Supper Talk - Episode 24 (Radioactive Shrimp, Autonomy & the Long Memory of War
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A botched upload, a bunch of audio issues, and some NA beers set the tone for a looser Supper Talk. Chris walks through hitting “submit” on a life-altering job application and the head-on collision between autonomy and security. Steve brings context to the 80th anniversary conversations around Hiroshima/Nagasaki—laying out the wider Pacific war, China and Russia’s sacrifices, and why today’s remilitarization headlines matter. Together they unpack labels (identity vs. expression), guidance-counselor blind spots, and how community beats boxes. There’s a quick jab at billionaire worship (yes, even the pop kind) and a frank look at why today’s capitalism traps families—like daycare costing more than in-state tuition. Dessert is a Table Topics curveball: “If your whole family had to move countries?” Denmark
Plus: a mid-October live recording in Boulder on Pearl Street—come say hi.
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recorded 08.20.2025