The classic song rattlesnake summer by crack amico was inspired by this book

15:45 "puberty blockers are absolutely essential for keeping there people alive." Really? What on earth did gender confused do a decade ago before puberty blockers. I don't recall many obituaries. Someone is making stuff up, and it ain't me because my livelihood doesn't depend on creating something that did not exist prior to Obamacare paying for it.

You all only keep the homeless homeless you are the problem not the homeless

can you guys put bad heart on a streaming platform <3 just listened to y'all live at the Cave last night

3:51 well, we are all the protagonists of the anthropocene. that's the entire point of the anthropocene, that we're the dominating species? i think looking at it this way helps me, honestly. just like a protagonist, the human race can be defeated. just like (most) protagonists, the anthropocene will end. for a protagonist, a disease may end them. for all of us... it's the same. although we are the main part of the anthropocene, that doesn't make us indestructable. like Aza in TATWD, we can be brought down by things like pandemics in the way she was brought down by her ocd.

This book really helped me understand the world better. I love the positive and inquisitive nature it has. It is especially important to me since it was the first book I have actually finished in maybe a year.

Please share the Love of the Son of God, He spoke Truth Forever, please write His Words in your Heart, and share them. Please Forgive, and Pray for everyone...

Every time John says, "Hope is," I immediately finish his sentence with "a thing with feathers..." I've heard him read that whole stanza so many times I've almost forgotten what my writing department director's voice sounds like. She sounds a little more husky as John Green, but I like both versions... John saying it is like a lullaby, while my boss saying it was more a call to focus for everyone in the room-I've had a lot of instructors (both who taught me and who I taught alongside) open their courses with poetry, perhaps to ground ourselves in writing (was not the only thing she read, but since I taught undergrads under her and often helped with courses while getting my totally unrelated degree. Thank you for a wonderful, completely cringe-free review! Okay, so maybe I had a half-second cringe when it went from him talking very openly and deeply to "back to scratch and sniff stickers," but his laugh took all the cringe away so it didn't set. I remember being told, too, that the stickers would wear out, so the ones I loved the most I was also most careful about overusing in case they ran out-and I stored them maybe not perfectly but in those photo binders that are like cheap easy quick laminating for things you might want to move and not always leave covered. (I could separate them that way and didn't worry the smells would all mix together in a ziploc bag-not like I understood how they worked which is magical to think actually existed in the 1980s until I realize some of the medications that have been in widespread use-and are still a first line choice-since the 60s or before! Scientists are magical-especially the ones at 3M. :P)

wonderful interview. with two great people. John you have taught me things that have saved my perpective and my life. i love you, as much as a ananymous internet fan ever could.

I also draw thousands of circles. I don't count them usually anymore, but there was a piece of printer paper I filled with 18,189 circles

Lovely interview!

1) By reflecting away 30% of ISR the albedo, which would not exist w/o the atmosphere/GHGs, makes the earth cooler than it would be without that atmosphere like that reflective panel set behind the windshield. Remove the atmosphere/GHGs and the earth would become much like the Moon and Mercury, a barren rock with a 0.1 albedo, 20% more kJ/h, hot^3 on the lit side, cold^3 on the dark. Nikolov, Kramm (U of AK) and UCLA Diviner mission all tacitly agree. 2) the GHG up/down welling, “trapping”/”back” radiating/delaying/intercepting, 100 % efficient, perpetual warming loop requires "extra" energy which according to RGHE theory comes from 3) the terrestrial surface radiating that "extra" energy as a LWIR ideal black body which 4) cannot happen because of the non-radiative heat transfer processes of the contiguous atmospheric molecules and as demonstrated by experiment, the gold standard of classical science: principia-scientific.org/debunking-the-greenhouse-gas-theory-with-a-boiling-water-pot/ 1+2+3+4 = 0 Greenhouse Effect + 0 Greenhouse gas warming + 0 man caused climate change. Version 2.0 052721

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Why is this just 16 mins long..

"Despite the reality of suffering and of loss, hope is the right response to consciousness." I wrote this one down on a scratch piece of paper because it felt important. I will forever be grateful for this silly, earnest man.

the “fear of using stickers” bit reminds me so much of the end of the sunset review when he decides to stop giving nothing 5 stars (which ALSO reminds me so much of the part in tfios when hazel says she only ever rates her pain up to 9 because she’s “saving” her 10)

Please up the volume for future uploads. I had to increase mine by 150% to even arrive at the bare minimum of being able to hear what was being said, and it meant that any notification or other sound coming through my PC blared at ridiculous decibels. Thank you!

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I honestly don't understand the "virtual tour" idea. He's vaccinated. People are traveling again. Masks are off and we're all fine again. So why not do a regular tour?

"I'm hesitant to take the credit although I appreciate the sentiment." Such a John Green response to being told you revolutionized YA literature, what a classy guy.

In hope of the lectrojogger warranting media presence, someday

You should change the title to grab more views

Ironically, when I smell books, I transport to my past. I go to places my grandparents' house, the small library that I rode my bike to, my 8th grade classroom. I can't wait to smell this book!

Fear of using stickers is so relatable!

What a great interview! Thank you "In the Moment" for such an insightful and generous interview.

no he should be charged like everybody else IS THIS THE NEW AMERICA IF IT IS SHAME ON ALL OF YOU THAT SUPPORT THIS EVIL SOB GOD IS WHATCHING US ALL

yea a MERDERER and a LIER and he should be bruatght to justice PURE EVIL AND he it's a cover up SHAME SHAME SHAME this is not AMERICA ANY MORE IF HE GETTS AWAY WHITH MERDER THE COUNYRY I LOVE IS NOT THE SAME AMERICA

he is a LIER and left this POOR man to die it's disgusting and it's sad A REAL AMERICAN STANDS UP FOR JUSTICE SHAME ON ALL OF U THINKING IT'S OK TO KILL AND HAVE NO CONSAQENCES I'M SO HEARTBROKEN FOR THE POOR MAN'S FAMIEL Y YOU HAVE MY SIMPATHY SORRY FOR YOUR LOST!!!!

I can’t talk

Congratulations, Heather Dawn Thompson, on your federal appointment - great news!

He is against the ERA because he claims it’s now violating legislative procedures. It happened 40 years ago, it’s been rescinded in some places, blah blah blah. What about legal procedures and the law, Mr. AG? You against them? It sounds like you’re manipulating some evidence and you’ve involved another person, the sheriff, in your scheme.

Murderer

Did this guy just fucking kill someone?

I dig your style! Saw you live at the Cave, was stoked, bought a sticker, months later saw it and now this......... kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmndpXmnaZ5lqtU

Literally who cares? get life

Heard interview with you on SDPR and like your vibe! Reminds me of Velvet Underground, and I love that stuff. Peace.

Yeee!!!

Are you advocating for shutting down our economy in this state lady?

any kill sites in Kansas?

Thank you for the interview and opportunity to share bbq and Faith!

awesome content

Good show! You folks do a nice job with the production, too - three cameras!