Roger and Tom talk about how schools work from classrooms, to lunch, to well no they didn’t talk about learning. They also chat about politics a little right at the end. Including the Iowa Electronic Markets.
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Roger and Tom are joined by the Giz Wiz and OhDoctah and the conversation ranges from the meaning of social media, to the variations of fame on the Internet to what TV shows folks like to watch these days.
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We delve into what makes a high school story interesting to people not in high school. Why does Roger like Glee but not so much Veronica Mars? That leads to what makes an interesting TV show at all.
Roger and Tom chat on why food seems to be improving in the US, and what makes large organizations like schools and corporations fail so miserably at being exceptional.