The Backseat Driver Podcast

In this episode we take a deep dive into confidence. What is it, do you actually need it, and how should we think about it. This episode really challenged a lot of my ideas about confidence, and I am excited for you to get a chance to listen and reflect on how you think about confidence.

In this episode we interview Chris Drose. Chris is the founder of Bleecker Street Capital, a short hedgefund. He was featured on Forbes 30 under 30 in finance. While in college he was involved in exposing American Addiction Centers for their murder cover-up, and was featured in the New York Times. He is a fascinating interview as his story is anything but ordinary. 

In this episode we explore the upsides and downsides of data. In a world filled with more and more information about our sleep, heart rate, recovery, and performance how do we filter through to make sure it leads to better performance? How should we approach the world of wearable technology, and what should be our goal in collecting this information about ourselves? Tune in to find out as we take...

In this episode we welcome our co-host Reese Randall to discuss the kind of things you would find yourself discussing on a long car ride. We cover his path to college football, the things he has learned, and how to become a scout team legend. We also show #longsnapperlove as we dive into some behind the scenes stories from his time playing at Kansas. Hope you enjoy this episode!

In this episode we discuss the true trade off in chasing greatness, living true to your values, seeking wisdom from those around you, and understanding that true happiness is never found in greatness alone.

In this episode we dive deep into the old adage of "perception is reality."  We look at how our language shapes our perception, how to turn down the body's alarm system,  and how having friends by your side can help lead to performance breakthroughs. 

In this episode we take a deep dive into anxiety. We explore the psychology, physiology, and causes of anxiety. We look at why anxiety happens, why it’s so prevalent and what we can do to take control of our anxiety.