The Blunder Years, Episode 29: Early-20s misguided friends to late-30s analyzing each other
17 years after becoming friends, me and Diana try to analyze each other using in-market assessment tools. Holler. Continue Reading
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The Blunder Years, Episode 27: Cancer, assuming risk, faith in God, raising daughters, and getting bread
Turning to faith in times of struggle + understanding how much risk humans can reasonably assume + a lot more. Continue Reading
So much of work is just about pretending to be an adult
We want work to be this virtuous, important thing in our lives — but in reality it’s often just a place we go and pretend to be adults. Continue Reading
That last normal day
When you think the shit has completely hit the fan for you, the reality is usually that it’s just the beginning of something else. Continue Reading
The Blunder Years, Episode 24: On male anxiety and depression
Male anxiety probably needs to be discussed a little bit more than it currently is. So, here’s 31 minutes where it does come up. Continue Reading
The Blunder Years, Episode 23: Sex robots, guys after 35, and people at Target (plus China)
Two close male friends shooting the shit on a wide variety of different stuff, including geopolitics, nuclear families, and Target. Continue Reading
Lent 2020: Quit drinking, go to AA meetings more
An effort to consistently be the best person I can, well, consistently be — in a couple of parts. Continue Reading
The Blunder Years, Episode 21: Apple and … possible nuclear war?
If you’ve ever wanted to have a conversation about what it’s like to work for Apple and then, 10 minutes later, talk about World War III … well, this is your podcast episode. Continue Reading