Jay Flaunts His Ignorance. The podcast.

Phil Brown writes The Farnam Prophet , a blog covering the Omaha metro and nearby news and politics.

Pokèmon Go didn’t exist a week ago, and is suddenly the #1 app in the world. Jay talks with Gabriel Fitzgarrald, a lifetime Pokèmon super fan about its Ingress heritage, its amazing impact on millions of people young and old suddenly getting tons of exercise, and game and social dynamics.

Jay’s first week living in an RV full time, camping at the Old Threshers Reunion campground. This year’s reunion is September 1st - 5th in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. With over 2,000 exhibits & attractions you should not miss it. 30-35 thousand visitors attended in 2015. It’s an amazing event.

The OPS Board is 9 publically elected volunteers who oversee the $848M annual OPS budget serving 51,000 students. If you live in Distict 3, Alex would appreciate your vote this November. We talk about his motivations to run, how OPS works, and how to improve it. Also how PTAs/PTOs work, last October’s sex ed public meeting that turned ugly, and student population forecasting frustrations.

Ever ridden your motorcycle from Nebraska to the northern tip of Alaska and the southern tip of South America? Frank Tabor has. Listen in amazement to a few of his stories of thousands of miles on two wheels.

In response to episode 11, Dave Kerber (of episode 9) and Alec Larsen (of episode 0) join Jay to talk prohibition again, mostly focusing on guns. Is governmental prohibition of anything ever a good thing?

Jay and Hasani Hunter chat about all types of Prohibition: drugs, alcohol, guns, tobacco, gambling, prostitution. Does prohibition work? When is it a good / bad idea? Is Jay a massive hypocrite when it comes to drugs vs. guns?

Andre Simones , an agile coach and trainer with One80 Services walks Jay through Agile best practices, including effort estimation and velocity metrics known as Story Points. Jay thought Agile practices were only used in computer programming, but he was wrong!

In early June Dave Kerber of Agape Red left all his material possessions behind, was dropped off in downtown Omaha, and lived homeless for a week. Where did he sleep? What did he eat? Who did he meet?

Jay talks with Jim Hannah about humanity’s pressing need to eliminate nuclear weapons.

Jay talks with David Hawley about a book he found: What’s Wrong With Eating People? by Peter Cave

Jay talks with a law enforcement professional about recent controversies including charges of racism in Ferguson Missouri and New York City, the militarization of police, etc.

Patrick John Stevans , Nick Nisi , and Jay chat about VoterSnap.com, the election process in general, and open sourcing a closed source project.

Dan Linder and Jay chat about Net Neutrality.

What if you never had to worry about food again? Nick Nisi and Jay chat about Soylent , a “food product (classified as a food, not a supplement, by the FDA) designed for use as a staple meal by all adults. Each serving of Soylent provides maximum nutrition with minimum effort.”

Hi there. My name’s Matt Wynn. I’m a web developer and reporter with the Omaha World-Herald. I write stories that uncover problems, advocate for the open web and build apps that let people make the news their own.

Matt McKeever ( email ) is an attorney in Omaha interested in the legal and commercial aspects of Bitcoin. He’s also one of the co-organizers of the Omaha Bitcoin Meetup Group .

Anarcho-capitalism (also referred to as free-market anarchism, market anarchism, private-property anarchism, libertarian anarchism) is a political philosophy which advocates the elimination of the state in favor of individual sovereignty, private property, and open markets.