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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2026 · 1H 30M

50 Years Later: Life, Labor, and Lessons Since 1976

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DetailsIt's been 50 years since 1976 — and the world looks nothing like it did. Daniel and McKyler take a reflective look at what life actually felt like for an average American adult male in 1976: waking up, drinking coffee, punching the clock at a factory job, and calling it a life well-lived. Along the way, we dig into the top books and movies of the era, the moment the Apple Computer changed everything, a brief but chilling look at why serial killers seemed to dominate the headlines — and we turn the mirror on ourselves for our 50th episode milestone. What have we learned? What's changed? And what, somehow, hasn't?Links[PLACEHOLDER LINK 1][PLACEHOLDER LINK 2][PLACEHOLDER LINK 3]PatronsThank you all to all our patrons for supporting usLiz D.Seth T.Irvin H.DaDogMiles T.Kirk K.Looking for more? Join our Patreon for bonus content: Support this PodcastDiscordJoin our Discord channel: https://discord.gg/FYg6T5q7xK---Copyright 2026 Doing Learning

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