In this episode, we discuss our favourite pieces of content to consume across lots of different platforms. From Podcasts to YouTube to books to Instagram Accounts.

Neils List

Podcasts

DOAC

Huberman

Rich Roll

Against All Odds

Lex Fridman

Nick Bare

Books

Daily Stoic

Daily Dad

YouTube

Not really into it as much

Fergus Crawley

Nick Bare

Instagram

one.life.truck.it

Gordon's List:

Podcasts

Modern Wisdom

Colin and Samir

Iced Coffee Hour

DOAC
Fulhamish

Books

Derek Sivers

Mark Manson

Will Storr

YouTube

Shmee150

Peter Mckinnon

Casey Neistat

Matt Deavaila

Instagram

Thetinmen

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