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Yolk Folk

Yolk Folk

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 Yolk Folk is a new podcast exploring who the regular people on Twitter are. Each week, I will spend 30 minutes interviewing someone, with no topic, no agenda, just a conversation. Inspired by "Beautiful Anonymous" by Chris Gethard, Yolk Folk will seek to help us all learn something new about someone new.Yolk Folk Social Sciences
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  • Jason Thompson (@usujason) on cooking, taking care of people in business, and more. (1)

    Jason Thompson (@usujason) on cooking, taking care of people in business, and more. (1)
    Apr 12 2022

    Jason Thompson (@usujason) is a good dude. He owns his own business, a boutique analytics consulting firm, he's got a lot of thoughts about how businesses should be run in the modern world, and he enjoys a quality meal. In this inaugural episode of Yolk Folk, we spend some time with Jason to get his thoughts on business, on what a great grocery store looks like, and many more topics.

    Yolk Folk is a new weekly podcast where its host, Tyler Riggs, seeks to get to know better some of the regular people from Twitter. Each interview will last only 30 minutes and is unscripted and ad hoc, who knows where the conversations will go.

    Yolk Folk is available on all major podcasting platforms, and is also on Twitter at @yolkpod.

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    34 mins
  • COMING SOON - Yolk Folk: Meeting random people from the Twitterverse

    COMING SOON - Yolk Folk: Meeting random people from the Twitterverse
    Apr 6 2022

    Yolk Folk is a new podcast exploring who the regular people on Twitter. Each week, I will spend 30 minutes interviewing someone, with no topic, no agenda, just a conversation. Inspired by "Beautiful Anonymous" by Chris Gethard, Yolk Folk will seek to help us all learn something new about someone new.

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    1 min
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