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A very new year

Tommy Danger (FMAO Exit Interview)

Irina (One Year Later)

World Cup Fever

Black Pills Matter (Part 2)

Love is Blind

Black Pills Matter (Part 1)

There is no try?

Introversion is for real

Filling the cup(s)

Reaching out

In the Grey

Bring back masks?!

What's causing all those excess deaths?

Easy come, easy go

Lover vs Fighter

Confidence & Vulnerability

The In-between

Good lies

Can we talk?

Introversion 23.0: The Last Dance

We’ve reached episode #23, and if you’ve been listening to the Introversion podcast, you’ve probably heard me mentioning I wanted to do an episode on “The Last Dance” (the documentary on Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls)… so obviously I couldn’t allow episode #23 to come and go withOUT it being “The Last Dance” episode. So here we go… If you’ve got The Last Dance in your watchlist but just haven’t gotten around to it yet, I recommend watching it first and then coming back here to listen to this episode as an epilogue of sorts. Otherwise, if you had no intention of watching The Last Dance (or don’t even care about Jordan or basketball in general), I recommend listening to this episode right now. What I say today is about so much more than just basketball. I always talk about LIFE in the Introversion podcast… and today is no different. Specifically, I get into 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. Likes & comments welcome as always, and perhaps share this video with Jordan/Bulls fans. If you’ve been enjoying the podcast, please give it a 5-star rating in the Apple Podcasts app. It really helps with the algorithms and all that.

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A very new year

Today I am finally back with the Introversion podcast, although kind of putting this baby to rest... as I share my realization as to what this podcast IS... and ISN'T.  As much as I may have had some lofty aspirations for it in the past, I've realized that this podcast, at the end of the day, is really just for *me*... a place to vent, to pontificate, to get ideas out of my head and out there into the ether, where I can reflect on experiences and explore ideas, etc.
Today I am finally back with the Introversion podcast, although kind of putting this baby to rest... as I share my realization as to what this podcast IS... and ISN'T.  As much as I may have had some lofty aspirations for it in the past, I've realized that this podcast, at the end of the day, is really just for *me*... a place to vent, to pontificate, to get ideas out of my head and out there into the ether, where I can reflect on experiences and explore ideas, etc.

Tommy Danger (FMAO Exit Interview)

My final guest interview of 2022... of course had to be my boy Tommy Danger. Listen in as we discuss how we conceived FMAO (For Mature Audiences Only) and then aborted it a few months later.
My final guest interview of 2022... of course had to be my boy Tommy Danger. Listen in as we discuss how we conceived FMAO (For Mature Audiences Only) and then aborted it a few months later.

Irina (One Year Later)

A lot has transpired in Irina's life since last we spoke on the Introversion podcast a year+ ago. Today she gives us an update... as we delve into learning from our mistakes, setting boundaries with people, and more.
A lot has transpired in Irina's life since last we spoke on the Introversion podcast a year+ ago. Today she gives us an update... as we delve into learning from our mistakes, setting boundaries with people, and more.

World Cup Fever

I've been infected by World Cup Fever this past couple weeks... hence I've fallen behind on pretty much EVERY aspect of my life. Been enjoying the games, but... with my black pill heart, it's not like the good old days.
I've been infected by World Cup Fever this past couple weeks... hence I've fallen behind on pretty much EVERY aspect of my life. Been enjoying the games, but... with my black pill heart, it's not like the good old days.

Black Pills Matter (Part 2)

Today I continue the new BLACK PILL series (in MUCH greater depth than in Part 1). Moving right along... I explain the progression from blue pill to red pill... and the subsequent black pill malaise that often results. Ultimately I intend to make the case for why being black-pilled is actually not all that bad... essentially making the best of the worst case scenario that is modern society.
Today I continue the new BLACK PILL series (in MUCH greater depth than in Part 1). Moving right along... I explain the progression from blue pill to red pill... and the subsequent black pill malaise that often results. Ultimately I intend to make the case for why being black-pilled is actually not all that bad... essentially making the best of the worst case scenario that is modern society.

Why Society Hates Creative People (And What To Do About It)

Why do companies hate creativity? They might say they value innovative or divergent thinking, but realistically, most businesses rely on repeatable, formulaic results. Society also places an emphasis on convenience over craftsmanship. As if it wasn't hard enough, creatives, designers, and artists are their own worst enemy. So what can be done? Design and creative professionals are some of the most celebrated and underappreciated people, all at the same time. Our life would be far more boring without creative masterpieces, but society totally takes our contribution for granted. Why is that? On another note, why does society fear creative people so much?
Why do companies hate creativity? They might say they value innovative or divergent thinking, but realistically, most businesses rely on repeatable, formulaic results. Society also places an emphasis on convenience over craftsmanship. As if it wasn't hard enough, creatives, designers, and artists are their own worst enemy. So what can be done? Design and creative professionals are some of the most celebrated and underappreciated people, all at the same time. Our life would be far more boring without creative masterpieces, but society totally takes our contribution for granted. Why is that? On another note, why does society fear creative people so much?

Love is Blind

LOVE IS BLIND (SEASON 3) is a wrap! So now I can go full throttle on the show I love to hate (and I hate myself for loving). So bad, it's... actually good?
LOVE IS BLIND (SEASON 3) is a wrap! So now I can go full throttle on the show I love to hate (and I hate myself for loving). So bad, it's... actually good?
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