• 210: Threenis

  • Aug 3 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 11 mins
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210: Threenis

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  • In this episode, we embark on a rollercoaster of topics that range from the whimsical quirks of human behavior to the profound depths of life and death. We tackle the unexpected physical challenges that come with aging—spoiler alert, it's not just about gray hair! Our conversation takes a cultural turn as we dissect the fascinating differences in communication styles across the globe. We get introspective with deep reflections on the passage of time and the inevitable end that awaits us all. But it's not all doom and gloom; we also explore the complexities of personal relationships and the importance of setting boundaries. All this wrapped up with a reminder to savor every moment of life, because, let's face it, none of us are getting out of here alive. Tune in for a delightful blend of humor, introspection, and candid conversations that will leave you reflecting on your own journey.

    Chapters:
    (00:00) Welcome to that spiritual, actual, factual answers to questions you ask
    (00:48) You had a scary experience with stairs today. What's happening with your body now
    (04:15) it's all going to end pretty soon
    (07:29) Remember when they said you have your whole life ahead of you
    (10:55) Aries to Libra is about moving elegantly, not picking through things
    (12:01) This reminds me of something Rami and I were talking about this week
    (22:01) There's definitely an adjustment energy around noise in theater
    (24:20) Let's talk about these dimensions. We were in Seattle and Eric and I were out to dinner
    (29:01) I think there's a spectrum of power when discussing race
    (34:30) You talk about being constantly trying to manage your image
    (43:16) When you vote Republican, you're voting against yourself,
    (45:50) This makes me think of how Jon Stewart is back. I didn't know he was until last night
    (49:06) Jonathan Spector is both intelligent and optimistic about politics
    (49:49) Should we just talk after the podcast? Uh, yeah
    (50:03) I want to talk about this phenomenon here without naming names
    (51:13) people often gossip about someone without knowing who they are
    (55:21) I think people are selective with who they open up to
    (01:02:40) Someone who you thought was there. I wonder if you're thinking about this person or this person
    (01:03:18) That's a whole other complicated story
    (01:06:01) There's a nuanced level where gossip becomes not character, uh, defect
    (01:09:23) Cassidy may survive this day, but he may not. So send prayers. All right, well, good talk. Good talk, baby

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