Jessup discusses the importance of persistence and the act of getting back up when you’re knocked down. In this new concept episode, Jessup is physically knocked down during his run. Right after his fall, he shares his perspective about persistence.

Jessup Jong and Daniel Blessing compare life to a marathon in which people must have long-term vision and goals they work towards.

Jessup discusses the importance of intensity in achieving goals and deadlines.

Jessup discusses the importance of maintaining friendships throughout life.

Jessup discusses how to care for oneself physically by recording a podcast while he’s running with his friend.

Jessup discusses how the false sense of threat can impact people‘s lives.

Jessup discusses the challenges of working from home during the coronavirus pandemic.

Kurt Long discusses with Jessup the future of political divides caused by culture and religion. In addition, they discuss politics that goes on in the university setting.

Mitchell Blatt discusses the current elections in South Korea with Jessup Jong. Mitchell is a graduate of the School of Advanced International Studies Johns Hopkins University.

Jessup discusses the difference between the terms quarantine and isolation. What are the potential side effects of social distancing and why is the world health organization recommending people use physical distancing as a term instead? Learn more on this episode and join the discussion.