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Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
every 22 days
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
82 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
105 Folgen
seit 27. Mai 2024
episodic

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Violet Crown cycling, Austin group rides, and local bike club history. In this conversation, Phil sits with Jay Bond (Oliver James Bond V) to explore the culture of group riding in Austin, the long arc of the Violet Crown club, and what draws people—from locals to visitors from Europe and beyond—on…

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What happens when verbal aggression occurs inside a space meant for growth, and the community does not fully address it? In this extended conversation, Phil sits with his thought partner Alice to explore a personal experience of being spoken to in a way that felt like verbal assault within a Mankin…
How good are we, really? In this Philosophy Book Club episode, Phil and Grant Potts begin their three-part reading of Christian B. Miller’s The Character Gap. They explore the distance between how most of us see ourselves and how we actually behave when no one is watching, drawing on psychological …
David Comer, president of the Violet Crown Sports Association, joins Phil Phails to talk about how a kid who struggled with weight, fencing, and a Crohn's disease diagnosis found his identity on a bicycle. What starts as Austin cycling history unfolds into a real conversation about resilience, fail…
Professional mediator and author Greg Stephens joins Phil Phails to explore what it actually takes to repair a relationship that feels beyond saving. Greg shares the framework he's used in thousands of team mediations, the definition of respect that changed how he leads, and the difference between …
Compassion fatigue, joy as a practice, and the quiet difficulty of staying present in a life that asks a lot of you. In this full episode of Phil Phails, Mary Richardson-Perez returns for a wide-ranging conversation that moves from the early warning signs of empathy fatigue to the yogic concept of …
Most people with ADHD don't just struggle with focus — they struggle with belonging. Phil sits down with licensed counselor and ADHD specialist James Ochoa to unpack a pattern that runs through the lives of millions of neurodivergent people: the cycle of finding a group, pouring into it, and eventu…
Virtue ethics, moral character, the psychology of good behavior, and the gap between who we think we are and how we actually act — Philip Jones breaks down The Character Gap by Christian B. Miller in this candid solo episode. Grant couldn't make it. Austin froze. Philip recorded anyway. What came o…
What does it really mean to build your identity around a sport — and what happens when it ends? In this episode of Phil Phails, former professional road cyclist Mark Duroy traces a lifetime on the bike: racing in Belgium at 18, competing alongside Tour de France riders in the Netherlands, walking a…
How do we navigate a world that tells men to "suck it up" when facing ADHD, Bipolar Type 2, or life-threatening heart surgery? In this deep-dive conversation, Phil sits down with Carr to discuss the reality of neurodivergence, the psychological impact of body dysmorphia, and the profound lessons le…
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