COEXIST Inc‪.‬ Isaac Eger

The NBA Finals are here and Isaac is joined by Sam and Dan to talk the lesser of two evils: the Boston Celtics vs. the Dallas Mavericks. Who should you root for as someone who does not give a shit?
Make sure you check out Sam's music (featured in the show) at Samson the Truest.
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Isaac is joined by Herman Wakefield (@northwest_mcm_wholesale) to talk the All Eyes On Rafah viral image, Shrimp Jesus, meme coins and, unfortunately, Trump.
If you're feeling generous.

The boys finish up their thoughts on Jerry and his legacy.
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Isaac is joined by the boys of Remember Shuffle and Seinfeld expert, @fakejerryseinfeld to discuss the legacy of the world's richest comic, Jerry Seinfeld.
We watched Unfrosted so you don't have to. We watched Bee Movie so you don't have to. We ask the questions the comedy world is too scared to ask, like, "Is Jerry Seinfeld even Jewish?"
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Years from now, I wonder how people will misremember these campus protests. They'll tell themselves they were on the right side of history, even has they tut-tutted the students for their actions. "Well, that's not the the way that I would go about changing things." I think we like the drape our world in nuance so we can pretend that we didn't know better, or the answer wasn't clear. But it's crystal. The world is complicated, yes. This is not.

There were campus protests of Vietnam back in 1968. Steve Schafer was at the original Columbia University occupation. I've known Steve most my life. He worked with my father as a public defender. He also served in Vietnam. We talked about whether history repeats itself or just echoes at his farm out in the country.

I'm on my way home from Japan. I thought a lot about Hiroshima and OJ Simpson. Here's a preview of an upcoming episode about how history is written in sand.

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