Humdrumity: Escape Monotony

David Funk: Circuitously Fabulous

Today I chat with my dear friend David Funk about his life journey and how it’s never too late to zig when life tries to make you zag. David took a long and winding road to find himself and arrive at his current self both personally and professionally – he exemplifies the Humdrumity quest to always better yourself by trying new things even in the face of adversity.

Tune into the end for a “defining moment” on this podcast...

Visit the SF Moma website at https://www.sfmoma.org/

Guest appearance provided by Dan Michaud.

Christina Wenman: Observationalist Zoomer

Ah, to be young again! But is that to be young again in bygone days or would that be to be young again growing up in this day and age? Every generation faces its own challenges and obstacles - though we may try to understand it, only those maturing in it can ultimately describe navigating their way through the modern era. 

Finding worldly knowledge and inspiration then turning it into tangible action has been a lifelong passion of my guest. Christina Wenman is an author, podcast host, and burgeoning documentarian exploring life as a Zoomer in an era fraught with digital trappings. She will be our guide today as both a participant and observer of her generation’s journey of self-discovery.

Tune in to find out about the “Humdrumity Line” being coined on this very episode... 

Listen to Christina's show "Learning From Your World" on Apple Podcasts (https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/learning-from-your-world/id1675543366) or on Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/2kPq9YWtPQ1yNfNkbbtHrz). 

Search up “Success Through Your Eyes” to purchase her book on Amazon. 

Deborah Heiser: Mentorship Demystified

Mentorship is traditionally imagined as wise sages imparting wisdom from on high to eagerly engaged young disciples. But in the modern era, this perception needs to be demystified and redefined. 

As an Applied Developmental Psychologist, Dr. Deborah Heiser began researching the positive mental outcomes of aging. This work led her to the revelation that giving back is the ultimate means to achieve life fulfillment. With this understanding, she went on to found The Mentor Project which provided her with the insights to author the book “The Mentorship Edge.” 

Today she will discuss how hierarchical mentorship, while still relevant, is no more meaningful than lateral mentorship; why it is equally important for the old to learn from the young; and how the mentor/mentee relationship needs to be organic for best results. 

Tune in to find out why “Ok Boomer” signaled the demise of ageist sagacity... 

To find out more about my guest and her work, please check out her website at: https://deborahheiser.com/. 

For details and programs offered by The Mentor Project, please follow this link: https://mentorproject.org/. 

David Beckemeyer: Doomscroll Overload

Are you a victim of the “at-all-hours” doomscroll? Do you snap out of endlessly looking at your online feeds to find yourself no less uninformed and feeling a whole lot more anxious, stressed and helpless about the world around you? You are not alone.

Today we are in luck as I am joined by David Beckemeyer host of “Outrage Overload” - a podcast that explores political polarization and focuses on reducing toxic outrage by promoting civil discourse. In our discussion, David will help us understand the mechanics behind outrage media and offer practical strategies for fostering media literacy and understanding in a divided world.

Tune in and find out about my “old timey” take on my podcast in this modern era…

Listen to David’s podcast “Outrage Overload” by visiting his website: https://outrageoverload.net/

For links to the curated news sources mentioned in the episode, check out 1440 News (https://join1440.com/) and Other Web (https://otherweb.com/)

Dana Harvey: Are You Experienced?

There is a lot of talk about psychedelic healing and the power of psilocybin (magic mushrooms) to help overcome a myriad of mental and personality issues. At the same time, there are a lot of questions about finding knowledgeable and experienced practitioners in this field. 

To misquote the great Jimi Hendrix, “Are you experienced? Or have you ever been experienced? Well, my guest has.”

Dana Harvey previously spent over three decades working in high-level corporate communications and investor relations before finding her true calling to become a facilitator of psychedelic-based healing. She is the founder of The Flourish Academy where she works to provide evidence-based education and guidance to help break the stigma surrounding microdosing therapy.

Tune in to find out what surprising thing often makes the best dance partner...

To find out more about this topic and the services provided by my guest, please check out her website at https://www.theflourishacademy.org

For further information on advancements in psychedelic therapy and advocacy visit the Therapsil website at https://therapsil.ca

** This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal health or medical advice.

Sandy Gerber: Not Small Talk

Do you fear small talk? Does meeting new people make you uncomfortable?

Fortunately, my guest is a professional Speaker, Certified Communication and Emotional Intelligence Coach, Podcast Host, and Award-Winning Author. Her mission is to empower people to become masters of effective communications in their professional and personal lives: from her we will learn some tips and tricks on how to be more approachable and confident when engaging in those dreaded first conversations.

Tune in and find out just how far I’d go to find value...

You can discover more information on my guest's offerings and services, as well as a link to the “Magnetic Communication Podcast” by visiting her website: https://sandygerber.com/

Sam Macmillan: You Win Some

Game on! Press play and listen as I talk with my guest about gamification and how we need to set our own yard markers in the tournament we call life.

Tune in to find out about playing mini games within the grand game itself…

Thoughtcast: Resolutely Unresolute

The first in an ongoing series coined "Thoughtcasts." Today I discuss the topic of New Year's Resolutions and why you shouldn't make one. Instead, make a checklist of ten attainable assignments to complete throughout the year.

Annette Sharpe: Mind Your Beeswax

School is in! Today’s guest is a life-long teacher: from childhood play to high school and university tutoring, to her professional career as a personal mentor and coach for individuals, business owners, corporate groups, and those in the C-Suite.

She will instruct us on why work doesn’t have to be hard and how leadership and co-worker interactions should always remain playful.

Tune in to find out whether I “pass the test” on the six basic human needs…

Please follow this link to my guest’s website: https://growingforsuccess.com/

Alistair Moes: Lose Your Temper

Do you ever get so mad you could punch a hole in the sky? Or are you someone whose gaze burns holes through those around you for days? Hey, we all deal with anger in different ways. Luckily, my guest will discuss anger and how to cope with it, as well as explain why anger can make us assertive and move us to be happier people.

Tune in and find out why parents and family can “push our buttons” like pros...

To visit my guest's anger management websites, please go to either https://angerman.online (men) or https://healinganger.ca (women), and be sure to check out the sites for books or to register for online sessions.