In this episode of Will Work For Purpose I explore the ever expanding and all encompassing world of self help help movement. Contrary to public opinion I find that most of the most of what passes for "self help" is counter intuitive and ultimately unhelpful. In an effort to dispel myths I talk on what I find problematic and also what I think might actually lead to an improved self.

In this episode of Will Work For Purpose I am joined by Freeman who works at a district level position in the American school system. His particular position has given him the perfect vantage point for assessing all of the changes that Covid-19 has forced on our schools. Throughout the episode we talk not only on the benefits and setbacks caused by the pandemic but also the impact the election cycle has in the classroom.

In this episode of Will Work For Purpose I speak with author and illustrator J.K Riki about ManAlive, a book written by the legendary G.K Chesterton. This little book, a work of fiction, has inspired a great many people to see the joy of living. Chesterton takes everyday occurrences and flips them on their head so that we might gain a new perspective through the main character, Innocent Smith. Together J.K and I talk about some of the most important parts of the book that impacted us deeply.

In this episode I take a different approach and I am not doing an interview. Throughout this episode I talk about finding meaning in life and the practice of logotherapy. I also touch on some other ideas with in psychology such as cognitive behavioral therapy and traumatic events.

In this episode of the Will Work For Purpose Podcast, I speak with Michael Jones, a Christian apologist, and host of the YouTube channel Inspiring Philosophy. Together we talk about debates in general, arguments for God, the role religion plays in mental health, propaganda, and biases.

In this episode of Will Work For Purpose, I speak with pastor, youtuber, & Christian thinker Paul VanderKlay. Together we talk about the weakening of modern people through education, social norms, and video games. We talk about what its like to be a Christian anomaly as we explore Paul's story and we also touch on parts of my own personal story as well.

In this episode of Will Work For Purpose, I speak with illustrator Alex Braun about the creative process and its divine qualities. The shame of selling out your art and beliefs for a quick buck. We also talk about the decline of morality and virtue in modern life as well as the pursuit of meaning in life and work.

In this episode I talk with James Kunz a doctoral student of industrial and organizational psychology and the host of a popular debate platform called @ModernDayDebate. Together in this episode we cover topics such as the importance of debate, the best tactics to use in debate, as well as the value in hearing diverse opinions, and the threat of cancel culture on the debate scene.

In this episode of Will Work For Purpose Podcast, I speak with the author, game designer, and illustrator J.K. Riki. Together we discuss tips for speaking concisely, the toxic nature of online comparison, the works and impact of C.S. Lewis, as well as the way one finds and lives out their purpose.

In this episode of the Will Work For Purpose Podcast I speak with professional illustrator Alex Braun @axbraun about the meaning behind his work and art in general. We also talk about the state of modern art, mental illness among artists, and social media propaganda.