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In this episode of Hostcast, we sit down with Grant Mulligan, a writer, investor, and conservationist.
Our conversation ranges across fatherhood, progress, abundance, and The Odyssey.
Grant is currently hosting a reading series on Interintellect dedicated to The Odyssey, which we’re exploring together. You can find the series, along with Grant’s writing, here:
https://www.grantmulligan.com/
https://interintellect.com/hosts/grant-mulligan-1128177
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