35 min
S1 Episode 7: Jean Baptiste, Citizen Kane, and Why The First NFL Championship Game Was Played On a Hockey Rink Just Around The Corner with Dennis Mansfield Podcast
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- Self-Improvement
We should be able to laugh at ourselves, and so should our political leaders. Listen as Dennis discusses why self-deprecating humor and laughter are vital in politics today. Next, Dennis interviews Joe - a foreign exchange student from China who’s beginning his freshman year of college. During the Brown Sign Brothers from Boise segment, Dennis and Ken talk about the history surrounding Sacagawea’s child - Jean Baptiste Charbonneau. Next, during the new “Movies with Meg” segment, Dennis and Meg look at Citizen Kane through a modern lens, discussing why this masterclass in cinema is as relevant today as it ever has been. Finally, Dennis looks at the odd case of the first NFL Championship. Why was it played on a 60-yard long hockey rink?
For more information about Dennis’ books and coaching, visit DennisMansfield.com.
We should be able to laugh at ourselves, and so should our political leaders. Listen as Dennis discusses why self-deprecating humor and laughter are vital in politics today. Next, Dennis interviews Joe - a foreign exchange student from China who’s beginning his freshman year of college. During the Brown Sign Brothers from Boise segment, Dennis and Ken talk about the history surrounding Sacagawea’s child - Jean Baptiste Charbonneau. Next, during the new “Movies with Meg” segment, Dennis and Meg look at Citizen Kane through a modern lens, discussing why this masterclass in cinema is as relevant today as it ever has been. Finally, Dennis looks at the odd case of the first NFL Championship. Why was it played on a 60-yard long hockey rink?
For more information about Dennis’ books and coaching, visit DennisMansfield.com.
35 min