• The History of IRONMAN
• Why the IRONMAN finish line should be on your Life List
• How Mike Reilly got his start calling IRONMAN athletes across the finish line
• How IRONMAN is a Human experience, not just a triathlon

In today's podcast interview with Andrew you will hear about the glory stories of being an adventure journalist.  Like any great story, there is another version that adventure magazines don't publish:

• How arduous the writing process can be
• How challenging it can be to balance doing what you love and making a living at the same time
• When you're twenty it's much easier to jump a plane to India, but when you have a family you choose differently

• Learn how Martin's father grew him up as a footwear designer
• Hear how Martin actually invented the Locus Seat even before he started KEEN Footwear
• Understand how creativity, health, balance and productivity are derived from how we feel while working

• Find out how a box of donuts changed his life forever
• What were the most outlandish thing people agreed to?
• If you open yourself up to the world, the world will open itself up to you
• How to get out of your own way?

Share your story with Jia about your quest for rejection resilience. 

Pamela Slim’s new book, Body of Work, will help you find the thread that ties your career story together.

In this podcast interview with Pam she will help you define and understand the subtext of your seemingly disjointed career.

Gary is an entrepreneur, a doodler and an improvisation artist. He loves making incomplete stories.  He’s comfortable with the tension of the unknown and the awkwardness of the unrehearsed. He teaches improvisation stage techniques to improve communication between business people.

• How Rich is bringing humanity back to business
• The winning strategy of hiring humans and not polished resume's
• How the biggest risk Rich faced was doing the same thing
• The business value of Joy
• How to empower employees to become evangelists
• Why they don't allow headphones or earbuds at work

Author Laurence Gonzales Deep Survival was the first scientific book on survival. In this interview we talk about the art and science of survival and the process of thriving post traumatic events. 

Podcast Highlights:

• What Dean’s wife said when he announced his desire to resign from his job?
• What race is he most proud of completing?
• How the classroom of running has translated to lessons for life and business?
• How you can join Dean for a run at a North Face Endurance Challenge?
• What races did he not finish the first two times?
• Why he wanted you to come join him during his 50 Marathons, 50 States in 50 Days?

• What does it mean to be remarkable in an ordinary world?
• How Tess’s life was forever changed when she delivered a thirty-five minute speech.
• How this journey has forced her to decouple the intertwined elements of her identity as a person being tied to her job.
• What it’s been like for Tess to leave her job that she loved.
• “You jumped now you can’t even tell people what you want to do”.