Rob Morgan Is A Curious Person

Maybe, as an artist or creator, deciding what you WON'T do is just as important as deciding what you WILL...

 

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Terry Esau has composed and produced music for over 2000 TV commercials including Target, McDonalds, Pepsi, Harleys, Hondas, Subway, Perkins, Golden Grahams...Kitty Litter. He has won a Clio and a few dozen other awards.

He is also the founder and executive director of Free Bikes 4 Kidz, a non profit that gives bicycles to kids in need, and the author of the recently released novel, “Je2us.”

 

This week, Terry sits down with Rob over coffee and pastries to talk about Terry's new novel and why Rob will never play music in church again.

 

Recording Location: The Lynhall, South Minneapolis       

 

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Terry’s Website: www.terryesau.com

Read “Je2us” FOR FREE: https://www.je2us.com/

Free Bikes For Kidz: http://fb4k.org/

 

Jesus asks America to kindly 'cease and desist' in using his

name: http://www.citypages.com/news/jesus-asks-america-to-kindly-cease-and-desist-in-using-his-name/505521821

 

 

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We’re so glad we don’t have to deal with sponsors or else we would feel compelled to tell you that Guinness is THE GREATEST beer ever made and "Clearly Made Of More.”  www.thecuriouspod.com/guinness

We'd also feel like we should tell you about our incredibly talented friends at Narrate Films who took all the press photos for the podcast. You can visit them online at: www.narratefilms.com/

The habit I learned from a guest that changed my life! I think you should try it.

 

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Dave Ryan is a radio host best known from his morning show The Dave Ryan in the Morning Show on the Twin Cities' 101.3 KDWB. What advice does he have for me as someone speaking into a microphone? Why does he think knowing your audience is important? And why is the advice,”Take a shower, show up on time, and don’t steal anything” more important than ever?

This week, Dave sits down with Rob over drinks to answer these questions and more.

Recording Location: The Local Irish Pub, St. Louis Park MN

 

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Check back later this week for my full conversation with Dave Ryan at The Local Irish Pub.

 

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A sneak peak at this week's episode and one of my favorite definitions of what it means to be curious! 

 

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Phil Jenni is the Executive Director for the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center Of Minnesota, a non-profit organization and veterinary clinic for wild animals located IN THE METRO!

I originally sat down with Phil after I saw a facebook post that was shared by my friend Mike Michael (Question #35) to talk about the organization and to learn more about the fascinating work they’re doing at WRCMN, but as soon as we started talking, I realized I had far more to learn from Phil outside of just wildlife.

 

How did a Tudor historian with a background in Elizabethan Expansion end up becoming an Executive Director of this non-profit? Why does he think that if we can’t find enough people to support what we do in life, we SHOULD be out of business? And why do I need to take the time to clarify my “elevator mission”?

 

Join me as I sit down to answer these questions and more. 

 

Recording Location: Wildlife Rehabilitation Center Of Minnesota, St Paul MN

 

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We’re so glad we don’t have to deal with sponsors or else we would feel compelled to tell you that Guinness is THE GREATEST beer ever made and "Clearly Made Of More.”  www.thecuriouspod.com/guinness

 

We'd also feel like we should tell you about our incredibly talented friends at Narrate Films who took all the press photos for the podcast. You can visit them online at: www.narratefilms.com/

I believe at my core that life expands and contracts with out willingness to assume risk. The problem is… I’m not sure if I really understood, before now, what the true risk was. Let’s talk about it.

Rob Bell's recent podcast Ep I play in this ep: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/reading-part-1/id956742638?i=1000434433232

 

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Alicia Eler is the Star Tribune's visual art critic/arts reporter who’s writing can be found in Glamour, the Guardian, CNN, Hyperallergic, Art21 Magazine, LA Weekly, and Aperture. She’s also the author of the book “The Selfie Generation” (Skyhorse Publishing), which has been reviewed in the New York Times, WIRED Magazine and the Chicago Tribune.

We originally were going to sit down to talk about her new book, but ended up having a fascinating conversation about art, writing, setting your intention, meditation, and why Netflix may be a helpful aid in learning a new language.

Recording Location: Some coffee shop in South Minneapolis…

Alicia's Book, "Selfie Generation": https://www.amazon.com/Selfie-Generation-Self-Images-Changing-Notions/dp/1510722645

Recent Articles By Alicia: http://www.startribune.com/alicia-eler/424327523/

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What would you do if someone gave you 100 MILLION dollars TODAY? Maybe you already have a game plan for your future and every penny of it would be automatically allocated into your existing strategy within moments of it hitting your bank account. Or... maybe you’re like me and sitting down to dream up a list of what your life would look like in that scenario is as foreign as someone asking you what you’d do if you could fly. What would happen if you had a friend who sat down with you over coffee and, not only gave you permission to dream, but walked you through an outline of how to do it in a way that encompassed the most important categories of your life? (Adventure, Physical, Emotional, Intellectual, Spiritual, Material, Financial, Creativity, Legacy, Character, and Professional) Lacey Guck is a singer songwriter in Minneapolis who did just that with me and let me tell you... things got personal. Grab a pen and paper and join us as she walks us through an exercise that may change your the way you look at the future.

 

Recording Location: Dogwood Coffee, Northeast Minneapolis

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