Terribly Unoblivious

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Ever reminisce about the early days of a project and marvel at the incredible journey it has been? Well, that's exactly what we're doing in this episode. Join us on a nostalgic trip as we trace our journey from our humble beginnings in podcasting. We dive into the bumps, the laughs, and the lessons we've learned over the journey, including our initial struggles and experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. We also discuss our foray into furniture making and our thoughts about starting an Etsy store. Our special guest, Shannon, Brad's better half, drops by to share her unique perspectives.

This episode is not all about us though. We take a deep-dive into various intriguing topics. Ever wondered how trees communicate or been curious about the intricacies of bone marrow donation? We discuss it all! We also share our thoughts on various genres of music and our concert experiences. We may even settle the age-old debate on the authenticity of country music. So expect a potpourri of topics, all served with a side of hearty laughs and learning.

We wrap up this episode with an interesting discussion on the preservation of lands and tree communication. Along the way, we touch upon our love for sign language, the commitment of John Muir and Teddy Roosevelt to preserving the landscape, and the Native American's use of fire to maintain the land. We also share our diverse interests in music. And, of course, there's also some talk about a NASA designed vibrating necklace and Jeremy Clarkson's 'The Grand Tour'. So sit back, relax and join us on this fun-filled, knowledge-packed journey.

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Have you ever felt like you're stuck in an exhausting cycle of battling suicidal thoughts, and are desperate to find an empathetic solution? We've been there too, and today we're sharing our personal journey through navigating depression and suicide. This episode is all about starting that meaningful dialogue on mental health; it's time to shine a light on the struggle that's often hidden in the shadows.

Our conversation dives into the powerful influence of societal pressures on our mental health, guided by Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. We explore the downward spiral of guilt and shame that can come from comparing our struggles to others. We also discuss the challenges of seeking help, highlighting the critical importance of finding a safe, empathetic, and understanding environment. We know from personal experiences that reaching out when you're down can be difficult, but it's a step that can start the path toward healing.

In this episode, we take a sobering look at suicide statistics and the impact on different age groups. We also talk about the often unspoken influence of social media on our mental health. We touch on the hereditary nature of mental health issues, the signs to look for in children, and the importance of acting and offering support. Remember, no one is alone in this journey, and together we can navigate the complex world of mental health. So, join us, let's keep this crucial conversation going.

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Explore the history of 'arete,' the ancient Greek philosophy of reaching one's full potential and excellence. This episode of Terribly Unoblivious examines its role in shaping personal development and competitive dynamics throughout history. Hosts Dylan and Brad discuss how to apply the principles of arete for achieving balance and excellence in modern-day competition and personal growth.

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Join Brad and Dylan in "Terribly Unoblivious," a refreshing podcast exploring the power of open-minded debates and switching paradigms. Journey with us in this episode as we unravel whether coaching unveils individuality or molds replicas of the status quo. In a world cluttered with conformity, our discussions stand as a beacon of intellectual diversity, promoting amicable disagreements and the encouragement of unique ideas. Embrace the essence of exploration and enlightenment with "Terribly Unoblivious."