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In a world of ever seeming conflict among ideologies and aspirations, it's easy to get caught up in the chaos. But what if you were able to see it from a different angle? This is a show for the young at heart who enjoy a lighthearted, yet incisive discussion about the nature of our human condition. Each week, we tackle a topic about humanity and formulate practical knowledge and skills that can be applied to every aspect of our lives so that in turn, we may better ourselves, and our union with others.

Did someone say Craft Beer? Join us on our adventure to Granbury Texas, where we sit down with Grand Wood to learn from the brain behind Revolver Brewing.

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A conversation with former Marine and Police sergeant, Lorenzo Carrillo.

 

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Here's a brief overview of what's to come! And a short summary of Cal Newport's Book "So Good They Can't Ignore You."

Be sure to tune in next week for our episode on Leadership.

 

 

 

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What's your WHY? Do you need a purpose? In this episode, we talk about the power of introspection.

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Are your Human characteristics biologically or environmentally determined?

In this episode, we discuss the topic of Epigenetics and deliberate over human morality.

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Discover the maximum number of friends one can successfully maintain a healthy relationship with, and why we create friendships in the first place.

Today we're more connected with technology than ever before. But does that hinder our connection with Nature? Does it enhance it? Or are the two mutually exclusive? In this episode, we take a close look at these questions and offer up some personal anecdotes as we try and understand how experiencing nature relates to being human.

Recommended Books:

Become What You Are, Alan Watts

Travels in Alaska, John Muir

The Call of the Wild, Jack London

The Wilderness Warrior, Darrin Lunde

 

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