Horatio Alger
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Oct 31, 2026
April 12th, 1986 - Mets vs Phillies
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25:04Vin ScullySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Take another look.
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25:07Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's the old Horatio Alger, but on the ground ball.
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25:09Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Schmidty thinks that Carlton's going to be there, and he just isn't.
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25:13Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He hardly looked.
Episode 17: How Health Impacts Creative Productivity - and what is productivity anyway?
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41:46Kathryn VercilloHOST
And that has been a story that is running through our work history as Americans.
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41:51Kathryn VercilloHOST
And certainly something that I have constantly, um, been bombarded by, um, Horatio Alger helped, not the word I really want, but facilitate that flip of the meaning of the word bootstraps.
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42:08Kathryn VercilloHOST
His novels from the 1860s and 1870s often told stories of poor boys who rose through pluck.
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42:17Kathryn VercilloHOST
I love, I do like that word, pluckiness, who rose through pluck, hard work and good habits.
"You Shouldn't Kill to Get Ahead": Reimagining Wealth and Power in America w/ Author Chris Rivers (G&R 539)
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18:01Chris RiversGUEST
That's insane.
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18:03Scott ParkinHOST
I think listening to you talk about that is how many Einsteins are born in the wrong zip code I think about that film Good Will Hunting which is a kid who's like an Einstein who's born in the wrong zip code but still is able to make it out but I feel like that is the sort of the Alger Hiss, up by your bootstraps, American mythology that everyone likes.
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18:25Scott ParkinHOST
That's a lefty movie.
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18:26Scott ParkinHOST
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, they named Chomsky and Zinn and all of that.
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18:30Scott ParkinHOST
But it's still, it's an Alger Hiss, in many ways, it's an Alger Hiss story.
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18:33Scott ParkinHOST
And I think Americans are really still, even though that was 100, 200 years ago that those stories emerged, that Americans are still bought in with that.
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18:44Chris RiversGUEST
Totally.
Candidate Profile: Lindsay DeFranco (D, HD 47)
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12:55Lyndsey CoatesHOST
going to affect them.
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12:57Lyndsey CoatesHOST
And that leads me to my next point was that Craig in that episode brought up the, where we had talked about the Horatio Alger story, the pull yourself up by the bootstraps and that kind of thing.
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13:08Lyndsey CoatesHOST
I didn't go back and listen to that episode where he references that, but I think he was just making the point that Democrats don't believe in that anymore.
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13:15Lyndsey CoatesHOST
And I think I may have said probably not, but I want to correct the record right now that I, I don't necessarily believe in the...
How Could I Be An Addict If My Dad Is Dr. Drew? | Paulina Pinsky
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45:45Paulina PinskyGUEST
Because, you know, when I was a self-pitying drug addict, I was like, well, why is this my life? You know? And I think part of why I'm experiencing this is because...
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45:56Paulina PinskyGUEST
Being famous is the contemporary Horatio Alger model.
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46:01Paulina PinskyGUEST
It's the contemporary pull yourself by the bootstraps.
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46:03Paulina PinskyGUEST
And if you're famous, you'll be rich and you'll be happy.
Sarah Matthews and Pablo Torre: The Pedophile Protection Party
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66:26Pablo TorreGUEST
Yeah.
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66:27Pablo TorreGUEST
I was wondering like what kind of like Horatio Alger story involves the Cheesecake Factory? Yeah.
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66:34Pablo TorreGUEST
Like I'm not like I would rank various.
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66:37Pablo TorreGUEST
I'm like more of an Outback guy.
BardsFM Health & Wellness: Escaping the Medical Matrix with Dr. Lee Merritt │ BardsFM
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29:12Lee MerrittGUEST
Okay.
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29:13Lee MerrittGUEST
So my dad who grew up, he was kind of a Horatio Alger story.
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29:16Lee MerrittGUEST
I mean, he grew up dirt, poor farmer's kid, you know, didn't have a dime to rub together, worked his way through college and then dental school.
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29:24Lee MerrittGUEST
And then he ended up opening his dental office the day the banks closed for the depression, so that didn't work out.
April 12th, 1986 - Mets vs Phillies
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25:34Vin ScullySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Take another look.
J
25:37Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's the old Horatio Alger, but on the ground ball.
J
25:40Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Schmidty thinks that Carlton's going to be there, and he just isn't.
J
25:43Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He hardly looked.
1986-04-12 - Mets at Phillies
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25:13Vin ScullyHOST
Take another look.
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25:15Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's the old Horatio Alger, but on the ground ball.
J
25:18Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Schmidty thinks that Carlton's going to be there, and he just isn't.
J
25:22Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He hardly looked.
April 12th, 1986 - Mets vs Phillies
V
25:04Vin ScullyHOST
Take another look.
J
25:07Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's the old Horatio Alger, but on the ground ball.
J
25:09Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Schmidty thinks that Carlton's going to be there, and he just isn't.
J
25:13Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He hardly looked.
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