Show Notes
A Minneapolis café built around a socialist business model is closing its doors, raising questions about whether its approach was financially sustainable. Stu Burguiere and Dave Landau discuss the closure of Modern Times Café and what it reveals about running a business. Then, author and “historian” Josh Jennings joins Stu and Dave to discuss his unusual new Civil War coloring book. Finally, rumors about Kim Jong Un’s death circulate online — until photos released by North Korea show him shopping with his daughter.
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