It's Later Than You Think

This week's episode features a chat with Josie from Hill Valley Dairy in the Walker's Point Neighborhood of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Josie explains how the business got started over a decade ago and what led them to Milwaukee to open their artisan cheese shop and bar. We also discuss what a day in Milwaukee looks like when they aren't in 'owner' mode, as well as how great Milwaukee is and what it could possibly do better!

In addition, a programming note: All future episodes of It's Later Than You Think will be interview-based only.

https://hillvalleydairy.com/

In this episode, I travel down memory lane and listen back to some of the first episodes of the Fleeting Moments Series. Every episode I've recorded with guests has been worthwhile, insightful, educational, and entertaining. Today, we hear from James, Jake, and Marie about a wide range of topics, from: ADHD, communication on stage, inspirational literature, windy days, living in the greatest city in the world, and being a writer.

We don't always lie to deceive others - sometimes we lie to protect ourselves. In this episode, we discuss that not all lies are malicious, what the lies we tell ourselves really mean, and what the evolution of a lie looks like. What about the lies that help us survive and stay positive? We'll look at those as well. Finally, it'll be time to chat about what happens when the lie breaks and comes out, and how it takes courage to tell the truth.

Let's talk about travel! After a fantastic trip to Vancouver, Patrick wants you to get out there and experience the world. Sharing a handful of benefits of travel, we'll look at how it can help you grow as an individual and see the world differently. Can't afford to go overseas? How about a road trip? Jump on board this brief episode and think about where your next adventure could take you.

We're having a party for episode 21 (Legal drinking age in America!) by writing a letter to our past selves. Let's forget we've got technology for a minute and forget the emails and texts as Patrick reads some quotes to get you inspired to put pen to paper. In addition, he reads a letter he wrote to his 18-year-old self. Perhaps by the time you finish this episode, you'll want to do the same.

In this episode, Patrick walks you through the Top 5 Regrets that those facing their mortality have, and how we can use the advice of others to help set ourselves up for a life of limited (or no) regrets. By thinking about the past, present, and what you'd like your future to look like, the listener can start to take small steps to reflect on past mistakes and how they'd like to do better in the future.

On this week's episode, I chat with Sarah about connections made throughout the Sober Instagram community. We talk about pickles in beer, what it was like working during Covid, and our passion for fitness. Feel free to crack one open (NA or regular, we don't judge) and listen in to this fun conversation.

https://www.instagram.com/trythisnabeer/

This week's episode features a well-known Milwaukee Foodie account and a chat with one half of the team that owns the account. We discuss all there is to love about running a Milwaukee Foodie account, including the stories from the people we meet, the uniqueness of Milwaukee cuisine, and one way that can ultimately make Milwaukee the best it can possibly be.

https://www.instagram.com/mkefoodie414/

In this week's episode, we dive into what makes us happy, and figure out ways to have more of it! Whether it's time, money, or life just getting in the way, Patrick will share a few ways to try and make time, not excuses, and to be able to do the things you enjoy doing more often. If we know one thing to be true, we're all on borrowed time. Let's make the most of it.

In this episode, it's time to quit taking the easy way out and finally approach that difficult 'something' in your life. Goal? Project? New Habit? Career change? Sharing a list of ideas, the listener will have some practical ways to find the courage to do that very thing they've been putting off. Think about the feeling that you get once you've arrived at your destination, whatever and wherever that may be.