Are fraternities just harmless college traditions or outdated institutions that keep producing the same messy and deadly scandals over and over again? In this episode, Josh asks the uncomfortable question nobody in higher education seems willing to answer: Why do fraternities still exist at all?

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Josh Spiegel looks at the human side of Warren Buffett who recently retired: what it must’ve been like having him as a grandpa, what advice he’d give over ice cream, why he drank gallons of Coca-Cola, and how a man who understood the future better than anyone never bothered to upgrade his lifestyle.

Along the way, Josh breaks down Buffett’s unconventional investing philosophy-patience, boredom, doing nothing-and why his real genius might not have been money at all, but temperament.

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The countdown has already started as Josh Spiegel breaks down what returning to the Moon and surviving on Mars means for the future of humanity. Mars babies are in the forecast, but they're threatened at the prospect of America's next great war: aliens with super soakers. Josh explores NASA's Artemis II mission, lunar hotels, and much more. Is humanity's space escape plan genius or a disaster brewing to destroy another planet?

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