S2 · EP16Blue Skies Don’t Show Which Way the Wind Blows
$7,000 lands on a credit card on an ordinary Thursday morning, completely out of the blue. A look at the windfalls that arrive without warning, and whether we’re ever really ready for them.
Out of the Blue
Definition: Suddenly and without any warning, like a bolt of lightning from a clear sky.
Example: And then, yesterday, something happened out of the blue.
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S2 · EP17Death and Ceiling Fan Philosophy
What does a ceiling fan have to do with the meaning of death? A late-night Wikipedia rabbit hole and a Yale philosophy course collide, leaving Tayvin with two expressions worth knowing: how to ask what’s on someone’s mind, and how to slowly make sense of an idea too big to grasp all at once.
S2 · EP38Couldn’t Put Down December
Have you ever finished a book you couldn’t put down, only to find the person you wanted to talk to wasn’t on the same page yet? A Kickstarter audiobook, a hardcover still in the mail, and two phrases for that gap.