The Working Experience

Blast into the beginning of the workweek with Matty K and John's mini TWE pep talk episode...sounds advice is non existent, but all you need is grit, hustle, and maybe some vices

John and Matty K wrap up the work week with uplifting updates on J.Lo and the Starbucks guy running for president...and other useless stuff.  You've successfully dragged yourself over broken glass to the end of the work week, and this unintelligible banter is your reward.

John talks with Scott Witman on living the dream of quitting your job and traveling the world.  First stop is Peru for an Ayahuasca trip down the wormhole of experience!

Sail into Monday's with TWE's weekly mini episode. Make your Monday's super great! Big smile everyone!

We've come a long way from the days of discussing people who defecate on the floor of the employee bathroom! (Not that much further, actually.) John and Matty discuss the value of Drew Ackerman's Sleep With Me Podcast as well as a police officer who had his gun stolen by two strippers he was "hanging out" with at a motel in Rhode Island.  Bad decisions make great stories.  

You survived another work week and it's time to celebrate with TWE's weekly mini episode!

John and Matty K discuss the benefits and detriments of how businesses use their office space.  Open floor plan?  Sounds great but some experts say the distraction of other coworkers leads to less productivity.  Maybe it's time to dive back into the cubicle!

John and Matty K discuss Cal Newport's advice on getting our use of social media under control by being more deliberate in our choices.  His template is food for thought on conscious and more fulfilling living.

Matty K sits down with Rui Lopes, cinematographer and one of the founding partners of Anawan Street Productions.  If you want to know how to get started in the film industry, listen to what Rui has to say. 

John and Matty K discuss Erin Griffin's article on Grind Culture, the concept of working relentlessly to achieve a goal.  Is anyone questioning the value of that goal?  Or are have we just been duped into thinking that the more we work, the better people we are?  PS: I Never Grind.