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EPISODE · Feb 27, 2026 · 39 MIN

Raff's Brain #208: Drive & Jive - Zip Codes, Social Security & the Future of Freedom

from Raff's Brain · host Rob Raffety

Rob is back on the road from West Virginia to Arlington, and this Drive & Jive goes everywhere—in the best way.What begins as a casual riff about zip codes and phone numbers evolves into reflections on:Memory and how technology rewires our brainsIdentity shifts from “Robby” to “Rob” and maybe back againAdvice for young people navigating life transitionsAI, healthcare, and the future of workCultural resilience and preserving the American spirit of entrepreneurshipMentoring students through Marginal Revolution UniversityIt’s nostalgic. It’s philosophical. It’s lightly chaotic. It’s peak Drive & Jive.Rob explores how change—technological, generational, cultural—is constant. The real question is whether we adapt with flexibility and courage.If you’ve ever wondered what happened to the brain cells that used to memorize your friends’ phone numbers… this episode’s for you.📞 Call the Raff's Brain Hotline! Pick a topic, make a statement, ask a question! 571-408-8058.

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Rob is back on the road from West Virginia to Arlington, and this Drive & Jive goes everywhere—in the best way. What begins as a casual riff about zip codes and phone numbers evolves into reflections on: Memory and how technology rewires our brainsIdentity shifts from “Robby” to “Rob” and maybe back againAdvice for young people navigating life transitionsAI, healthcare, and the future of workCultural resilience and preserving the American spirit of entrepreneurshipMentoring students throu...

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