Coffin Talk

Ted Whetstone is an executive coach who partners with senior leaders to transform how they think, lead, influence, and impact. Blending systems thinking with decades of operational and strategic experience—with small businesses and Fortune 100 companies—he empowers executives to ignite innovation and align stakeholders to drive breakthrough results. Ted holds an engineering degree from Cornell and is a credentialed coach with the International Coaching Federation. Check him out here!

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This is a missing episode of Coffin Talk that a guest signed off on, then later asked me to pull. I’m putting it behind a paywall for my loyal listeners, as a reward, but also because it’s a fantastic episode. Literally one of my favorites. Great guest, great rapport, great wisdom, and entertaining. Enjoy.

Jennifer Stirling is a Christ-centered astrologer, mother of four, grateful wife, and a "mother" to five milking goats. She is passionate about healing, faith, learning, teaching, and striving for a "thriving" life in all of its forms. After overcoming a 25-year stretch of chronic depression, she started the Overcome Depression Podcast to teach others how to heal permanently from depression.

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Autumn Kacian is a near-and-dear friend from college who is now a licensed massage therapist, national board certified health and wellness coach, and owner of Retreat Within. She specializes in embodiment and dysfunction of the neck and pelvis. Her work has been informed and guided by her experiences in youth, navigating the environmental disconnect between the mind and body. She now helps others deepen their awareness of how this connection ripples throughout their life.

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Aaron Butler is a 39-year-old Network Engineer. He was raised Mormon, but left the religion in his late teens. Most of his family is still active. He now enjoys the nerdier things in life, but also keeps active with his 3-month-old daughter, who takes up most of his time now.

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Steve Deihl is the author of Sea Change: Reason, Revolution, and Creativity and Sensing Geometry: Symbolism and Structure in Art, Science, and Mathematics. He is also a New York City mathematics educator, three-time recipient of the Simons Foundation MfA Fellowship, and an internationally exhibited artist currently working on process landscape paintings that capture the woods of upstate New York. For more, please visit sensinggeometry.com, and check out his amazing work on his YouTube page!

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Am I a good person? Are you a good person? How do we know?

Bru Frasca is the host of the BruCast. He also is a game developer who has worked for Ubisoft and Kalypso Media. He loves exploring new ideas and perspectives. If you want to hear our episode on his podcast, click here.

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Etan Kotler is a 17-year-old high school student with an interest in politics, law, music, literature, and art. We talk about what it’s like to be young, but on the precipice of great change, and he talks freely about many generational stereotypes.

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Marc Alcobe Tallo is a UX-UI Designer from Barcelona who moved to Germany for work after University. He met his partner there and they have since moved to Athens for 3 years and more recently to Bologna, Italy where they currently reside. This explains why Marc started his podcast "Expat Experts," and it also has enabled him to form some pretty profound insights into humanity and the human condition.

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