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Hindsight is 2020

Hindsight is 2020

Hindsight is 2020. Before we move on to 2021, let's reflect on the god awful dumpster fire that was 2020.

Brian R.

My good old friend Brian R. is back on the podcast… and we delve into the issues of the day: the 2020 election, pandemic, NWO and The Great Reset, sipping Kool-aid, media bias, censorship, and it would be remiss of us to not address the phenomenon of TDS (Trump Derangement Syndrome), for which sadly there is no cure.
Election Week

Election Week

Election Day turns into Election WEEK. Would you expect any less of 2020? Well... it's all over now. Or is it?
Censorship

Censorship

I've been censored. And I am clearly not the only one. Things are getting worse & worse with censorship as we approach Election day. What am I / what are we going to do about it?
Lydia B

Lydia B.

Today Lydia B. and I delve into politics (and a little bit about the pandemic) as we rapidly approach Election Day.
Titanic

Titanic

Today I pose some poignant questions… Is the (Titanic) ship going down? And if so, what are you going to do about it?
Too much

Too much

There’s TOO MUCH happening out there for me to wrap my head around, and also TOO MUCH happening in my own life. Not necessarily all bad things, but just… well… too much of everything. Sorry if I’m all over the place with this episode, but what can I say… this is the state of affairs these days.
Ryan Dunn

Ryan Dunn

In today’s episode, my long lost friend Ryan Dunn and I discuss fear & vulnerability in interacting with other humans, separating art from the artist, meeting & working with celebrities, the disconnect with your previous life after changing your name, the pandemic, civil war?, and the state of affairs in American politics.
The Last Dance

The Last Dance

It's EPISODE #23, so of course I had to create The Last Dance episode that I've been mentioning this past month. Using The Last Dance as a springboard, let's discuss the power of memories, how achieving greatness (or anything) in life requires sacrifice, the pros and cons of being competitive, the interplay between sports & politics, and what makes life worth living.
Francis

Online Friend Simulator

In 2019 I started listening to the Online Friend Simulator podcast (run by Francis — AKA The Other Guy). Today I’m stoked to share my recent conversation with Francis. We delved into a lot, including social media toxicity, friendship, zoom weddings, politics, podcasting, and love in the time of coronavirus.
Tommy Danger

Tommy Danger (Return of the Open Mic Bomber)

Danger's back, and man did we get into it... a massive, throbbing 4 HOURS. Toxic masculinity at its finest!
Obi Onyejekwe

Obi Onyejekwe

Today I discuss systemic racism, police reform, gentrification, redlining, citizenship, and education & economic opportunity with my friend Obi Onyejekwe. ONLY WHITE PEOPLE CAN BE RACIST? Let’s get into it…

Brian

A bit of an experimental episode today… my friend Brian and I used the “Alt Right: Age of Rage” documentary on Netflix as a springboard for our conversation. In the process we ended up discussing Nazi sympathizers in the U.S., education, Oregon’s racist history, #BlackLivesMatter vs #AllLivesMatter, coronavirus policy making, and more.

Drew Tarvin

Today I am joined by the one and only Drew Tarvin. A very special Introversion podcast episode where we discuss the intricacies of "humor" vs "comedy", echo chambers, white privilege and systemic racism, police brutality, media bias and data analysis, salary negotiation, and more.

Independence Day

It’s July 4th, 2020… “Independence Day”. What does that mean to you? What does that mean to me? Let's get into it...

Scott Adams

Apparently I'm an even bigger fan of Scott Adams than I thought I was. Loved this interview... specifically the "talent stacking" concept, which is essentially what I've been doing throughout my career.

Coleman Hughes on Black Lives Matter

Been quickly becoming a big fan of Coleman Hughes recently. This is one of the best perspectives I've heard on Black Lives Matter, race relations, and police brutality.

Why so serious?

Time for another Introversion podcast episode. WHY SO SERIOUS? Let's get into it...

Thom

In today’s episode, Thom Pulliam and I discuss UnicornTalent.club, the pandemic, protests & riots, reparations, police brutality, the media & freedom of press, apologizing for the sins of others, _____ lives matter, & more.

Panic Porn

Bill Maher calls on the news media to calm down and give a proper perspective to their coverage of COVID-19.
Bill Maher

Thank you Bill Maher.

Thank you Bill Maher for being a voice of reason in unreasonable times. ??
Lyme Disease is racist.

Lyme Disease is racist.

Yeah, calling Lyme Disease "Lyme Disease" because it originated in Lyme, Connecticut... SO racist. ?
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