Scripted Segments: 0:53 - Hamline Athlete of the Week: Joshua Thompsen, Track and Field 2:42 - Gas or Pass 5:33 - Hot Topic 11:26 - Debate: Searing heat or freezing cold? Unscripted Bits: 14:18 - Debate: First place to go in A Quiet Place 20:39 - Thought Experiment: What are humans like in their natural state? 25:25 - Who was Gorag and Alaskan Airlines flight 261 27:34 - Reliving old memories 33:28 - Discussing nostalgic songs 36:32 - Super Bowl LVI and is football rigged? 38:30 - Outro Thank you for listening! Please consider donating to the show to help keep both ends of the tin-can and string functioning! -Michael Kurtz and Maddie Urness --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michael5741/support

Welcome to Lights Out! The podcast where two college students talk about life at Hamline University after dark. Today, Michael Kurtz and Maddie Urness introduce themselves and go down several rabbit holes, discussing whatever comes to mind. This week, Michael and Maddie discuss their religious journeys, opinions on pop culture, and stories from the recent past. If you enjoy what you hear, feel free to leave a donation! One or two dollars here and there is greatly appreciated! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michael5741/support

Welcome to Lights Out! The podcast where two college students talk about life at Hamline University after dark. Today, Michael Kurtz and Maddie Urness introduce themselves and go down several rabbit holes, discussing whatever comes to mind.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michael5741/support

Michael and John sit down for a nice chat about the sport of Track and Field. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michael5741/support

Michael Kurtz and John Wombacher sit down for a half an hour discussion about whether or not Waconia should start implementing solar panels as their main source of energy. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michael5741/support