what is the fascination and power of being around water?
John Boland and Timothy Cordes, after both visiting the shore, muse on humans and water. They explore the historical and political impacts of navigable waterways as well as the human preoccupation with dihydrogen monoxide.
The Buddies also discuss parking etiquette and access for service animals.
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Seven letters you can’t use on your Vanity plate
John Boland and Timothy Cordes review a recent case which may go to the Supreme Court, asking is a vanity license plate “free speech,” “government speech” or something else entirely.
Tim examines the human dimension of the case in Virginia which centers on feeling offended or “hate speech.”
John …
Democrats lose on culture when economics could win.
Timothy Cordes and John Boland dive into why the Democrat Party loses on culture but might win on economics. The Buddies review the national budget as a statement of priorities as Dr. King described. Tim asserts that “tax the rich” is an example of the deadly sin of envy, and thus, repellent to som…
University of Michigan pushes the boundaries of coddling
John Boland and Timothy Cordes discuss how one college at the University of Michigan is eliminating letter grades for freshmen during their first semester.
John explains that this is further evidence that the modern university has lost the plot, and, now, pursues its narrow financial interests at t…
Alive and Kicking Full Episode 30/8/26
Guests:
Mental Health advocate John Boland and Psychotherapist Cara Byrne, The Hike Psych, on co-founding Get Up Adventures.
Sinead Kennedy, wellness coach and holiday host on the joy of solo travel and looking out for the lonely.
Interview with Bret Stephens of the New York Times
Bret Stephens joins John Boland and Timothy Cordes to discuss everything from AI in writing to the definition of genocide.
Bret uses the difference between liberty and liberation to identify illiberality in the modern democrat party. Bret discusses how open societies can fix their flaws which ulti…
Learning from a tragedy: the Lindsay Clancy case
John Boland and Timothy Cordes review the Lindsay Clancy trial. They acknowledge the tragedy. Tim, a psychiatrist, tries to explain psychosis, which is treatable. He distinguishes it from postpartum depression.
The Buddies consider the role of criminal punishment and wonder why people take such an …
Interview with Pat Terrell, Notre Dame safety and National Champion
Pat Terrell joins John Boland and Timothy Cordes to discuss lessons from life and football. He expounds on topics ranging from advice from his father on how to pick a university to how he adapted to challenges and handled disappointments.
Pat recounts stories from Notre Dame football including his …
Uber and Lyft’s service animal problem
Timothy Cordes, the blind part of Bald, Blind, and Buddies, relates his personal experience with Lyft and his dog guide. He warns that even if you get a ride with your dog, which the law requires, drivers can still scam you with fictitious “damages.”
John Boland and he discussed what it took to ge…
Senate ignores war and economy to “fix” college sports with the Protect College Sports Act.
John Boland and Timothy Cordes examine the Protect College Sports Act (PCSA). College sports are a multi-billion-dollar industry where players now share in the profits. The PCSA attempts to address concerns in this evolving landscape with sweeping federal laws.
John asserts that the PCSA is a fl…
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