#195: Dr. Jaya Viswanathan - Are There Cheat Codes for Your Brain?
In this episode, I'm joined by neuroscientist Dr. Jaya Viswanathan. She shares what science tells us about nootropics (and whether or not they actually work), why we should move towards personalized medicine, the role of physical movement in your brain’s ability to use energy, how green spaces impa…
#196: Danny Miranda - Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Energy, Change Your Life
What if hypnosis isn't mind control at all?
In this episode, I'm joined by hypnotist Danny Miranda. He shares what hypnosis really does to your brain, why synchronicities keep showing up, how to stop self-sabotaging your manifestations, the importance of the second order impact of your career, ho…
#197: Noelle McWard Aquino - 3 Types of Anxiety You Might Not Notice
In this episode, I'm joined by therapist and author of "Anxiety Unpacked: Discover Your Type and Recover Your Peace," Noelle McWard Aquino. Nicole shares the three root patterns she sees in therapy: catastrophizing (what-if spirals about the future), control anxiety (high-achievers who can't turn o…
#198: Jay Legend - If You Can't Join A Cult, Make A Cult
In this episode, I'm joined by comedian Jay Legend. He shares what elements he believes shape a great comedian, his recent private-jet story while touring with Fluffy, how his spiritual practice fuels his creativity, why patience is a virtue of meditation, the worst pet name a girlfriend ever gave …
Fast & Furious on Kill Tony ~ Comedian Galina Rivina | Ep. 294
Comedian Galina Rivina joins Dimples and The Beard to talk about her Kill Tony appearance, performing in front of Tony Hinchcliffe and Jimmy Carr, and why “fast and furious” was the perfect accidental description. She also explains why Furious 7 is her favorite installment in the franchise, how Aus…
#199: Katie Novotny - Doctors Said It Was Stress
Comedian Katie Novotny returns to the show! She shares what it was like to finally be diagnosed with a condition usually found in dogs, the road to recovery, why she'd rather bomb in front of 10,000 strangers than ask friends for support, what it's been like debuting her comedy album, why gen z and…
#200: Annie Teicher - Life Lessons From Stand Up & Golf
In this episode, I'm joined by comedian and latest winner of Funniest in Austin, Annie Teicher. She shares how she deals with nerves, why she lies about her job to strangers, what it was like going pro and working for the Golf Channel, what it means to be good at golf and why so many people gravita…
#201: Dr. Randall Alifano - The Art of Listening (Why You Might Suck At It)
In this episode, I'm joined by psychotherapist and author of “Listening in the Raw: Coming Home to Receptivity,” Dr. Randall Alifano. He shares why our bad listening is leaving us lonelier than ever, what makes someone a bad listener, the impact of not being heard in childhood, what we are fundamen…
#202: Deric Poston - Even Buddha Has To Lock In
In this episode, I'm joined by comedian Deric Poston. He shares how doing one simple chore changed the trajectory of his marriage, what it's like navigating parenthood while feeling connected to your inner child, why it’s tricky to find happiness in a nihilist world, what makes a true crime documen…
#203: Michael Weiss - Hollywood Screenwriter Reveals What Makes Movies Unforgettable
What if great movies aren't about the hero at all?
In this episode, I'm joined by WGA screenwriter and author Michael Weiss. He shares why the best films are driven by one core relationship, why the best protagonists are the most toxic, what makes a great movie (it's not what you think), why Brian…
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