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| Title | Pub. Date | Duration | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Imagination and Expectations (EP 2) | 07 mai 2025 | 00:26:39 | |
The second episode touches on many subjects including: communication styles, selective memory and the importance we put on certain details. Our two friends discuss how story tellers capture their audience’s attention, and they reminisce on the book “Le Petit Prince”, a book about innocence and imagination. They’ll discuss the importance of being open-minded and how expectations can bring us more misery and unhappiness than we think. They’ll ponder on the age old question “What is love” and talk about what are the characteristics we look for in a mate? They’ll talk about the concept of the “The attrition guy” and try to figure out what women want in a man. Are women after the hot guy or the rich guy? What is a “10“ when it comes to attraction? And are there any unicorns? Hear what our podcast friends have to say about these subjects.. and share your comments! Credits for this episode: Songs: - Intro: "Candy Cane" by Keagan Midas https://soundcloud.com/keagan-midas - Outro: “Chivalry 2.0” by Rich Kiss https://soundcloud.com/Rich-Kiss Thumbnail Artifact: "professional-retro-microphone--dj-headphones-" by www.ilmicrofono.it is licensed under CC BY 2.0. | |||
| The art of conversation (EP 1) | 30 avr. 2025 | 00:37:38 | |
In this first episode, we talk about how hard it is to have deep conversations with friends in the midst busy lives. Does the art of conversation require us to have sophisticated friends with high degree of intellect and with diverse interests? How comfortable are we with alternative views? Can we still be friends if we don’t share the same opinions? During this episode, we also talked a little bit about today’s music industry, and how it influences our culture. Are most artists nowadays just being manufactured by the music industry to garner attention and make money? And for anyone with a message to share, can they still openly share their message with the world if their message is about the TRUTH? Or is the inevitable predicament of truth tellers the same that affected characters such as Jesus, Martin Luther King, Gandhi, and John Lennon? Are people still allowed to say what they believe in? And can they change their minds about it? Take a listen... and let us know what you think! Credits for this episode: Songs: - Intro: "Candy Cane" by Keagan Midas - Outro: "Barcelona" by Keagan Midas https://soundcloud.com/keagan-midas Thumbnail Artifact: "professional-retro-microphone--dj-headphones-" by www.ilmicrofono.it is licensed under CC BY 2.0. | |||