# James Harlan

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EPISODE 31: Top 5 Shooting Guards of All-time: Is James Harden Top 5?

Is James Harden deserving of the NBA MVP award and what does it do for his legacy? Who are the top five shooting guards of all-time? Where does James Harden rank? What does it mean now that Paul George has opted out and is a restricted free agent? [4:07] James Harden Named MVP [25:20] Top 5 Shoot…

Ep 18 Paul Juhl on Lincoln's Iowa Connection

Iowa historian and author Paul Juhl joins us as we talk about Abraham Lincoln's family connection to Iowa and the important role of Mt. Pleasant statesman James Harlan played in shaping this country.

Season 2 Episode 13 - James The Boss Harlan - Your Local Mobile Mechanic Ripper

In this episode, I askes James Harlan to come over and work on my car for a transmission flush, a tire rotation and oil change.  It started pouring rain so we decided to make the best of the time and record an episode of The Wood.  I met James through the NeverWas crew where he is the youngest guy …

Start With Why

The apartment is cold. Outside, sirens. Somewhere down the block, gunshots. This is Hunting Park, North Philadelphia. The sounds of Hunting Park don’t stop because a mother is trying to feed her children. At the kitchen table, two kids are eating. Whatever was in the cupboard, she put it on their p…

I Stop Somewhere Waiting for You: Walt Whitman, America's Queer Poet (1819–1892) | LGBTQ+ History Sleep Story

Drift off to sleep learning about Walt Whitman, the poet of Leaves of Grass, and the most openly homoerotic voice in nineteenth-century American literature. Born May 31, 1819, at West Hills on Long Island, Whitman left school at eleven to work as a printer's apprentice in Brooklyn, taught in one-ro…

I Stop Somewhere Waiting for You: Walt Whitman, America's Queer Poet (1819–1892) | LGBTQ+ History Sleep Story

Drift off to sleep learning about Walt Whitman, the poet of Leaves of Grass, and the most openly homoerotic voice in nineteenth-century American literature. Born May 31, 1819, at West Hills on Long Island, Whitman left school at eleven to work as a printer's apprentice in Brooklyn, taught in one-ro…

I Stop Somewhere Waiting for You: Walt Whitman, America's Queer Poet (1819–1892) | LGBTQ+ History Sleep Story

Drift off to sleep learning about Walt Whitman, the poet of Leaves of Grass, and the most openly homoerotic voice in nineteenth-century American literature. Born May 31, 1819, at West Hills on Long Island, Whitman left school at eleven to work as a printer's apprentice in Brooklyn, taught in one-ro…