Every morning Larry and Andrew dig into a quote, idea, or an interesting guest that has caught their eye. The hope is that their chat inspires you to never stop thinking and possibly challenges you in a new way. Long time friends, Larry and Andrew each bring a unique perspective to each topic. Larry, with over 20 years of broadcasting experience, and a self proclaimed "Question Evangelist" is never at a loss for words. No matter the topic Larry is always ready to dive in to the finer details and get to the heart of the topic. The many jobs held by Andrew are seemingly endless. Bus driver, buffalo wrangler, medical researcher, dental assistant, general contractor to actor are just few of the hats he has worn. This array of job experience give Andrew the ability to look at the world through many different lenses.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 13 hours 32 minutes
episode 406: FDA Suggestions
There’s no such thing as a safe tobacco product, so FDA’s safe and effective standard for evaluating medical products is not appropriate for tobacco products. Instead, FDA regulates tobacco products based on a public health standard that considers the product’s risks to the population as a whole
episode 405: Hustle Culture
https://medium.com/the-post-grad-survival-guide/hustle-culture-why-is-everyone-working-too-hard-69f9f5331ab5#:~:text=Hustle%20culture%20
episode 404: Being an Imposter
"When I think of a Managing Director, I see an old man in a grey suit.
I see someone that is removed from the day-to-day experiences of their team.
I don’t see myself.
For a long time, this meant that I felt like an imposter in my role; like at any moment, someone would notice that I wasn’t an old man in a grey suit and kick me out.
I thought this because I wasn’t seeing MDs that looked like me.
I was 32, a woman and I’d never stepped foot in a grey suit...
episode 403: Common enemies make friendships grow stronger
And common enemies make friendships grow stronger. One study found that people are more likely to bond over a shared dislike – rather than a shared fondness – of a third party. Denigrating an enemy can also boost our self-esteem by making us and the groups we identify with seem better in comparison.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/words-matter/201812/do-we-need-common-enemy
episode 402: Critics call to cancel Dave Chappelle, Netflix for ‘ridiculing trans people’
https://nypost.com/2021/10/07/critics-blast-dave-chappelle-netflix-for-ridiculing-trans-people/
episode 401: Grandstanders are in a moral arms race.
"Many grandstanders are in a moral arms race. They aren’t trying to figure out the truth—they’re trying to impress their audience"
https://nextbigideaclub.com/magazine/grandstanding-use-abuse-moral-talk-bookbite/24787/
episode 400: You get to really know somehow by how you feel when they leave your presence.
You get to really know somehow by how you feel when they leave your presence -Oscar Wilde
episode 399: Guest Brandon Doble - Breath
“the greatest indicator of life span wasn’t genetics, diet, or the amount of daily exercise, as many had suspected. It was lung capacity.”
― James Nestor, Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art
episode 398: Our minds are terrible at accurately predicting what will make us happy.
https://www.oprah.com/inspiration/laurie-santos-happiness-research
episode 397: Elements of an Apology
Elements of an apology
https://taylorcounselinggroup.com/blog/five-elements-of-an-apology/