LAST MEAL with Tom Nash

In this episode of Last Meal, photographer and author Sean Tucker reflects on his journey from working in the church to becoming a full-time creative. He opens up about his struggles with anxiety, how photography became his therapy, and why he embraces solitude. The conversation explores the balance between self-expression and self-preservation, the philosophy behind his work, and the importance o...

Why do we make irrational decisions? In this episode of Last Meal, I sit down with Rory Sutherland—advertising guru and behavioral scientist—to discuss why logic often fails in life. We explore the psychology of branding, the power of trust, and why the best solutions are often the weirdest ones. Sutherland delves into challenging conventional beliefs about religion, trust, and nicotine. This is a...

What drives people to the extreme? Andrew Gold shares his insights on the existential battle with mortality, the pursuit of purpose, and the resilience needed in the tumultuous world of freelance journalism. Andrew and I discuss his experiences investigating cults, criminals, and controversial figures. We dive into the psychology of deception, the ethics of storytelling, and the challenge of repor...

In this episode of 'Last Meal,' Kathleen Stock, an accomplished writer and former academic, shares her journey from the trenches of philosophy academia to becoming a public intellectual. Stock discusses her favorite last meal, reflects on the dramatic pivot in her career due to her controversial views on women's rights, and offers incisive thoughts on the perils of tribalism, the pursuit of balanc...

Are we alone in the universe? In this highly anticipated episode of 'Last Meal,' I journey to the historic city of Oxford to meet one of the most influential evolutionary biologists of our time, Professor Richard Dawkins. Author of The Selfish Gene and prolific thought leader, Richard discusses with me the mysteries of our existence, the future of human intelligence, and why he believes truth matt...