Hi. My name is Jay Hannah. I’m a computer nerd with too many hobbies currently living in Omaha, Nebraska, USA. I’ve been listening to podcasts since before iTunes knew what they were. Big fan.
I’ve had lots of interesting conversations with people about their jobs, projects, hobbies, politics, religion, and other topics that may or may not be safe for polite company.
In January 2015 I bought a cool microphone. Let’s see if anybody will go “on the record” with me. And if anyone wants to listen. :)
Chris and Jay experiment with a new format: 2 lapel mics in the backyard while running 4 dogs around. Jay asks a question from the excellent 80,000 hours podcast: Andreas Mogensen on whether effectiv…
Chris and Jay talk about growing up with your dad as a small town police officer and how Chris joined the Army in response to 9/11. Chris talks about his years in Afghanistan, how he saw the US Army …
Chris and Jay discuss this episode of The Daily podcast: Lessons in Gun Control From California “As a proportion of its population, California has one of the lowest rates of gun deaths in the United …
Chris and Jay discuss the Death Tax / Inheritance Tax / Generational Wealth. Jay completely fails to understand the gap between their perspectives and gets pretty energized about his failure to find …
Chris and Jay start a company and then things went wrong? And we need to address some inequities? How?
Chris and Jay discuss a podcast episode: Your Undivided Attention: The Dark Side of Decentralization.
Chris and Jay discuss Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), reacting to a couple of podcasts (links below) that are far better than this podcast. Maybe just listen to those instead? ;)
Justin Hopkins returns to the podcast and tells us what it was like living in China when covid-19 broke out. Jay drags the conversation into wealth disparities and social safety nets. Again. Apologie…
Jay takes a 3rd swing at the ethics of American wealth disparities and probably fails to make any intelligent point again. :)
The first hour Chris and Jay revisit the ethics of wealth disparities. Jay tries to find common ground, and finally does, with a “100 people on the moon” hypothetical. We probably need to revisit aga…
The first half hour, Chris and Jay talk about our high level “left vs. right” politics, and if those labels actually mean anything when reasonable people actually talk to each other. We touch on vari…
If you’re not familiar with Bitcoin and Cardano, listen to episode 28 first.
Jay and Alex talk about crypto currencies, ADA specifically, proof of stake vs. proof of work, the NASEC staking pool that Alex runs from England, how crypto can and should work to help people in dev…
Jay and Nick Diaz wax philosophic for 3 hours about a range of regrettable topics, most of which we don’t remember very well and will probably regret when you listen.
Dungeon World, episode 3. 5 friends sitting around a table. 1 microphone. Our imaginations. Epic adventures.
Dungeon World, episode 2. 4 friends sitting around a table. 1 microphone. Our imaginations. Epic adventures.
Justin Hopkins is one of Jay’s oldest and dearest friends. He lives in China. But not this week. Because he flew back to Americatown and announced that we were going to record a podcast episode. Abou…
Food Not Bombs (Omaha) cooks and distributes free food every weekend in Omaha, Nebraska, USA. In this (very short) episode Jay asks some of the volunteers why they volunteer. In a very noisy kitchen.…
twitch.tv is a live video streaming service dominated by video games, but also hosting hundreds of traditional and digital artists and creative people of all stripes creating all sorts of amazing wo…