Dylan and Colt talk about the importance of going into the fire.  And Colt shares a profound Rumi quote.  

Dylan and Colt talk about going more towards what matters through adhering to your own wants and needs. 

Dylan and Colt get into the crazy psychology of human intent, and how one can justify just about any action if they don't challenge it with virtue and capital T truth. 

Is the absence of evidence sufficient evidence for something not existing?

Dylan and Colt talk about politics again... I know I know.  But look, it was a great display on how to have a self-differentiated conversation (i.e., a mature conversation); that is, Dylan and Colt talked about some things they did agree on and a lot that they did not agree on, and yet they still remained connected.  

Dylan and Colt discuss social movements, how much of their viewpoint is bidding for enmeshment, and ideology as a toxic formation.

What and who is virtuous? Colt operationally defines virtuous as acting with right action in the right proportion and the right time.

Dylan and Colt start by talking extensively on the DC character the Joker.  Then Dylan and Colt continue to expand on their evolution as men; specifically, on how they are growing emotionally. 

Dylan and Colt discuss being a man and asserting oneself with a women, nice guy syndrome, and how victim triangles work.  

Dylan and Colt both talk about their most recent tearful moments, and how that is helping them continue to grow on this journey of the self.  Dylan talks about relating more emotionally, while Colt talks about a recent heart wrenching breakup.