Don't Panic! We're All Going to Die

Will Schoder is only interested in working on "Evergreen Topics." The stated goal being that anyone could stumble upon his work in 10, 20, or even 100 years, and the topic would still be relevant.
For the last few years, his time has been spent addressing one of the most important questions of all: "What is Happiness?"
In Part I of our conversation we discuss what makes irony lame, how to navigate an existential crisis, and why "Re-enchantment is so important."
Guest Links:
Will Schoder
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WillSchoder

History within educational systems focuses on the transfer of power through time. However, Jessica Cale is a different kind of Historian. On her podcast, Dirty, Sexy History, she explores an unsanitized version of history focused on regular people, sex, and many colorful characters that don't often appear in textbooks.
In this episode we discuss the history of sex, how our modern sensibilities compare to those who came before us, and then we spend some time discussing near-death experiences and the importance of empathy.
Guest Links:
Jessica Cale - @caleisafourletterword
https://dirtysexyhistory.com/

Rusty Rueff started his career as a radio personality out of Kentucky following the footsteps of his father. Today he is an angel investor, philanthropist, executive board member, tech guru, and former National Co-Chair of Technology under the Obama Administration.
In this episode, we discuss how to optimize your life for creative freedom, why having ethics is important in leadership, and why metaphors are highly underrated.
YouTube Link:
https://youtu.be/oyaMpQY1h_8
Guest Links:
Rusty Rueff - @rustyrueff
https://rustyrueff.com/
Books:
Talent Force: A New Manifesto for the Human Side of Business
The Faith Code: A Future-Proof Framework for a Life of Meaning and Impact

Nick Jonsson hit rock bottom in 2018. His life balanced on the precipice of two contrasting worlds.
By day, he was the embodiment of a successful business man. By night, he experienced crushing loneliness and depression that he turned to alcohol to remedy.
After a divorce and an existential crisis, Nick did something that he never considered: He asked for help.
5 sober years later, Nick is an author, professional speaker, and iron man competitor who travels across the globe teaching others how to cope with loneliness and deflate their egos.
In this episode, we discuss how to cope with addiction, how we can train ourselves to become more vulnerable, and why it's a sign of strength to ask for help.
Guest Links:
Nick Jonsson
https://www.nickjonsson.com/
Executive Loneliness

Social Anxiety is one of the most common anxiety disorders in the world, and yet it remains equally misunderstood. In this episode, Professor of Psychology, Dr. Fallon Goodman joins to discuss what social anxiety is, why we have such a hard time diagnosing it, and some tips for what we can do to help alleviate some of it's symptoms.
Guest Links:
Dr. Fallon Goodman - @FallonRGoodman
https://www.fallongoodman.com/
Credits:
Johnny Nava - @heresjohnnynava
Music by Dan & Drum