Get ready.

Jack and Miles from your favorite podcast, The Daily Zeitgeist, are having a super fun event at State Farm Park in I Heartland.

They're going to chat about Generation Gaps, looking at all the differences between young people today.

So don't miss this special event starting Thursday,

November 9th at 7 p.m. eastern at State Farm Park

and I Heartland in Fortnite, available all weekend long.

Be sure to say hi to Jake from State Farm on the big screen.

Beat his high score and park core and snap a selfie at the selfie booth.

Visit iHeartRadio.com slash iHeartland to start playing today. Welcome to Before Breakfast, a production of I Heart Radio.

Good morning.

This is Laura. Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast. Today's

tip is to rediscover some old-fashioned forms of fun. Many of these were

deliberately about filling time, or some might say, killing time.

Modern sorts often feel we don't have time for such things.

But over the past few weeks, well, we've learned otherwise. The circumstances aren't ideal, but the

good news is that on the other side of the world's lockdown to slow the spread of the

coronavirus, we'll have expanded our repertoire of fun.

If you've read much literature written before the advent of radio and

television you've probably noticed something. Authors such as Charles Dickens or Jane Austin or Herman Melville

wrote stories in a slightly less economical fashion than modern authors. The plots take

longer. The sentences are more involved, but honestly, why not? They weren't

competing with cable. People didn't have other things to do to fill the hours after dinner and before bed. So length wasn't a downside in the way

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