8.2.16: How to Talk About Politics, Failed Olympic Bids, & The Father of Extreme Skiing

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Summary: Emily Post said: "Never talk about politics or religion.” But with candidates so divisive, and voters so impassioned, it's tough to follow that particular bit of advice. On today’s show, a polite guide to political conversation. First tip? Know what you're trying to accomplish. Later in the show, we'll look at why Chicago is still paying for its failed bid to host the 2016 Olympics, and talk to the author of a new book who traced the tracks of extreme skier Doug Coombs, from earning his chops on

8.2.16: How to Talk About Politics, Failed Olympic Bids, &amp; The Father of Extreme Skiing

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8.2.16: How to Talk About Politics, Failed Olympic Bids, & The Father of Extreme Skiing