Rational Rage: Children Are The Future pt.2

from Rational Rage · host Spiro Antonopoulos

Picking up right where we left off from last week we get into people who want to have kids but don't want to be parents. We analyze how life experiences shape us into the adults we become and things get personal when Jimmy T. opens up about his childhood and family history. This and more on the world's most dangerous podcast! Follow us on social media: Rational Rage Network WEB: https://www.rationalragenetwork.podbean.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/rationalrage TWITTER: @rational_rage INSTAGRAM: @rational.rage Get an Unlimited Hosting Plan with Podbean and help support this show. https://www.podbean.com/rationalrage or Sign up for a Business Hosting Plan and help support this show. https://www.podbean.com/pro/rationalrage

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