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THE 85/15 PODCAST

Podcast de Carl Duckett and Randy Blair

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Actualidad y política

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In an era defined by division—where tribalism, outrage, and hostility toward the “other side” often dominate politics, media, and social platforms—the 85/15 Podcast offers something different: thoughtful, civil conversation between people who don’t agree on everything.We’re two longtime friends—one a seasoned old codger, the other a curious young whippersnapper—who talk about politics, sports, culture, and whatever else captures our attention. On most issues, we find ourselves aligned about 85% of the time. It’s the remaining 15% that makes things interesting.Each episode captures our effort to explore that 15% with honesty and respect—challenging one another’s assumptions, defending our perspectives, and prioritizing nuance over noise. Rather than trying to “win” arguments, we aim to understand them.Join us as we test a simple but increasingly radical idea: that every sincerely held belief deserves to be examined thoughtfully—even, and especially, when we strongly disagree.

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11 episodios

episode Losing our voice: Have individual freedoms been co opted by politicians? Part 1 artwork

Losing our voice: Have individual freedoms been co opted by politicians? Part 1

The conversation delves into the historical context and contemporary impact of gerrymandering, highlighting concerns about political power and voting rights. It explores the Virginia redistricting case and its implications, as well as proposed solutions and the potential role of AI-based redistricting. The need for independent redistricting commissions is emphasized as a key takeaway. The conversation delves into the topics of gerrymandering and congressional redistricting, highlighting the impact of population changes on representation. It also explores the nature of the federal government and representation, as well as the issue of voter apathy and political laziness. Takeaways * Gerrymandering: Historical and contemporary issues * The need for independent redistricting commissions Gerrymandering and Congressional Redistricting * Impact of Population Changes on Representation Chapters * 00:00 Introduction and Conference Update * 07:09 Impact of Gerrymandering on Representation * 18:19 Proposed Solutions and AI-Based Redistricting * 30:28 Gerrymandering and Congressional Redistricting * 41:08 The Nature of the Federal Government and Representation * 53:32 Voter Apathy and Political Laziness

22 de may de 2026 - 53 min
episode Readin', Riten', and Rithmatic: Part...or whatever comes after Deux. artwork

Readin', Riten', and Rithmatic: Part...or whatever comes after Deux.

The conversation delves into the purpose of education, the structure of the educational system, curriculum development, and the role of teachers. It also explores the value of liberal arts in education and the need for a top-down approach in education. The conversation delves into the impact of standardized testing, the value of grades and standardized tests, the interpretation of grades and test scores, the role of cursive writing and technology in education, the use of technology in learning and education, pedagogy vs. andragogy in education, restructuring the educational process, the purpose of education and learning, preparing students for the future, the role of higher education and degrees, and the future of education and its challenges. Takeaways * Education needs a top-down approach * Value of liberal arts in education Standardized testing has a significant impact on students' lives. * The purpose of education needs to be redefined and refocused. Chapters * 00:00 Collaborative Curriculum Development * 01:13:22 The Future of Education and Its Challenges

15 de may de 2026 - 1 h 10 min
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Readin', Ritin', and Rithmatic: Part Deux

The conversation delves into the complexities of education funding and outcomes, emphasizing the value of education and the role of funding in achieving educational goals. It also explores the debate surrounding private vs. public school funding and access, highlighting the importance of equal access to quality education for all. The conversation delves into the role of education in society, emphasizing the need for a highly functioning society and the responsibility of parents in advocating for their children's education. It also explores the topic of religion in public schools and the importance of defining the purpose of education to align with the needs of the community. Takeaways * Education funding and outcomes are complex * Value of education and the role of funding * Private vs. public school funding and access Education is a foundational piece of a highly functioning society. * The purpose of education should be defined to align with the needs of the community. Chapters * 00:00 The Purpose of Education and Funding * 20:04 Private vs. Public School Funding * 39:43 The Role of Education in Society * 51:10 Religion in Public Schools * 01:09:48 Defining the Purpose of Education

8 de may de 2026 - 1 h 10 min
episode Readin', Ritin', and Rithmatic...Has Education Failed the United States? artwork

Readin', Ritin', and Rithmatic...Has Education Failed the United States?

The conversation looks at the state of education and the role of conformity and self-censorship in shaping the educational system. It explores the use of education as a tool for indoctrination and the impact of social and political influences on the educational process. It delves into the challenges of censorship on college campuses and the impact of social media on free speech. It also explores the role of parents in education as advocates for the children and raises the question of who should be in charge of education. Additionally, it discusses the influence of corporate America in shaping educational pathways and the need for a reevaluation of the purpose of our education system. The conversation delves into the future of education, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in learning and the role of liberal arts in developing critical thinking. It also explores the disconnect between academia and industry, the impact of education on economic development, and the importance of collaboration between industry and education for talent acquisition. Takeaways * Education as a tool for indoctrination * Conformity and self-censorship in education Censorship on college campuses * Role of parents in education Collaboration in education is crucial * The value of a liberal arts education in developing critical thinking and well-rounded individuals Chapters * 00:00 The Role of Conformity and Self-Censorship in Education * 31:58 Censorship on College Campuses * 40:38 Who Should Be in Charge of Education? * 46:36 The Upside-Down Pyramid of Education * 59:29 Corporate Influence in Education * 01:05:03 The Role of Liberal Arts in Education and Specialization

29 de abr de 2026 - 1 h 33 min
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Sharing the Wealth: Equitable Funding of College Sports

The challenges in college sports funding and structure are explored, along with the primary revenue streams in college sports. The impact of TV revenue on college sports funding is discussed, followed by proposed solutions for equitable funding and salary caps in college sports. The conversation delves into the concept of equitable funding and revenue sharing in college football, exploring its impact on competitive parity and the overall fan experience. It also discusses the challenges and implications of revenue sharing across a large number of teams, highlighting the need for a balanced approach to ensure fairness and sustainability. The conversation delves into the complexities of antitrust laws and automatic bids in college football, the implications of revenue sharing on player development, the need for sustainable funding, the importance of equitable funding for a better fan experience, and the need for stronger leadership and greater vision not only for college football, but for all intercollegiate sports. Takeaways * Equitable funding of college sports Equitable funding and revenue sharing in college football * Impact of revenue sharing on competitive parity Equitable funding is not the same as equal funding * The sustainability of college football is a major concern Chapters * 00:00 Introduction and Podcasting Experience * 08:24 Primary Revenue Streams in College Sports * 13:27 Proposed Solutions for Equitable Funding and Salary Caps in College Sports * 30:44 Equitable Funding and Revenue Sharing * 36:58 Impact on Competitive Parity * 54:15 Antitrust and Automatic Bids * 59:35 Leadership and Vision for College Football

23 de abr de 2026 - 1 h 17 min
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Muy buenos Podcasts , entretenido y con historias educativas y divertidas depende de lo que cada uno busque. Yo lo suelo usar en el trabajo ya que estoy muchas horas y necesito cancelar el ruido de al rededor , Auriculares y a disfrutar ..!!
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