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The Gut Reaction is a fun, casual podcast primarily covering politics, philosophy, the arts, and science. Specializing in finding the hidden connections between topics and ideas, surprising facts, and interesting takes. Coming to you from the West Coast and the Midwest, the hosts are lifelong friends. Follow along as they sit down each week to chat about a new subject or current events.
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Marla Barr, Wellness Expert

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In this podcast series you will find information on wellness cleanses, yoga, healthy recipes, meditation, retreats I lead, and how your wellness and zero-waste living go hand in hand. We talk food . . . a lot! I have a background in food science that goes back 25 years now. Over the course of that time, I have studied wellness from pretty much every aspect from Ayurveda to Chinese medicine, from Reiki to Reflexology, from Yoga to Tai Chi, from sound healing to my fun days at Stanford School ...
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In this conversation, Joe and Triple M delve into the upcoming election, analyzing polling trends, voter sentiment, and the implications of the electoral college. They discuss the shifting dynamics between candidates, particularly focusing on Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, and explore the potential impact of early voting. The conversation also tou…
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Summary In this episode, Joe and Triple M discuss various topics, starting with the impact of climate change on sports teams, particularly the Arizona Diamondbacks. They explore how climate change is forcing teams to rethink stadium designs and fan experiences. The conversation then shifts to the contentious issue of stadium funding, questioning wh…
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In this conversation, Joe and the Main Man from the Midwest delve into the intricate relationship between brain function, free will, and decision-making. They explore insights from experts like Robert Sapolsky and Max Bennett, discussing how stress, trauma, and cultural influences shape our choices. The dialogue emphasizes the interplay of nature a…
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In this episode, Joe and the Main Man from the Midwest delve deeper into the themes of Fight Club, particularly focusing on the political and religious aspects. They explore the characters' motivations, the underlying philosophies of nihilism, socialism, and communism, and how these ideas manifest in the actions of Project Mayhem. Additionally, the…
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In this conversation, Joe and the Main Man from the Midwest delve into the themes of the film Fight Club, exploring its generational significance, the philosophical underpinnings of nihilism, and the search for identity and belonging. They discuss the impact of pain and suffering on personal connections, the quest for meaning in a consumer-driven s…
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In this episode, Joe and the Main Man from the Midwest discuss a variety of topics, starting with a review of the recent presidential debate between Tim Walz and JD Vance. They analyze the candidates' performances, focusing on their delivery, substance, and the role of truth in political discourse. The conversation then shifts to the awareness of d…
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In this conversation, Joe and the Main from the Midwest explore various aspects of American society that they perceive as backwards. They discuss the healthcare system, emphasizing its focus on treatment rather than prevention, and compare it to models in other cultures. The conversation shifts to the food system, taxation, and the influence of mon…
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What is identity? From the ship of Theseus to gender, internal vs. external identity, there are so many facets of identity to discuss. We break it all down with examples from history and our own personal philosophies. What's more important, how you perceive yourself or how other people perceive you, and what is your real identity? What happens when…
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My name is Marla Barr, and this is a story about wellness! When I was young, I saw many of the people I loved die far too soon from diseases we now know are preventable. I didn’t like my DNA. Sure, I’ll take the blue eyes, the feisty nature, and the fondness for math. But cancer, heart disease, weight issues, gout, and food allergies? No thanks! I …
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