17 - Peter Sagal

Tangentially Speaking with Christopher Ryan

Chris Ryan

Arts, Society & Culture

4.8 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 14 February 2013

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Peter Sagal is the coolest dude on NPR. He joins Chris to talk about fitness, the Constitution, and radio fame.

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0:00.0	He said, baby, what's the big deal?
0:02.5	Feel what you want to feel?
0:05.4	Say what you want to say, you're going to die one day.
0:11.8	For example, I could kiss you just because I want to.
0:17.6	What's the difference if you turn away?
0:20.2	I'm going to die one day.
0:23.8	Why do you waste your time thinking about it?
0:26.6	Hey, welcome to another edition of San Gentially Speaking.
0:29.8	We'll get to the interview with Peter Segal, fascinating guy.
0:33.6	Very cool, dude.
0:34.6	The host of NPRs, wait, wait, don't tell me.
0:37.6	We'll get to that in just a minute.
0:38.8	But first I wanted to remind you that you can support the podcast
0:43.2	by going to theferralaudio.com page.
0:47.2	Click through to Ten Gentially Speaking.
0:49.8	And you'll see an Amazon affiliate link there.
0:52.8	If you click on that link and then go in and order some stuff from Amazon,
0:56.6	we get about, I think it's about a 5% cut of whatever you order.
1:00.4	It doesn't cost you anything more, but it's a pretty easy way
1:03.8	to support the podcast if you're going to be spending some money
1:07.8	at Amazon anyway.
1:09.4	We just get a little piece of their cut.
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