Do you ever stop to really see the world around you? This week, we delve deep with Simon Agosta, the visionary founder of Melbourne's iconic Milkbar, as we unravel the often-overlooked beauty in our everyday lives and the profound power of appreciating our cultural roots.Join us for a thought-provoking journey as Simon shares his unique perspective on metamodernism, navigating the oscillating currents of sincerity and irony that shape our times. We explore the shifting sands of regenerative culture, examining how art, fashion, and cinema intertwine to forge a more sustainable and balanced future.Beyond the creative landscape, Simon opens up about the balancing act of embodying the "warrior archetype" as a founder, embracing strength and drive while fostering a nurturing and collaborative spirit within his audience and with reality as a whole.Get ready to challenge your perceptions, rediscover the richness in the mundane, and gain insights into building a brand that resonates with cultural depth and purpose. This is more than just the best t-shirts you can wear; it's about the threads that connect us all. Like & Subscribe.Instagram: ConversationsfortheendTitle Music: Vines.Find Simons Brand and his blog over at www.milkbarmelbourne.com

This week on Conversations for the End, have you ever contemplated the reality of a gonzo journalist? Or how to obtain a free lunch? What are the logistics of accessing outer space? This week on Conversations for the End, we engage with the insightful and brilliant YouTuber   @Matt_Rose   to examine these topics and more. We explore our understanding of authenticity and ask: are we overly apprehensive about expressing our creative, perhaps unconventional identities?

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In this episode of Conversations for the End, we talk to ex-powerlifting champion and bare-knuckle boxer Kofi King. Kofi shares his insights on discipline, being open to new ideas and what his time on remand in prison as an innocent man taught him about the acceptance and transcendence of suffering.

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In this episode of Conversations for the End, Emma Smithwick talks about her personal journey through television, neuroscience, Jungian Studies and beyond. We talk about how her confrontations with the death of her father led to deep healing, transformation, creativity and much more.

In this episode, Elliott Morgan talks about his own personal myth, the trickster archetype in modern UFOs and culture and the mythic Apollonian undercurrents in far-right internet subcultures. You can find Elliot on Instagram at @ Elliottmorgan and follow Elliott and his podcast The Fundamentalists through @ElliottMorgan ​Conversations for the End Intro Song by VINES.

In this episode of Conversations for the End, Psychiatrist Andrew Howe talks about Carl Jung's approach to psychotic symptoms and how they can be applied in contemporary mental health care. He also explores the therapeutic power of Myth in the Legend of Zelda video game series and the possible future of VR and Analytical Psychology. To learn more about Andrew Howe and his work, click the link below.www.researchgate.net/profile/Andrew-Howe-5Like, Subscribe and follow @conversationsfortheend on Instagram for more like this.