Adult Education

As we get older our interest in learning seems to wane. Life gets in the way and educating ourselves becomes less important. My name is Jeff St. Pierre and I fell into that trap. Now I'm craving information. Join me for Adult Education, a podcast that aims to bring conversations with experts in all different fields so we can learn a little something new.

Adult Education is a health podcast hosted by Jeff St. Pierre, with 199 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Jeff St. Pierre hosts Adult Education, a health show with 199 episodes published.

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  Episode #186

  Shane Maziekien from Turn Two on Rediscovering Passion

  Sep 28, 202641 min

  For a long time it was said that punk rock was a young man's game. Being in a punk band was something you did in high school or your early to mid 20's. But at some point you have to grow up and become an adult. It's a tale as old as time. So, what happens to all of those punks when they get older? Turns out a lot of them are picking back up their guitars. Shane Maziekien is the drummer for the New Jersey band Turn Two. He joins me on the show today to talk about his history in music, how the band Turn Two came together, and what it's like to have a second shot at music. Check out Turn Two on socials @turntwoband and take a listen to their new EP "Never Meant To Fit."

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  Episode #184

  Introducing Mitch Rip

  Sep 21, 202640 min

  Over the last few months I've fallen back in love with music. I turned my TikTok account into a music discussion. Check it out @stpierreonair . Through this experiment I've been able to discover a lot of new, and developing, artists, and I've made some great connections. I'm going to have a lot of these artists on the podcast. The first one is Mitch Rip. He dropped a song late in 2025 called 'Hot Boyfriend.' This song is such a jam. It pleases me to bring you a conversation with Mitch.

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  Episode #183

  Conspiracies and Conspiracy Theories with Uncover Up's Lee Kuhnle & Nathan Radke

  Jul 23, 202649 min

  I love a good conspiracy theory and the discourse that can surround it. But, doesn't it feel like conspiracy theories are becoming much more rampant? The stories are starting to get larger and wilder. I saw a neighbor on the nextdoor app blame potholes in our neighborhood on an evil cabal of blood drinking democrats. Feels like a stretch to me. Lee Kuhnle and Nathan Radke have been hosting the Uncover Up podcast for the last decade. They've finally taken their knowledge to the book world with 'Uncover Up: How To Think Clearly In An Age Of Conspiracies.' We got to discuss a lot about how things have changed, how people can get wrapped up in a conspiracy theory and how the wilder they get the more detrimental they are to our democracy. I hope you enjoy our conversation. The book is released July 28th via ECW Press.

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  Episode #182

  The Unskippables - Tyler CHilders' "Purgatory" with Sheyna Gee

  Jun 17, 202636 min

  Most of the time when I ask artists about albums that inspired them they will reference an artist or album that came out when they were younger. Or, maybe one that came out when they were learning how to play music. They tend to be choices that had a major impact on their growth with music. In today's episode, country artist Sheyna Gee and I will talk about Tyler Childers' 2017 release "Purgatory."

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  Episode #181

  The Unskippables - Eric Church's "The Outsiders" with Payton Smith

  May 26, 202636 min

  It's been a long hiatus but my series called The Unskippables is back. I speak with a musician about an album they think is perfect from start to finish. An album with no skips. This week I caught up with my old friend Payton Smith. I say "old" because I met him 7 years ago, but he's still 26. I've been following his career since he was a teenager. Payton is such an impressive songwriter and guitar player. In this episode we discuss Eric Church's album "The Outsiders." Despite being one of his least commercially accessible albums, "The Outsiders" has been a standout to the Church Choir and all of his fans. Payton and I discuss how he found himself in Nashville at such a young age, how the pandemic derailed all of his momentum and how Eric Church has always been an inspiration to him.

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