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What happens when you stop asking athletes what they accomplished and start asking why it mattered?
Jason Bahamundi and Evan Birch open Season 3 of Enduring Minds by looking back at the people, conversations and unexpected relationships that shaped Season 2.
Along the way, they return to something Marshall Ulrich told them: “You don't ask the first question. You ask the second question.” That observation became something much bigger than a compliment. It became a description of what Enduring Minds is trying to do.
Jason and Evan discuss vulnerability, shame, identity, community, friendship and why the conversations that happen after the obvious questions are often the ones that stick with us.
They also explore how podcast guests have become real-life friends, why an accomplishment doesn't define the person who achieved it, and what they're carrying forward into Season 3.
World-record holders. Everyday athletes. Extraordinary accomplishments. Ordinary human shit.
The accomplishments may get somebody into the chair.
Then the real conversation begins
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