It's a 10-minute essay exploring a theory of the cosmological forces that have forged humanity into beings that embody our fullest selves when we are at play. What's not to love?

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The seventh episode! Surely that has some numerological significance, no? Who can say what that significance is; I'm just happy to talk a little more about the relationship between personal agency and happiness. This one's a companion to the previous episode ("What Would Contentment Look Like?").

Hope you enjoy it.

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As always, thanks for listening. Be well.

Welcome to the sixth episode of Wide Lens, Long View, a podcast exploring common social and anthropological issues through a conversational approach.

Today's essay explores our strange distant relationship with our own contentment and offers some thoughts about how to maybe reframe the relationship on our own terms.

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Contact Jeremy Wolf with anything you'd like to be discussed on the show, ask a question, offer a critique or another point of view. The conversation's open to all and you've got a seat at the table just waiting for you.

Hey, here's a little commentary episode explaining why I don't have any social media accounts (to the significant detriment of my life coaching business!).

It's not a weird moralistic stand, not some holier-than-thou fake enlightenment stance, none of that. It's just not my thing.

But I'm very interested to hear other opinions or positions.

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Let's get a conversation started. Just not on, y'know, Truth Social or Twitter or Threads or anything. Just write me, dawg.

Episode five already! I love talking with people about their so-called "supernatural" (what an odd term!) experiences, but I know some people feel a need to elevate the moment with some narrative *ahem* enhancement. Those always ring false and everybody knows it. The ghost stories that intrigue me don't care what I think. There's just truth there. Logic? Proof? No, but why on Earth would I look to ghost experiences if what I desire is logic or proof? That's like looking at the nutritional information on cotton candy and being upset if it doesn't have my protein and daily vitamins.

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Share this episode with someone who you think might enjoy it!

Then you and whomever you shared it with can both email me at:

Then we'll all be having a conversation together!

Welcome to the fourth (oops!) episode of the Wide Lens, Long View podcasts! This is an audio essay series focusing on (mostly) social concepts through a more macrocosmic view than the current moment.

My name is Jeremy Wolf and I offer life coaching and personal support consultation (whatever sounds the least reputable when you describe it to the in-laws; that's the metric). I'm here for your support needs if you'd like to get in contact, so please don't hesitate.

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Thanks for listening and feel free to drop me a line.

Let's get the conversation started!

Welcome to the third episode of the Wide Lens, Long View podcasts! This is an audio essay series focusing on (mostly) social concepts through a more macrocosmic view than the current moment.

My name is Jeremy Wolf and I offer life coaching and personal support consultation (whatever sounds the least incriminating when you describe it to the judge; that's the metric). I'm here for your support needs if you'd like to get in contact, so please don't hesitate.

Email me at:

Thanks for listening and feel free to drop me a line.

Let's get the conversation started!

Welcome to the second episode of the Wide Lens, Long View podcast! This is an audio essay series focusing on (mostly) social concepts through a more macrocosmic view than the current moment.

My name is Jeremy Wolf and I offer life coaching and personal support consultation (whatever sounds mysterious and intriguing when you describe it to a stranger; that's the metric). I'm here for your support needs if you'd like to get in contact, so please don't hesitate.

Email me at:

Thanks for listening and feel free to drop me a line.

Let's get the conversation started!

Welcome to the very first episode of the Wide Lens, Long View podcast! This is an audio essay series focusing on (mostly) social concepts through a more macrocosmic view than the current moment.

My name is Jeremy Wolf and I offer life coaching and personal support consultation (whatever sounds cool when you describe it to your friends; that's the metric). I'm here for your support needs if you'd like to get in contact, so please don't hesitate.

Email me at:

Thanks for listening and feel free to drop me a line.

Let's get the conversation started!

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