Sup with all the supps these days? Here's my take on nutritional supplements, namely post-workout protein powder.

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For those who have consistently listened to this podcast, you'll have noticed that I broke my 25-week streak of weekly episodes. Here's what I did in the meantime. Feel free to contact me at [email protected]

As the economist John Maynard Keynes once said, "In the long run, we're all dead," so how do we balance living in the past, present, and future? 

In this episode, I describe my experience of talking less and listening more at gatherings, letting people brag about themselves - so that I can learn from their successes. 

Remember when determining the color of a dress was a big deal on the internet? Remember when rappers Eminem and MGK dissed each other? At the end of these conflicts, who wins? 

Thank you to everyone who has been a listener and a fan. Feel free to email me at [email protected] for suggestions

Thousands of plays in 20 different countries - what else can I say besides thank you? Feel free to contact me at [email protected]. I'd love to hear your feedback and suggestions!

"If you look at the statistics" is a phrase that grinds my gears. In this episode, I discuss the limitations of sharing "hard facts" when it comes to convincing the public to take some kind of action. 

The United States election is just around the corner...and it's more than just voting for a Donald or a Joe. A big shoutout to my international listeners who help spread An Untrained Thought around the globe. Your listenership is greatly appreciated.

Personal touch, whether it's by doing something thoughtful for someone, or the result of physically being around humans, is something we don't have right now, given the current state of the world. It's so important, and I may have taken it for granted before the pandemic started.

Ever heard such-and-such is "just a social construct" as if it's simply make-belief? In this episode, I discuss social constructs and how they have real implications—even if we as a society made them up back in the day.