InfoQuench

As InfoQuench approaches a major milestone, Jeff and Amy take some time to talk about why they started podcasting in the first place, cover their set-up and recording process, as well as give some hints as to what the future will hold. Thanks for listening!

Amy and Jeff talk about shows they've been indulging in recently, including one of Jeff's all-time favourites. Looking for more? Check out episode #45 for Volume 1. (Note: No cats were harmed during the recording of this episode and Jeff was right, it is the 'Comedy Cellar'). Happy binge watching!!

Jeff and Amy are talking about Spring Fever... the history, the symptoms, and items to consider putting on your 'Spring To-Do' list. There's also an update on the February decluttering challenge and the first-ever edit was required to ensure the podcast maintains a 'clean' rating. Happy Spring! 

In this episode, Amy and Jeff explore quotes of wisdom, many of which provide advice that can change the way you live your life. From Epictetus to Bukowski, quotes pack a lot of punch in a few carefully chosen words and a well placed quote can impart great advice. Thanks for listening!

Covering key takeaways from 'The Book of Joy', as well as how to find more joy in everyday life, this episode is all about the good stuff in life. Keep an ear out for an unexpected audio appearance by Jeff and Amy's son, life happens (unedited, as always). Thanks for listening!

Stumped for a topic for this week's episode, Jeff and Amy recruited friends to share their best kitchen tips and tricks. Hope you enjoy this episode, served with a short side convo about Bourdain. Thanks for listening!   

Join Jeff and Amy for a laid back episode where they reminisce about simpler times. From taping songs off the radio to cereal sprinkled with real sugar (gasp). Hope you enjoy a walk down memory lane. Thanks for listening!

The exact origin of some sayings is often debated, but there is no debating that words have power and should be chosen carefully. In this episode, Jeff and Amy talk about some common phrases they didn't realize could be offending people. Thanks for listening! 

Between Jeff's impression and Amy's attempt at a comedy bit, there was some reluctance to release this episode, but here it is in all its raw glory. Have a listen and a laugh as they chat about the topic of comedy and all that goes into it. Thanks for listening!

The average New Year's resolution has already been broken, so how can we avoid that?  Amy and Jeff cover ways you can set yourself up for success any time of year with mini-resolutions, while having fun along the way.  What are mini-resolutions?  Have a listen and find out.  Stay safe, friends!

Have some laughs with Jeff and Amy as they quiz each other on movie and TV quotes. Be sure to play along and test your own knowledge. Thanks for listening, friends!  (PS - Jeff was right, it was 1975.)

This episode is full of surprising information about body language. Amy and Jeff cover subtle (and some not so subtle) cues that can help you read a person or interpret group dynamics. As an off-topic bonus, they start things out with a healthy mocktail recipe. Thanks for listening!

In this episode, Jeff and Amy finish covering 27 tips for a better life - highlights from a longer list from lesswrong.com.  Plus, they discuss dry January, 'The Alcohol Experiment', and the miraculous recovery of their Instagram account.  Be sure to listen for the literal mic drop (sigh).  Hope you laugh along with us in this one.  Thanks for listening! 

We're back for a brand new year!  Jeff and Amy are chatting about 27 tips for a better life in this episode - highlights from a longer list from lesswrong.com. As always, lots of tangents are included along the way.  Thanks for listening, friends! 

In this episode, Amy and Jeff discuss Miguel Ruiz's 'The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom'. Based on ancient Toltec wisdom, this book is said to offer a code of conduct that can transform lives to a new experience of freedom, true happiness, and love. Thanks for listening, friends!

Jeff and Amy are talking about how to be more productive at work and in everyday life, with lots of tips to make the most of your time. Thanks for listening, friends!

This episode is a discussion of David Attenborough's newly released Netflix documentary, 'A Life On Our Planet'.  Jeff and Amy cover some of the key ideas from this film, talk about climate change, and chat about how this documentary affected them as viewers.  Thanks for listening, friends!

Jeff and Amy are chatting about all things mask related. From surprising information to practical tips, this episode covers all the need-to-know information around the most popular new accessory of 2020. And remember: "We isolate now, so when we gather again, no one is missing." Thanks for listening and stay safe, friends!

Jeff and Amy talk about things you can do to make your everyday a little happier. Lots of laughter in this episode - especially when Jeff's 'Art Hole' comes up in the discussion.  Thanks for listening and have a happy day!

Having travel withdrawal during this pandemic? This episode is full of ways you can see the world from the comfort and safety of your own home. Thanks for listening, friends!

Reeling from the unexpected loss of the 'infoquenchpodcast' Instagram account, Jeff and Amy dedicate this episode to the insanity of social media. With a smattering of interesting facts, a few rants along the way, and no shortage of the usual tangents, they discuss what social media means to them. Thanks of listening (and commiserating)!

Netflix's documentary-drama is the topic of conversation for this episode, as Amy and Jeff discuss how our lives are impacted by social media - love it or hate it, there's no denying the significance it plays in today's society.  Thanks for listening, friends!  

Jeff and Amy go deep with a philosophical discussion as they wrap up this 3-part series on Viktor Frankl's book, Man's Search for Meaning.  Thanks for listening, friends!

Jeff and Amy continue their discussion of Viktor Frankl's book, 'Man's Search for Meaning'.  (Side note... The experiment Jeff references is called the 'Milgram Shock Experiment').  Thanks for listening, friends! 

This episode explores deep questions, as Amy and Jeff discuss Viktor Frankl's book, 'Man's Search for Meaning'. Whether you've read the book, plan to read it, or are just looking for the Coles Notes on the meaning of life, this podcast is for you. Thanks for listening, friends!