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The guys talk about one of the most hated events for an introvert: the job interview. Johnny has had a lot more success in the process and explains what he does to land jobs. Whether you're an introvert or an extrovert, charisma will get you far, as will breaking down the wall between you and the interviewer
Al and Johnny discuss a listener request about how to know if an introvert actually likes you. It is difficult since introverts are known for not being outspoken with emotions. A very good episode to help extroverts understand introverts.
Al and Johnny discuss a listener request about how to know if an introvert actually likes you. It is difficult since introverts are known for not being outspoken with emotions. A very good episode to help extroverts understand introverts.
One of the biggest reasons that Al and Johnny had for starting a podcast was to talk about those things that give them anxiety. The guys what causes them anxiety and how their friendship was formed around releaving anxiety. An episdoe that both introvert and extroverts can likely relate.
Al and Johnny discuss the vertedness of different comedians and what kind of impact that might have on the psychology of their comedy. The guys discuss comedy greats like Steve Martin, Mitch Hedberg, Jim Gaffifan, Brian Regan, and Tracy Morgan.
Al and Johnny discuss the vertedness of different comedians and what kind of impact that might have on the psychology of their comedy. The guys discuss comedy greats like Steve Martin, Mitch Hedberg, Jim Gaffifan, Brian Regan, and Tracy Morgan.
Al and Johnny discuss some of the psychology behind drinking and what role it plays in their personality. The guys talk about their favorite drinks and they both share a story of when they were arrested. A fun episode created from fan requests.
Introverts are known for being terrible at introductions and first impressions so Johnny tries to clue Al in on how to approach this social aspect of life. Al makes somes painful analogies including comparing conversations to drowning and comparing Johnny to a kid on Halloween.
Introverts are known for being terrible at introductions and first impressions so Johnny tries to clue Al in on how to approach this social aspect of life. Al makes somes painful analogies including comparing conversations to drowning and comparing Johnny to a kid on Halloween.
Al and Johnny talk about the psychology behind obedience and authority and how certain people can be more susceptible. A large part of the discussion is a description of the famous Milgram study on obedience and authority.
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