Hey Phileas, let's talk about Iran

About this episode

The episode discusses the unintended consequences of the war in Iran, social health care in Ireland, and the cultural significance of being a Minnesotan.

Hey Phileas, this week Patrick talks about the unintended consequences of the war in Iran, Bart talks about social health care in Ireland and Gunnar tells about what it means to be a Minnesotan and the various connotations of Ice Out. If you're interested in becoming an AWESOME contributor please fill out this form: ➡️➡️ https://forms.gle/KJdRRqh4ngERAu7G7 ⬅️⬅️ Or just send a letter directly (with a few details about you) to phileas@frenchspin.com -- Patrick I'm on BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/notpatrick.com Come chat on Discord: https://notpatrick.com/discord/ The Phileas Club 208 - let's talk about Iran Contributors: Patrick does podcasts for a living and hails from France (and often Finland) with his wonderful wife and two kids. Bart is a cybersecurity specialist and podcaster originally from Flanders in Belgium but living in Ireland since the age of four. Bart podcasts about cybersecurity, programming, the art and craft of photography, and all things Apple. Bart now lives west of Dublin at boundary between urban and rural Ireland with his husband of twelve years. Gunnar Carlson (he/him) is a lifelong resident of Minnesota and loves the outdoors and working on equity and…

People in this episode

Host: Patrick

Guests: Bart, Gunnar Carlson

Topics covered

• Iran
• social health care
• Minnesota
• outdoor recreation
• equity
• podcasting

Keywords

• Iran
• social health care
• Minnesota
• outdoor recreation
• podcasting
• equity
• Bart
• Gunnar Carlson

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Riverton Community Housing

Places: Iran, Ireland, Minnesota

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