A Fresh Face in Hell with Jonathan Evison
von NYT Bestselling Author, Jonathan Evison
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A Fresh Face in Hell with Jonathan Evison is an hour long, conversation based, format. Guests include writers, musicians, athletes, actors, philosophers, scientists, and an array of experts across a variety of disciplines. Subjects will be treated with a mix of humor and thoughtful exploration.
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- Mary Van Geffen - Parenting Spicy Children · 1 Std. 4 Min. · Folge 93Long-time listeners have heard me talk about raising a couple of spicy teenagers. My wife and I have always leaned toward a free-range parenting approach, which can lead, for…
- Richard Cooke - Wikipedia Will Save Us · 1 Std. 4 Min. · Folge 92What makes Wikipedia work, and what does its success reveal about human nature? In The Last Best Place on the Internet, journalist Richard Cooke explores the unlikely rise of the…
- Geoff Gibson (@geographybygeoff) - Your City is Doomed · 1 Std. 9 Min. · Folge 91I recently came across the YouTube channel @geographybygeoff where today's guest, Geoff Gibson, dives into every manner of geographical wonder. Today, Geoff and I discuss his new…
- Austin Lim PhD - Why We Love Horror · 1 Std. 4 Min. · Folge 90As the father of two teenagers, I end up watching a lot of horror and science fiction films. What I find fascinating is all the different stories and techniques that filmmakers…
- Daniel Everett - Lessons from the Amazon · 1 Std. 2 Min. · Folge 89In 1977, linguist and Christian missionary Daniel Everett took on the challenge of moving his family to a remote jungle region of the Amazon to study and convert a native tribe…
- Rhett Miller (Old 97's) - How to Write a Song · 57 Min. · Folge 88I'm back. The book edits are off to my editor, summer is over, and I'm ready for more high seas adventures! Today, I talk with one of my favorite songwriters, Old 97's frontman…
- Brian McVeigh - When the Gods Fell Silent · 54 Min. · Folge 87As we’re currently discussing the Illiad and the Odyssey, I thought it was an opportune moment to revisit my conversation with Brian McVeigh about Julian Jaynes’ theory on the…
- Dr. Amit Garg - Let's Talk About Cancer · 1 Std. 1 Min. · Folge 86Do you ever want to ask your doctor a cancer question but you get the feeling they're trying to rush you out the door? You ever come across a fatty lipoma and then spend hours…
- Alex Cox - Alex Cox and Oliver Stone Walk into a Bar · 56 Min. · Folge 85Alex Cox directed Repo Man fresh out of UCLA film school in the summer of 1983. As is the case with most cult classics, it took years before it found its audience. Turns out the…
- Andrew Hessel - The Bio Punk · 1 Std. 7 Min. · Folge 84If you're ever feeling depressed about our troubled times, go talk to a bio futurist to get some perspective. From plastic-eating microbes to CAR T-cell therapy for autoimmune…
- Mark Arm - Don't Call Him a Rock Star · 48 Min. · Folge 83Today I talk with Mudhoney's frontman, Sub Pop warehouse manager, and old friend, Mark Arm, or as we like to call him… The Wizard. We talk about Mark's Pomeranians, his early…
- Lachi - The Day I Woke Up Blind · 1 Std. 2 Min. · Folge 82Lachi is an American singer / songwriter, record producer, media personality, author, and disability culture advocate. She is legally blind and neurodivergent, but don't call her…
- Kim Thayil - Ultramega Guitar God · 58 Min. · Folge 81Before grunge had a name, Kim Thayil was helping invent it. As the founding guitarist of Soundgarden, he spent four decades building one of rock's most singular sounds. Today we…
- Jasper Craven - God Forgives, Brothers Don't · 1 Std. 2 Min. · Folge 80Today I talk with journalist and author, Jasper Craven about his book, God Forgives, Brothers Don't: The Long March of Military Education and the Making of American Manhood…
- Benoit Denizet-Lewis - You've Changed · 1 Std. 3 Min. · Folge 79As a novelist, I firmly believe that the defining characteristic of a remarkable character lies in their capacity for transformation, whether it be for the better or the worse…
- Ann Larson - Cleanup on Aisle Five · 57 Min. · Folge 78Do you love hearing me rant about late-stage capitalism and the struggles of the American working class? Well, grab your hammer and sickle, comrade, I have an episode for you!…
- Danny O'neil - More Grudges · 1 Std. 0 Min. · Folge 77In an effort to get some of our older episodes up on YouTube we've decided to revisit the episode on Grudges with my friend, journalist and radio host, Danny O'neil. Danny has a…
- Nancy Barile - Catholic Girl Interrupted · 1 Std. 2 Min. · Folge 76I've spent a fair bit of time talking about early 80's hardcore on the West Coast. In past episodes, we've covered Seattle, San Diego, and Los Angeles, but today we head east…
- Stacy Carlson - Escape from Mount St. Helens · 51 Min.Friday, May 16th, 1980, author and nature enthusiast, Stacy Carlson, attended a school camping trip just 35 miles from Mount St. Helens. She was just 5 years old and had no idea…
- Andrea Suarez - Seattle's Fentanyl Crisis · 1 Std. 2 Min. · Folge 74Andrea Suarez, founder of "We Heart Seattle", claims that Seattle doesn't have a homeless problem, it has a serious fentanyl problem. Why is this an important distinction? For…
