Better Strangers Aric McKeown

Seth Flagg and Aric chat about everything from student teaching to finding your own doppelgänger. But wait, there’s more! Bad night club ideas, how to be polite to artists, getting out to support your friends, gift exchanges, fabric stores, Warhammer, and much much more. Why are you reading words when you could be listening to them? Listen to the podcast already!

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Things Fitting Perfectly Into Other Things

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Stay level, everyone. Stay level.

From a discussion of symbolism and character in movies like Gravity and Jurassic Park to plumbing the depths of fear and self doubt. Mapping the patterns of conversation and the bridge between “getting to know you” and “I get you” for your listening pleasure. Enjoy this Better Strangers podcast and share it with a stranger. Or someone you know. That’s probably safer.

Candiru. That’s the only word you need to know for this Better Strangers podcast with Bruce Worden. I know, I know. “Aric, you haven’t made one of these since November!” First, thanks for paying attention. Second, thanks for coming back. We have awkwardness, hipster beat poetry, fear of the ocean, and more in this episode. Enjoy it!

Helping strangers, regrets, saying yes more often, and more come up in this two hour episode of this Better Strangers podcast with Ava S. Also, almost getting beat up at a movie theater and a difficult bathroom cleanup. How can those words not entice you to listen? They were such good words! Listen to the podcast already. It’s two hours! You’ll need the time you’re wasting reading this to listen.

Psychology, elevator conversations, truth, and fear are all delved into in this conversation with Mary K Weinhagen. I know! It’s been 7 months! But the Better Strangers podcast is back! Now with more sticktoitiveness!

Know someone I don’t know? Fantastic! Tell them to submit their information right here to have an awkward conversation with me! It’s like winning an awkward stuffed animal at a carnival. It’s Cartman, but not really Cartman.

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Movies and TV are the glue that holds this week’s conversation with Julia together. Listen (and thrill) as we find common ground in television and find where that leads a conversation to! Also, we talk a little bit about the death of dreams. I said there would be thrills.