Never Not Here For You Podcast

Andy is wonderfully energetic when it comes to pursuing his passions. He writes, directs, has appeared in all kinds of film projects. He is also very kind and funny. This chat was a humorous and philosophical examination of what makes someone a creator and/or storyteller. There see to be no "rules" to it except following your instincts and finding your people. Andy might be one of your people, so you should give this a listen. Also, you can find him on Twitter: @AndyYoungFilm

My friend Erika & I recorded a podcast as though we were the first ones to ever do so. Also, maybe we were! We'll never truly know. Listen. Speculate. Enjoy. Erika is aces.

This was an accidental experiment in trying to talk about anything but lunch an hour before you are planning to have lunch. Alternate one-time podcast name: Lunch Talk! Sarina is one of the verified 'good ones' (amongst human beings on the planet) and I'm confident that you will enjoy this listen quite a bit.

Food is quite important to Shari, both in terms of its nutritional value & its deliciousness. As we recorded this episode, we ended up using it as a springboard to launch into many topics since what we eat is so intimately connected to how we live. Shari is charming, funny & kind. I'm glad we're friends, and I'm also glad we were able to sit down and have this chat. I think you'll enjoy it.

Listen to two people talk about other people in style!

Tyler is a good friend. He is also a hugely talented comedic writer and performer currently living in Los Angeles. He made a web series called 'Going Going Gone: The Tragic and Overwhelming Loss of Tyler Eaton's Hair.' You can (and should) find it on YouTube! You can also follow Tyler on Twitter: @TylerEaton1 (It's not that his name was already taken, but rather that he wanted to establish himself as #1.)

Stephanie is a close friend and a great teacher. During this chat, she explained the ways in which the children are and aren't our future. She also introduced me to the concept of the "digerati" (technological elite).

Jodie and I had a great chat about meditation, yoga, and being as present as possible while navigating an increasingly crowded existence. You know, casual stuff.