The MindBurrow

Today's episode brings up the question of what do we really see out in our society. What are the things or topics that we sometimes avoid? Are we doomed to fail and no chance of progressing in the future?

Today's installment of the MindBurrow involves Time. We discuss Tim Farris' points of view as depicted in The Four Hour Workweek and how people conceive and perceive time in their daily and industrious portions of life.

This is the Behind The Curtain. The post-pod session from episode 11.

This week's episode discusses social expectations and understanding when is the right time to do the right thing, and questioning what our responsibility is to greater society. But thanks to our guest, we now have a concept of just doing our "Level Best"

We usually hang out a little after recording each episode, today we were urged to keep recording... so we did. Here's some extra time in what we'll call the DarkBurrow, the Offshoots, the extras and outtakes.

Today's episode we welcome in Russell as our guest on this, the 10th installment of the MindBurrow. We are talking about change, and transition and how we look forward to, or avoid it. How can we master it to determine, what's next?

We lightly touch on evil v good, but for the most part talk about what it means to have influence, and be influenced. Summed up, take a look at this poem by one of our co-hosts - Dane. To: Parents From: Your child. We love our jobs and we love our friends but take them away who’s there in the end? This thing we call life can’t be found on a device. It’s sitting right here with your child and wife....

This episode has Dane and Julia taking listeners down the path of exploring the dangers of sex and human trafficking and pointing out ways to de-stigmatize the conversation surrounding the topic and why parents and guardians should be more proactive with the topics.

Today's episode rings in a new twist to the MindBurrow. We welcome in guest Randy and we discuss truth. What is it. Is it universal or absolute? How can we come to an agreement on thinking about what that means. And then there's some cocaine bear in there too. Strap in and buckle up for the ride into the MindBurrow.

In today's episode we discuss tipping points, emotions, lack thereof, stoics, gender, and wondering how do we get to the other side of the Tipping Point?

In this fifth installment of The MindBurrow, our contributors discuss a little on the history of AI and why it is becoming such a topic of discourse in society. Some of it is the fear of reaching Singularity when sentient beings take over and then we (assuming we are) humans are less able to have control over the world around us. Is it merely a fear, or is it a demand for wanting at least a feelin...

In this episode of The MindBurrow, we discuss the topic of stress and stressors.  COVID 19 forced millions around the globe to rethink their lives, what is important, and what stresses them out.  Stress can have similar impacts neurochemically but stressors are often relative to the person and their experience. One of the catalysts for discussion this episode goes to Lily Green's TEDx ta...

In this episode we launched from some thoughts on Unflattening , a book by Nick Sousanis regarding the way we learn to know a thing, how we follow suit with the masses, or learn to branch off towards new horizons.  How do we reach our potential, and who is to be the one to say we have or have not reached it?  The way and manner in which we understand the world around us is purely depende...

In today's episode, the four pack travels down the MindBurrow of figuring out what it means to be in control of your own emotions.  Is there a difference in being stoic, and stoicism?  Thinking also about perception and what it means to be comfortable in your own place in the world vs the perceived pressure of needing to move "up".  Four pack comes at you with a special guest sneaki...

In this the first episode of bourbon and Babble our panel discusses thoughts on mental health, life coaching, neuro wellness from a myriad of points of view.