The Vill House Podcast

The Vill House Podcast

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The Vill House Podcast episodes

  • VILL HOUSE PODCAST #122 with Lake Lyles

    Many men and women join the military to travel the world. Lake Lyles did just that. Originally from Chicago, he retired from the Air Force after 24 years of service in which he served as a Security Forces Superintendant and a Military Training Instructor. He spent time in many locations, such as Greenland or as he referred to it, the North Pole, the middle east, around the United States, and all over South America, picking up a second language along the way. He spent some time as an exclusive event planner before embarking on a new career as a Flight Attendant.


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    1 hr 21 min
  • VILL HOUSE PODCAST #121 - How much time do we really have left?

    Our most valuable asset is time. But have you ever stopped to consider how much of it you have left? Tim Urban's perspective on time, as shared in his blog post "The Tail End," prompted me to reflect on the limited time we have to cherish moments with our loved ones and pursue our passions. It's time to prioritize what truly matters and make the most of the time we have.

    Wait But Why - Tim Urban's website
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    1 hr 2 min
  • VILL HOUSE PODCAST #120 with Brittany L. McCann

    This week on The Vill House Podcast, we are joined by Brittany L. McCann. Brittany is an Air Force veteran from Montana and served as a Chinese Linguist for 12 years. Now she is a writer wrapping up her first novel along with a Master's in Creative Writing, she's read a ton of books and has multiple book clubs, including one affectionately called "Cliterature". We nerd out on reading and writing in this podcast, so strap in and get ready to nerd out with us.

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    1 hr 17 min
  • VILL HOUSE PODCAST #119 - Jury duty, "Jury Duty" the show, and the good ol' days of MySpace

    This week on The Vill House Podcast we're talking about jury duty. Both jury duty that we had to report to and "Jury Duty" the hilarious brand new show from Amazon Freevee. We also go down a nostalgic rabbit hole with the MySpace glory days and 2007 YouTube with videos like "Unforgivable" and "Drinking out of cups".


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    1 hr
  • VILL HOUSE PODCAST #118 - Reintroduction to the podcast, passions, and who you want to have a drink with

    This week on the Vill House Podcast, we're doing a reintroduction to the show. We briefly go through a bit about ourselves and then dive into questions typically set aside for guests. Many of the answers that we give to these questions are answers we have given throughout the 117 episodes we've posted, but it's always fun to revisit these questions and have these conversations.

    1 hr 10 min
  • VILL HOUSE PODCAST #117 - We're back!

    This is our welcome back to the Vill House Podcast! We took a 6-month hiatus from the podcast, but now we're back. We're discussing why we took a break, what we've been getting into, and what our future looks like.


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    54 min

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