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In our first 3 person episode, Dixie and Stephen get to know Joshua Lieuallen! Here in Part 1, we talk about Joshua's degree in psychology and sociology and how this fueled his idea for his regular philosophy discussion group, Beerlosohpy (Billings, MT local). Since recording this interview back in early August 2019, Joshua has since moved to Washington, where he is now a barista at Storyville in Downtown Seattle. We hope you enjoy getting to know him as much as we did!
Joshua Lieuallen
Mandela Effect
Connect with Know Normal People
Mentioned in the episode:
“The only normal people you know are the ones you don’t know very well.” - Alfred Adler
The tables are turned while Stephen introduces his co-host, Dixie Lee Henning! We talk about Dixie's design for the KNP artwork and her dreams and goals of being a concept/background artist for major animated film studios. She currently works as a barista at a local Billings shop. Enjoy getting to know Dixie! Welcome to the terror dome!
Dixie Lee Henning
Connect with Know Normal People
Mentioned in the episode:
“The only normal people you know are the ones you don’t know very well.” - Alfred Adler
In today’s episode, Dixie introduces her co-host, Stephen Henning! You’ll hear about Stephen’s favorite routines and practices, including the odd way he chooses to tie his shoes. Stephen currently works as a CAD draftsman at the oil refinery in Laurel, Montana. We hope you enjoy getting to know him as much as we did recording this debut episode!
Stephen Henning
Connect with Know Normal People
Mentioned in the episode:
“The only normal people you know are the ones you don’t know very well.” - Alfred Adler
Not another podcast that interviews the same authors, artists, and thought leaders. Hosts, Stephen and Dixie Lee Henning, are seeking to prove that the more you get to K-N-O-W the normal people in your life, you'll come to find that there are really N-O normal people in your life. "The only normal people you know are the ones you don't know very well." - Alfred Adler
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