How Do You Get Through The Day?

Will and Ian sit down with Katie O'Brien and discuss professional ambition and patience, whether person contentness hinders growth, financial literacy, the difference between heart attacks and heart failure, schooling and the virtues of reality tv.

Produced by Drew Spears and @dspstudiola ​

Note: This episode features a candid discussion of ketamine use for psychiatric purposes. The opinions expressed is not medical advice and any usage should be done under the care of medical professionals.

Ian begins this episode by introducing Will to a giant list of topics he came up with in his car and attempts to get through them without being sidetracked. He doesn't quite get there but they manage to cover a whole bunch of topics from psychedelic therapy, treatment resistant depression and how to be a generous teacher. Produced by: Drew Spears

Distributed by: @dspstudiola ​

Ian and Will bring on their very first guest, Charlie Sanders (Key and Peele). They discuss Charlie growing up in Sufism, breathing, hiking and exercise and the pros and cons of therapy. There's even a bunch of classic music takes and UCB stories!

Note: There is some frank discussion of physically abusive childhoods about twenty five minutes into the episode.

Produced by: Drew Spears

Distributed by: @dspstudiola​

Ian and Will introduce us to their brand new podcast by having a brainstorming session to figure out what the podcast actually is. Many shows would have these discussions before recording, but they like to give you a peek behind the curtain. They delve into everything from sharing about your feelings with friends, enjoying the peaks and valleys of creative pursuit and even box office smash "Obsession". By the end of this episode you will certainly know what this show is about.

Produced by: Drew Spears

Distributed by: DSP Studios LA

Comedians Ian Roberts and Will Hines discuss the coping mechanisms and life skills they and their guests use to get through the day. Funny, sincere, and certainly containing no "The Ring" style curses.

Produced by Drew Spears

Distributed by DSP Studios LA