Dave and Isaac Discuss

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We return to continue the ENRON saga. In part 2 of Ken Lay we talk about the California Energy Crisis of 2000 and 2001.

Ken Lay, the son of a preacher, a political figure, and business man with a blind eye to mis-dealings. His life isn't contained to one episode! This two part edition of the show will cover the largest figure in the Enron story.

In mid 2001 Enron, the company leading innovation and growing in just about every way was helmed by a few men. One of them, Jeff Skilling. The COO and President then eventual CEO and 24 year long sentenced criminal.

Dave and Isaac have a very important message this edition. After poor oral hygiene for years, Dave pays the price. Listen to the duo explain why you should floss.

Dave rides solo this week talking the producer role of a podcaster. Listen in as Dave goes over what he uses to create this show and why he uses it.

Dave brings in good friend, Jackson as guest host this week. They talk the deep web, tor, the dark net, emps, and onion routing.

Dave and Isaac finish up the movie to book comparison in this original pilot for Dave and Isaac Discuss...

Dave and Isaac compare the book to the movie in this two parter. Recorded in 2012.

Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington was 41 years old when he took his life. He leaves behind a legacy in the form of thoughtful lyrics. Those lyrics sung with a powerful voice of raw talent and self taught vocal discipline.

Dave and Isaac gush over their favorite house pet. The four legged feline is one of our favorite companions, but why?

Dave is here to talk the angriest gamer you've ever heard, he's the angry Nintendo nerd, he's the angry Atari Sega nerd. He's the Angry Video Game Nerd.

Isaac is here to explain CRT TVs. #1 Rule: No Magnets! Well...it's complicated.

Dave is back to talk about the people behind the motion picture machines we love so much. From Eadweard Muybridge to the Lumière Brothers. A story of love, innovation, science, and murder. 

Isaac has another story from Russia, one of pure perseverance. The Trans-Siberian Railway is 6,152 miles of blood, sweat, and Russian pride.