In Search of an Argument
Claim This Podcastby Jim Gentile, Shelly Cummings, John Heintz and Peggy Bennett
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<p>Peggy in Grand Rapids, Jim in Silver Spring, Shelly in Indy and John in Chicago keep searching.</p>
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5/15/2020
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Recent Episodes
August 23, 2025
Do these genes make me look fat?
Host Jim and guest Shelley explore how genetics influence obesity risk, debating whether this knowledge empowers or anxieties listeners.
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April 27, 2025
Irritations: The Bottom Rack Manifesto
In this episode, Beth Shannon leads the group in a lively discussion about life's little irritations and pet peeves. The conversation begins with Jim sharing updates about unexpected visitors (including mice) in his New York apartment and his progress watching Virgin River. The group then dives into their individual annoyances: Shelley's frustrations with bad drivers and glasses management, Peggy's irritation with speech patterns and fake phone voices, John's concerns about language misuse, and Beth's strong opinions about dishwasher etiquette and public behavior. Throughout the episode, the hosts debate solutions to these everyday problems while sharing personal stories and plenty of laughs. Despite their complaints, the episode ends on a positive note with Beth sharing a heartwarming encounter she had during a rally in DC. This entertaining discussion reveals how our daily annoyances often reflect deeper values about consideration, efficiency, and respect.
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