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Thursday, August 17, 2017
Golfing with My Grandfather
A small town is defined by its passions. In this Human Meme podcast, David Boles shares the story of his grandfather, William Henry Vodehnal, a small town pharmacist from North Loup, Nebraska, who made a difference in every life he knew. Plus, you'll learn the real perils of golfing and what it really means to die alone.
Thursday, August 10, 2017
Spending on the Dead
How much value do we place on a human life? Are all lives created equal? Or do some lives deserve more money, attention, love, and support? In this Human Meme podcast, David Boles shares the story of a wounded life that died too young -- and what was done to make the unpredictable end, bearable, in sorrow.
Thursday, August 3, 2017
Fighting Back Against Identity Theft
How do Hackers find you? In this Human Meme podcast, David Boles shares his experience with thwarting identity theft. There are methods and motives you can use to create a :blackhole: and not a honeypot. Nothing is foolproof against dedicated intention -- but you must always try to prove you are not the fool.
Thursday, July 27, 2017
Outline of a Human Being
How do we know when we are a fully realized Human Being? How do we know we are not just a ghost of a person, or the suggestion of a living thing? In this Human Meme podcast, David Boles unravels our soft code for the hard-boiled truth!
Thursday, July 20, 2017
Violating Your Privacy with a Cardboard Box
Sometimes, your best ally in fighting discrimination, is information. Have you ever been mistaken for someone else and then had to pay the social penalty for the mislabeling? There are several ways to redefine your accuser, and in this Human Meme podcast, David Boles explores what we know, and how we know where to fit its finest exposure.
Thursday, July 13, 2017
What Remains
Who can predict what stays and not what will change? In this Human Meme podcast, David Boles takes a look at predictions. It's easy to guess the future, but it takes more insight, and longing, to understand what will never change, knowing what stays, and accepting what remains.