401 - ROMA 34
Tangentially Speaking with Christopher Ryan
What's the word for your ex-wife's husband, who you love more than a brother? How is "never enough" different from "never too much?"
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400 - Simon Rex (Nervous Rex Podcast)
Tangentially Speaking with Christopher Ryan
Simon Rex is utterly unique. Actor, fashion model, MTV personality, rapper, social media star, intellectual, spiritual seeker, goofball, #vanlifer.... There's nobody like him -- or even similar. No category broad enough to contain him or his unlikely career. He's my brother, and I love the dude. Check out his new podcast here or wherever you get your podcasts.
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399 - Jon and Cassie Walker (Formerly of Panic! at the Disco)
Tangentially Speaking with Christopher Ryan
Jon and Cassie met in high school. Jon played guitar and wrote some songs. One day, he was invited to join a band. That band blew up, and the next thing he knew, he was on stage before tens of thousands of screaming teenagers. Money, fame, pressure, and confusion soon followed. Then Jon and Cassie decided to jump off the train of "success" and head down to Costa Rica for a while. Cassie wrote a book about all this, called, Everything is Moving. Link to Anya's podcast episode mentioned in the intro. Follow Jon and Cassie at: http://www.instagram.com/cassiewalkermindbody/ ...
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398 - Akshay Nanavati (Fearvana)
Tangentially Speaking with Christopher Ryan
Akshay is an extraordinary guy living an extraordinary life. He's battled his own demons, searched for IEDs in Iraq, dragged a sled across Greenland, climbed mountains, and sat in total darkness for 7 days and nights. These experiences and others informed his book, Fearvana -- endorsed by the Dalai freakin Lama!
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397 - Mike Brancatelli (Mikeadelic Podcast)
Tangentially Speaking with Christopher Ryan
For 3 1/2 Years, Mike was the co-host of the popular libertarian podcast, Part Of The Problem with stand up comic & Fox News regular Dave Smith. He now hosts his own podcast called Mikeadelic, which focuses on the benefits of psychedelics and our right to cognitive liberty. He's traveled widely and was a stand up comic for 3 years in New York. This episode sponsored by Lelo. Use the discount code "ChrisRyan" for 15% off all full-priced items. Find me on Instagram or Twitter. Please consider supporting this podcast. This Amazon affiliate link kicks a few bucks back my way. Music:...
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Video ROMA 1
Tangentially Speaking with Christopher Ryan
Soundtrack to the first video ROMA for supporters of the podcast who donate via my new site.
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395 - Shawn Dinkel (Therapist: Male Rage)
Tangentially Speaking with Christopher Ryan
Shawn is a deeply thoughtful man who helps other men confront and tame their demons. He's worked with addiction and men who have been abusive to themselves and the people around them.
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394 - Doreen Stokes (Africa Guide)
Tangentially Speaking with Christopher Ryan
Doreen is a surfer who lives in Montana. She's planted over a million trees, and guides trips to Africa. My kinda woman!
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393 - Jeff Shapiro (Base Jumper/Wingsuit Flyer)
Tangentially Speaking with Christopher Ryan
Jeff is one of those seemingly insane guys who jump off cliffs thousands off feet high -- either in a wingsuit or with a parachute. His thoughtful, calm demeanor presents an interesting contrast to the realms of sheer terror he's drawn to.
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392 - Daniel (Former Marine/SWAT member)
Tangentially Speaking with Christopher Ryan
After over a decade carrying a gun (first with the Marines in Iraq and then as a member of a SWAT team), Daniel is now living off the grid in Idaho with his family, starting a different kind of life. We go deep into what it means to be a man, how to integrate caring and courage, and whether the military is a good place to get one's life together.
info_outlineShane wasn’t mad at coffee, he was disappointed. He was sold the dream that coffee would allow him to do more and do it faster. But, he noticed that he was reliant on it just to get to baseline. The jitters, the anxiety, shitty sleep. He loved the ritual, but questioned whether it was helping or hindering his mental and physical performance. So he created Mud.
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Music: “Brightside of the Sun,” by Basin and Range; “When We Grew Older,” by Chris Vince; “Smoke Alarm,” by Carsie Blanton.