123. (Henry) Rollins, Redux: Monogamy+Genius+Violence
Two classic episodes from Think Again's origins, reunited at last.
November 4, 2017
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123. (Henry) Rollins, Redux: Monogamy+Genius+Violence
Summary
Jason Gots: Let’s cast our minds back to June 2015, before Donald Trump as president seemed even a remote possibility. We had just launched Think Again, and for our second episode (and not much more than my second interview) ever I was talking with the musician and spoken word artist Henry Rollins, who I’d admired since high school. This was over the phone, New York to LA, on a Friday or Saturday night, and it was EPIC. Henry is a man of many thoughts and words, and noob interviewer that I was I could barely get a word in edgewise, which was just fine. He had plenty to say.
So lengthy was this episode in fact that we originally split it into two. Today, for your listening pleasure, with our old theme song intact, along with our old way of having the producers introduce the surprise clips they picked for us to discuss, I give you Henry Rollins Redux – two classic episodes of Think Again, reunited at last.
Surprise conversation-starter clips in this episode:
Dan Savage on monogamy, James Gleick on genius, Paul Ekman on police violence
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