#415 From Conception to Completion: Tacking Creative Projects - Adam Skolnick
Hello friends, enemies, and AI spam robots. We did one of our first-ever live podcast events at The Lighthouse in Venice, California, a swan...
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#414 Intimacy Rewired - Amy Baldwin
This episode is with Amy Baldwin, a Somatic Sex and Relationship Coach (trained in the Somatica® Method), Certified Sex Educator, and host o...
#413 From Chubby Gamer to Jiu Jitsu Blackbelt - Leor Weiss
Leor Weiss has been training jiu jitsu since 2007, when, at eighteen, he walked into a gym and began what would become a near two-decade edu...
#412 The Power of Asking for Help - (Entrepreneur) Michael Chernow
Michael Chernow is a New York City restaurateur, entrepreneur, and television host who has spent over two decades building one of the more r...
#411 Write What Sells: TV, Audio, and the New Hollywood - Matthew Starr
A comedian who found his footing at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in New York, where he spent the better part of a decade as a house...
#410 Legalize Psychedelics - Jesse Gould
I’ve been out of the loop on the state of psychedelics these days, particularly in the realm of therapeutic legality. So, it was time for a...
#409 The Dane Reynolds Profile - Tony Andrews
Tony John Andrews hails from Rhode Island, which despite being the smallest U.S. state in terms of landmass, has the second greatest ratio o...
#408 Whatever Scares You, Go Do It - Derek Sivers (Repost)
In case you missed the last episode, my big news is that I relocated to Brooklyn for the next few months. My fingers are numb as I write thi...
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#407 Running a Big Creative Agency In a Small Town - David Littlejohn
Big news. I moved to New York for the next few months. My fiancé and I are renting a spot in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and I’ve already manage...
#406 Understanding Endometriosis - Soraya Simi
Hey Austin, Texas people. I’ll be doing a live reading of my new book at Patagonia Austin on January 8 at 7 pm. It’s a free event and you ca...
#405 Charging Jaws & Hunting Bucks - Wilem Banks (Repost)
In 2017, Wilem Banks ( @Wilembanks ) made headlines when he suffered a horrific fall at Mavericks and won WSL’s Wipeout of the Year (the mos...
#404 What Throwing Parties Can Teach You About Brand Strategy - Ned Lampert
Ned Lampert is an unpretentious dude with a bag of big ideas. As the founder of Zero Ambition, a creative and strategy studio that works wit...
#403 How to Die - My Mom (Kimberly)
In one of the early chapters of my book, my mom assembles her Gravity Kit, an assortment of belongings she’ll leave behind once gravity wins...
#402 The Hidden Benefits of Self-Publishing - Adam Skolnick
This podcast is with Adam Skolnick, an award-winning independent journalist and author covering adventure sports, environmental issues, trav...
#401 Photography & Psychedelics - Chris Burkard (Repost)
Tuesday, November 25: Book tour event at Patagonia Santa Cruz @7pm. It’s free. BYOP (Bring Your Own Parent). RSVP here . Okay, onto the podc...
#400 He Paddled 1,000 Miles Down Baja - Sean Janson (Repost)
Sean Jansen is a freelance writer and seasonal wilderness guide in Yellowstone National Park. He’s intense, slightly awkward, and deeply com...
#399 From Surfing Dungeons to Saving Coasts - Mike Schlebach
Mike Schlebach is a South African big-wave surfer and coastal-activist deeply rooted in the surf culture of Cape Town’s wild Atlantic coast....
#398 Navigating an AI Childhood w/ NY Times Writer Jess Grose
Jess Grose is an opinion writer at The New York Times covering parenting and culture, and the author of three books: Sad Desk Salad, a sharp...
#397 Gardening for the Formerly Incarcerated - Chris Buroughs
After serving 14 years in prison, 90 days of which were in solitary confinement, Chris Buroughs is now the director of Garden 31, a group th...