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This week on the podcast, Professor To The Stars Paul Rahe stops by for a little conversation on Greek classicalism and modern day politics, and later, Rick Wilson on the conservatives and weed, the inevitability of Hillary, and races we should be watching in 2014. And of course, we set the stage for our big 200th live show in Los Angeles on January 26th. Ricochet members, buy your tickets now!
Music from this week's episode:
When Will I Be Loved by The Everly Brothers
The Ricochet Podcast opening theme was composed and produced by James Lileks.
Pass the dutchie, EJHill.
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