HeyJaredMy Hill To Die On
Everyone has things they are passionate about; things we want our friends to try and experience. So we’ve convinced each other to try different things. We talk about these experiences to see if we can just get one more person to join us on our hill to die on.
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98: Effects of the Time Period in Space (opens the original)
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Recorded June 28, 2026 Rockets, Martians, and a terrible lack of communication. This week we have Nate's programming projects, a game from Ryan, and "guilty pleasure" soda. After that, there are lots, and lots... and lots of rockets. Then, Nate and Ryan turn their attention to the main media, The Martian Contingency, where they discussed the importance of good communication, cultural context, some examples of Chekhov's gun that may as well have been a cannon. Connect with us Become a member: myh
97: A Million to One Chance Always Works Out (opens the original)
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Recorded June 7, 2026 Girls don't marry princes all the time, so why should today be any different? This episode Nate and Ryan talk about running, heat, logic games, and board games. Then, after discussing altered and retold fairy tales, they talk about the power of stories, travelogues, how to talk "foreign", and the power of cats over vampires in their discussion of Witches Abroad by Terry Pratchett. Connect with us Become a member: myhilltodieon.com/members Email: myhilltodieon@gmail.com Redd
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