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We’re reimagining The Dream as a weekly interview podcast with guests and segments about, I don’t know…. whatever we want? Don’t worry! We’ll still be focused on the “American Dream” and all the assholes that make it infinitely harder to achieve. We’ll just have a bit more freedom in how we present it.
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This week, host Jane Marie talks to Senior White House Correspondent for The Independent, Eric Garcia, who was recently charged with covering the Secretary of Health and Human Services, RFK Jr's, autism press conference. Eric, who is himself autistic, breaks down the pseudoscience and misinformation RFK Jr has been using the power of his office to disseminate, as the two of them search for the motives behind his crusade.
You can find more from Eric Garcia here:
Instagram: @ericmgarcia14
Twitter: @ericmgarcia
The Independent: https://www.the-independent.com/author/eric-garcia
Website: http://www.ericmgarcia.net/
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This week, host Jane Marie combines two of her favorite things - magic and scam debunking - in an interview with mentalist and known psychic-skeptic, Dustin Dean.
You can find more of Dustin's work here:
TikTok: @dustindeanmentalist
Instagram: @dustindeanmentalist
YouTube: @DustinDeanMentalist
Website: https://www.dustindeanmentalist.com
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About 10 years ago, Jane Marie was doing pretty damn good for herself. She was on her own, had a new baby and was working hard as an editor at the feminist website, Jezebel. Then, it all came crashing down when an editor at Gawker, the umbrella site Jezebel was published under, released a story about a recently discovered Hulk Hogan sex tape - including footage.
Enter Peter Theil, who had been looking for a reason to settle a score with Gawker when the Hulk scandal fell squarely in his lap. Theil ended up funding Hollywood Hulk's long, costly legal battle and when it was all said and done, Gawker couldn't keep up with the Theil money being thrown at them. They also made a few mistakes during depositions and trial testimony out of, let's just say, hubris, that didn't curry favor with the Judge deciding the case. When Gawker fell, it took everyone associated with the site down with it.
On this week's episode, Jane sits down with the once cocky and brash Gawker editor, AJ Daulerio (the one who decided to publish the Hogan story), to talk about the where and the why of it all and find out if anything's changed in AJ's life since the heady days of the 2010's.
You can find more from AJ and his current work with The Small Bow here:
Substack: https://www.thesmallbow.com/
Instagram: @smallbownewsletter
Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-small-bow-podcast/id1576208098
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This week Olivia Howell joins host Jane Marie to talk about divorce, what support really means after a breakup and Olivia's company "Fresh Start", which offers a Divorce Support Network featuring a Divorce Registry, Resources, Education, and Support for Every Step.
To learn more about Olivia and Fresh Start:
https://www.freshstartsregistry.com/
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It's Spring Break and Jane and I are taking the week off along with our kids. This week we're bringing you a rerun of Episode 8 from Season 2 - Your Call Is Important To Us. We love caller episodes, so please continue to call or write! We listen, and much of your subject manner and personal experience finds it way to the show, if not turning into a dedicated episode, which has also happened plenty of time!
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It's science season! I made that up, but after talking to physicist Dr. Liam Bollmann-Dodd on last week's episode, this week host Jane Marie sits down with Dr. Chem Thug, a PHD chemist trying to do the good work of explaining chemistry online to the rest of us online in ways that we can actually understand. There will be some debunking. There will be some making chemistry interesting to those of us who slept through (and were subsequently kicked out of) Chemistry class in high school. And! There will be some serious "Please god, do not do that.", that many of us could use a healthy dose of.
You can find more of Dr. Chem Thug's work here:
TikTok: @chem.thug
YouTube: @ChemThug
Instagram: @chem.thug
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This week, host Jane Marie talks to particle scientist and friend of the show, Dr. Liam Bollmann-Dodd, to talk about the Trump administration's war on words and the effects the banned word list will have on science and research around the world.
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On today's episode, host Jane Marie sits down with Jennifer Romolini, podcast host - Everything Is Fine - and author to talk about her 2024 book “Ambition Monster,” a memoir about chronic overwork that was named one of the best books of the year by Esquire and Harper’s Bazaar.
You can find more from Jenn (including links to her books) here:
Instagram:@jennromolini
https://www.jenniferromolini.com/
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Former Los Angeles mayoral candidate and current single payer healthcare advocate, Gina Viola, joins host Jane Marie to talk about what keeps her motivated to do good work.
You can find out more about Gina's work here:
Insta: @ginaforla
...and more about single payer healthcare here:
https://www.nationalnursesunited.org/
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In 2018, the podcast turned Bravo / Netflix series "Dirty John" was ubiquitous - at least in LA, where you couldn't go two blocks without seeing a billboard for the show. This week, the survivor of "Dirty" John Meehan's bloody attack, Terra Newell, talks to host Jane Marie about her experience being interviewed by an LA Times journalist for what she thoughtwas only going to be a print piece in The Times, before watching her family's story explode into something much, much bigger.
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