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Important Question? Podcast Caleb J. Ross and Gordon Highland
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Important Question? is a podcast that aims to explore publicly the questions you explore privately. Join Caleb J. Ross and Gordon Highland, the devil’s own advocates, as they discuss the circumstances that would encourage a perfectly sane person to consider cannibalism, taking a bullet for a stranger, steal candy from a baby, and more.
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Do you believe in life after love?
I really don’t think you’re strong enough, no. Regardless, love remains the primary subject in pop music. Even unpop music, for that matter. This week, we explore that love connection, its lyrical and social convolutions, auto-tunage, and its ties to terrorism.
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Would you cut off your own limb?
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Would you rather be struck blind as a child or from birth?
As podcast hosts, we take pride in accessibility, operating under the assumption that we cater primarily to a blind audience. This episode in particular is for you, so we hope your screen reader doesn’t garble this text dedication. Our contribution to the deaf community, however, is obvious in its silence. Nor do we wish to burden them with transcription or captioning of this punditry. This week we debate the best time for blindness. Answer: Miller time, which also happens to be the best time for ageusia, covered back in Episode 15.
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How would you design a drug?
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Would you perjure yourself for a friend?
I’m not asking for me, I swear. I would never put you in a position to compromise our friendship. Prison will be full of new lifelong mates. No, just tell the jury what really happened, and I’m sure you’ll have no trouble finding another match for that rare bone marrow transplant. Ain’t no thang.
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Which childhood characters do you want to see all grown up?
Sesame Street is now on HBO. Though the program content isn’t supposed to change, it does force us to consider the adult problems of Bert and Ernie or the diabetic issues of Cookie Monster.
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