women have dominated the internet this summer, including the Oilers flasher and the Hawk Tuah girl. The discussion of viral moments and the long-term success of internet sensations somehow turns to Taylor Swift. Summer viewing and summer vacation discussions lead to conversations about childhood memories of cassette tapes and using CB radios during road trips. In this final part of the conversation, the Nuts discuss the idea of creating a fictional segment for their podcast, including different ideas and characters based on stereotypes of professors. The hosts end the conversation by discussing recent box office numbers and sharing some humorous memes.…
Justin Timberlake got a DUI, and Alec depended on very questionable sources on X for information about the arrest. Bridgerton season three was watched by all, and Lindsey was disappointed by the amount of saucy scenes, while Alec admitted he fast-forwards those. David and Lindsey are excited for ‘House of the Dragon’, though bracing themselves for potential letdowns, and Alec and Lindsey ate some crow for predicting a disappointing box office for 'Inside Out 2,’ which they both viewed in the theater with family, fueling its opening weekend success. Other conversations include Canadian sports and bacon, actor Glenn Powell and whether or not he is a Scientologist, and the disturbing true crime documentary 'Tell Them You Love Me' with its controversy surrounding facilitated communication.…
The conversation revolves around the topic of end-of-year evaluations for academics, focusing on the anxiety and impact of student evaluations of teaching. David reads Lindsey her Rate-My-Professor reviews, and it gets awkward. Beyond professor stuff, the conversation covers a range of topics including teaching styles, late work policies, women's sports, Eminem's new single, and the Cybertruck. Finally, the Nuts discuss the potential for upcoming movie releases to succeed or fail in the current theatrical release market.…
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