Rules. The three of us hated them growing up, but could rules prove to be fitting for living well under certain conditions? We covered a lot of ground and looked at rules from various perspectives: Education, ethics, creativity, art, and more!

Follow Reddy: twitter.com/reddy2go | www.Reddy2go.com

Follow Nikolaus: twitter.com/sissiphys | www.sabathiel.com/

Irene sat down with me and recounted her relationship with a concept so central in her life that she started a podcast about it - kindness. We discussed the nature of kindness, how to cultivate it, and the simplest and fundamental act of kindness. We mentioned some people who have been kind to us, and the Interintellect we both agreed is full of kind potential friends.

Follow Irene on Twitter: twitter.com/irenejeka

Listen to her podcast: anchor.fm/thegentleproject

When Clo offered to reverse roles and interview me, how could I have said 'no'? The concept of Justice is close to my heart and I hope I can bring it closer to your heart, too. I connected the concept to my life as well as to Adolf Eichmann's trial, the parable of the Good Samaritan, the teachings of St. Augustine, and more...

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Twitter: @eyalshay2 | @Deep_Dive_Pod

Website: eyalshay.org/

Tamas' travel record is extensive and impressive, but is there a dark side to getting a taste from everything? Tamas opened up about the dark side of travel, which he asserts can be an addiction like any other. As we explored the topic, tangents included the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, learning new skills, sharpening metaphorical axes, psychedelics and, of course, possible solutions and takeaways.

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Clo and I exchanged stories and ideas about what the ideal home would be for us. In retrospect, I realize Clo's ideas are more relationship-focused, while I'm concerned with the physical environment. This conversation opened my mind as I was noting how different people can be, and are, when it comes to structuring their lives.

Follow Clo and her work on Twitter: twitter.com/clo__s

Website and Newsletter: thistooshallgrow.com/

What is this strange emotion we call regret? Does it do anything other than making us feel bad about something we can't go back and change? What about free will, a concept seemingly at odds with our understand of the universe as deterministic?
Étienne and I discussed these questions and related stories and episodes from our lives that touch on the subject. I dare say we came to some valuable conclusions!

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Twitter: @etiennefd

Website: etiennefd.com/

In which Nat recounts his life growing up in a religious commune, and moves on to talk about love, relationships, lying, the meaning of living well, being a part of something bigger than yourself, and more.
Bonus question (which I couldn't get right): What is the biggest sin you could commit while living in a religious commune?

Follow Nat on Twitter: @nat_sharpe_
And Youtube: Nat Sharpe 

This one was hard to name, actually. Helena and I spoke about being the author of your own story, feeling OK, having confidence, experiencing quietude, and more.

Follow Helena on Twitter: @herrowna

Rick opens this episode with a story about a guy who was a captive of his own story. We discussed the role stories play in creating an identity, and how this could be useful or detrimental to our wellbeing. We also discussed travel, writing, ego vs. the creative force, security vs. fulfillment.

To follow Rick:
Twitter: @rickbenger

Website: https://rickbenger.com/

Once Upon a Pancake

In this conversation we discussed the practice of keeping a personal manifesto and its benefits. Amir Hajizamani shares why he created one, and how the manifesto has affected his life, including thoughts about its future. We discussed authenticity, caring for others, accepting oneself, and more.

Amir's Manifesto can be found here

To follow Amir:
Website
Linktree

Twitter: @amirhhz