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Mitch Wonders

An old Texan wonders about things. LOTS of things in today's world. From electric cars to contracts for sports stars. Our changing society to getting older.

Podcast · By Mitch · American English · US · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 7, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    #214 - Choosing America: A Life Built on the American Dream (opens the original)

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    At 25, Simone Vitale left Sicily for a job opportunity in America. Twenty-six years later, he has spent more than half his life here, built a career and family, and become an American citizen. In this episode, Simone shares what America looked like from Italy, what surprised him when he arrived, and why he believes the American Dream is still alive—but is often misunderstood. Opportunity, he says, isn't a gift. America gives you the freedom to pursue the life you want; what happens next is up to

  2. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    #213 Mitch Wonders: The Smart Home vs The Simple Life (opens the original)

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    Technology makes life easier. That's the pitch. Until, maybe, it starts making a few too many decisions for us. Mitch's good pal from Australia , Gavin, returns to Mitch Wonders for a conversation about smart homes, AI assistants, convenience creep, and the little habits we've adopted without ever really deciding to. We're not rejecting technology—we love plenty of it. The question is where each of us draws the line. (And you don't want to miss Gavin's borderline epic electric bike analogy!) Wha

  3. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    #212 Mitch Wonders: Who's In The Trenches? (opens the original)

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    It's football season, and 'Ol Mitch cant' help but wondering. We celebrate the touchdown. We cheer the quarterback. But what about the people doing the dirty work that makes everything else possible? What about dem dogs?! From football fields to factory floors, from parents to grandparents, and from friends to teachers, coaches, and mentors. Mitch and good buddy Vincent explore the people who rarely get the spotlight—but often deserve it the most. Mitch Wonders is where Texas porch talk meets li

  4. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    #211 Generation Jones: The Last Free Generation (opens the original)

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    Were you really a Baby Boomer—or did you grow up in a generation of your own? In this solo episode, Mitch goes solo to explore the often-overlooked "Generation Jones"—those born between the Baby Boomers and Generation X. From riding bikes until dark and fixing what broke to growing up through Watergate, inflation, and the dawn of the digital age, this episode looks at the unique experiences that shaped a generation that quietly bridged two very different Americas. Whether you call it Generation

  5. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    #210 Supersonic Dreams: The Business of the Impossible (opens the original)

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    This week, Mitch welcomes The Professor back to the porch to ask a simple question: Why did commercial aviation stop getting faster? From the rise and fall of Concorde to the new Boom Supersonic's attempt to cut flight times in half, we explore whether technology, economics, or regulation has been holding us back. Innovation versus optimization, the role of capitalism in bringing breakthrough ideas to everyday people, and why history is so often written by those willing to risk building what eve

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