We are closing out this season with a deep conversation about purpose and commitment and how we reconcile our efforts if we do not quite reach our our goals. We had fun with this one. Enjoy!

Kyle and Sean invent a new game with news headlines and then catch up on their 2019 goals. Also, the two dudes circle back on a conversation from a previous episode about "hidden cities" on flight itineraries.

Bumble is not specifically a disability dating website/app, but it worked for Sam and Emily. Sam lives with Friedreich's ataxia (FA) and he uses a wheelchair but they matched, connected, and the rest is history. Listen to this episode to learn their tips and experience for online dating for people with a disability.

Bumble is not specifically a disability dating website/app, but it worked for Sam and Emily. Sam lives with Friedreich's ataxia (FA) and he uses a wheelchair but they matched, connected, and the rest is history. Listen to this episode to learn their tips and experience for online dating for people with a disability.

Before we get to Dr. David Fajgenbaum, Sean shares the grim story about fracturing his hip. If you'd like details about the incident and the prognosis for the future, have a listen.

Then Dr. Fajgenbaum shares his perspective on why humor is important while facing challenges in life. Listen up!

Dr Fajgenbaum's Book: chasingmycure.com

Two earlier episodes with Dr. David Fajgenbaum:091 - Chasing Our Cure019 - Conquering Castleman Disease

First, Sean shares the grim story about fracturing his hip. If you'd like details about the incident and the prognosis for the future, have a listen. Then Dr. Fajgenbaum shares his perspective on why humor is important while facing challenges in life. Listen up!

Dr. David Fajgenbaum has a rare disease called Castleman's Disease which put him on his deathbed 5 times as he was in medical school and earning his MBA. He repurposed a drug to treat himself and is now the world's leading researcher in Castleman's Disease. He is helping other rare disease groups by training them to use his collaborative approach to research. He also just published a book called Chasing My Cure. Please enjoy our conversation with our friend Dr. David Fajgenbaum.

Dr. David Fajgenbaum has a rare disease called Castleman's Disease which put him on his death bed 5 times as he was in medical school and earning his MBA. He repurposed a drug to treat himself and is now the world's leading researcher in Castleman's Disease. He is now helping other rare disease groups by training them to use his collaborative approach to research. He also just published a book called Chasing My Cure. Please enjoy our conversation with our friend Dr. David Fajgenbaum. @DavidFajgenbaum