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Living in the Matrix is a conversation between two long-time friends and curious souls about what it means to live in the world that is often on fire. We seek out and find individuals who are challenging the status quo. We're constantly asking, How do we grow as human beings and push aside the prison that is conformity and certainty. How can we as human beings be more compassionate, loving and courageous. Rich and Jonathan discuss anything that pushes us out of our comfort zones, and tackle it with courage and curiosity. No question is too sensitive to ask.Our hope is to highlight ideas that ...

Two grumpy film nerds grumpily grump through chats about cult and classic films and filmmakers and such. It’s very grumpy and nerdy. With occasional guests. Season 1 is a detailed, painstaking, patience-testing walk through the work of our shared love of John Carpenter, two films discussed per episode with an added Zoomer review for da ya yoof. If anyone listens, we’ll do another filmmaker if there is a second season. Maybe. In the end, it’s all in the reflexes for Rich Matthews & Jonathan Zaurin.

The Every Day Christian Podcast (also known as The Everyday Christian Podcast) is a bi-weekly show that helps apply scriptural principles to every day Christian lives!

Chandler's dark first novel is full of endlessly inventive wordplay, with the wry, cynical, private detective Philip Marlowe. Join the investigation with Jonathan Lethem ( Gun, With Occasional Music and Fortress of Solitude), Judith Freeman ( The Long Embrace: Raymond Chandler and The Woman He Loved), and Rich Cohen ( Sweet and Low: A Family Story) as they compare notes on Chandler's grand style, its place in the mystery canon, and its influence on their work.

Zero Point Four is a groundbreaking book written by six world-leading maritime, ocean, and security experts, and spearheaded by retired U.S. Coast Guard Rear Admiral James Watson. This audiobook explores how the U.S. - a maritime nation - finds itself on a dangerous precipice today. After World War II over half the world’s ocean-going commercial ships flew the U.S. flag. Today, it is less than 0.4%. This meticulously researched work scrutinizes the U.S. maritime industry’s significance to America through five ‘Principles’: National, Economic, Energy and Food, Climate, and Workforce Security.