The Patty Pod

In this episode, I discuss Knicks fever in NYC, breaking patterns, accepting things reluctantly, and oh so much more. I also read chapter 2 from my novella, The Podcaster. Merci mis amigos!

This episode includes a discussion of the Artemis II’s astronauts’ poignant experience of viewing Earth from afar, the weirdness of the English lyrics to Wagner’s Wedding March, and we read a chapter of my new novella, The Podcaster. You can find the book here: https://a.co/d/04gYIYJu

In this episode, we talk about how you can kill it with kindergartners, why Duluth produces Olympic champion curlers, and putting R&B singers on notice. Check it!

We’re back with tales of the biggest bro president, Macy’s killing it on Thanksgiving, and life in the flow state. Enjoy mis amigos!

In this episode, I talk about the whitest thing possible, Italian cuisine in Edmonton, and taking on imposter syndrome.

In this episode, I break out some of my best stories, including including craziness with Conan O’Brien and Tim Robbins. I also have tips for celebrities that wear expensive clothes, and we talk a little bit about essence and existentialism.

We’re back with another smorgasbord of topics. In this episode, I talk about real life people that seem like movie characters, backhanded compliments, menswear in German soccer, and delightful synchronicities.

In this episode, I interview Colleen Doan-Lombardozzi, and she describes a remarkable near-death experience that she had and how it impacted her faith and life in the years that followed.

In part 3, Aaron discusses his time living in Tanzania where he worked on a United Nations Criminal Tribunal on Rwanda, supporting a panel of judges, and had a chance to visit the country side and a Maasai village. He also speaks about how fundamental exploration and travel are to him and the impact they’ve had on his understanding and being in the world.

In part 2, Aaron tell us about his time in Moldova where he volunteered for refugees and others affected by the war in Ukraine. He also shares about his time in Iraq, where he was one of the first people to traverse a hiking trail in Iraqi Kurdistan, an active conflict zone.

In this episode, I sit down with my friend Aaron Chase and discuss his explorations, especially to places not frequented by Westerners. We discuss how these travels have impacted his received narratives of other people, and how they’ve added meaning and vitality to his life. In part 1, we get a bit of an overview of where he’s been and dive into his time in Algeria.

What up Patty Pod listeners? We back. In this episode, I explain why we’ve had a delay in episodes coming out, and talk about some funny lost phrases, the power of imagination, the power of old songs, and my sort of guilty pleasures.

In this episode, we take a break from interviews as I offer up a smorgasbord of stories and essays on the lighter side. I talk of a server granting me her approval of my order, Mormons getting lawerly with God, and how my thriftiness has me dressing as a Gen Zer. Bon appétit!

In this episode, I speak with my friend John Czeban about optimism.

Part Two of my conversation with my friend Jen Asp who works in Anglican and Episcopalian ministries about the role spirituality has played in her life through both good times and difficult ones. 

In this episode, I chat with my friend Jen Asp who works in Anglican and Episcopalian ministries about the role spirituality has played in her life through both good times and difficult ones. 

Part 2 of our wide-ranging discussion on creativity with author, publisher, journalist, woodworker, maple syrup maker, etc., etc. Mike Savage.

Author, publisher, journalist, woodworker, maple syrup maker, etc., etc. Mike Savage joins us for a wide-ranging discussion on creativity.  

In this episode, we have our first ever single theme and interview! I was excited to be joined by my friend and Royal Academy of Music conducting student Ethan Osman. He tells us how he's experienced his musical talent and what it's meant in his life. 

This week I talk about mistaking orthodox Jewish men for major hockey fans, brush offs from hipster store owners, and the sexiness of Renaissance art stars.

This week we discuss having purpose enough, Lawrence the gospel belting Uber driver, and lightening up. We also announce an upcoming format change.

This week I talk about getting a nibble-sized taste of being a travel sports parent, the astounding city and culture of Tokyo, what your cap brim curve means, and a bit about my encounters with wisdom.

Welcome to season 3! In this episode, I talk about our time in Tokyo, my take on the difference between Earth and worlds, sick burns, and a terrible misuse of a good phrase.

This week we discuss popped collars, big changes, and Viagra ads.

In this episode, we cover greetings in America, experiencing grandeur, and why I get beat in Jeopardy.