In this episode, Cohen and Josh try something new out where they dive into a passion that is not necessarily directly tied to a career. The passion focus of this episode is traveling/ adventuring. Josh specifically recounts his last trip to Yosemite and why traveling means so much to him. He also shares some funny stories from times he has been on the road.

In this episode, Cohen and Josh share their thoughts on how their view on pursuing your passion as a career choice has changed. They also talk about how this new view might affect the podcast moving forward and even their lives at the present. 

In this episode, Cohen and Josh take a look at the Savannah Bananas - a baseball team created by Jesse Cole playing by its own rules. The league they play in during the summer is a regular baseball league but how they play during the rest of the year is completely different and much more fan focussed. They have gone viral on TikTok and sold out every stadium that they have played in since being created in 2015. Cohen and Josh take a look at the mind behind them and some of their takeaways from the business model that has been created.

In this episode, Cohen and Josh take a look into the life of Banksy - a graffiti artist who used his art to change the world. Banksy has been doing graffiti since the early nineties an always done it with a meaning - typically something in relation to politics or a global issue. He has accomplished this many times and been able to make a career out of it all while remaining completely anonymous. They analyze his life and share insights on how he effectively changed the world and meshed his passions well. 

In this episode, Cohen and Josh take a look at the famous musical artist - Mike Posner. Posner is best known for his hits “I took a pill in Ibiza” and “Cooler than me”. However, he also took 6 months out of his life to walk across the U.S. in 2019. Cohen and Josh share his story from past to present and why doing something like this could be beneficial for everyone.

In this episode, Cohen and Josh take a look at the Iceman - Anders Hofman. Anders is well-known for being the first person ever to do an Ironman in Antarctica. Anders was just an ordinary guy who worked as a business analyst and marketing consultant until he decided to quit his job and accomplish this incredible feat. Cohen and Josh share their takes on what can be learned from someone ordinary accomplishing something so extraordinary. You can learn more and support the cause at https://www.projecticeman.com/

In this episode, Cohen and Josh have on Jonah Qualls - a Texas A&M graduate from Recreation, Parks, and Tourism Sciences with a focus in youth development. Jonah shares the unusual journey that he had to get to A&M and why he chose the major that he graduated with. Jonah speaks to his main passion of working with kids and how he took tangible steps in high school, college, and now to pursue that passion. He also shares how he plans to support raise for his next two years of life as he plans to work at his church. Jonah is planning on being a "fellow" at Grace Bible Church for the next two years (essentially a residency).