My Dad Was An Axe Murderer

My Dad Was An Axe Murderer

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A Dancer's Revenge

This week's caller is a dancer and choreographer who takes Gethard inside the intense, demanding world of ballet and the path that led her to her life's work. She also opens up about a traumatic experience outside of dance and tells us about the ways movement has helped her turn ...  Show more

Air Force Veteran (One for Our Logistics Nerds)

This week's caller is an Air Force veteran and longtime listener who talks with Gethard about military logistics, global shipping, what you can learn from a grocery store if you know what to look for, and the behind-the-scenes systems that keep things moving. Sign up for Beautifu ...  Show more

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