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Back from summer break, the botox Cowboys tackle fainting, filler, and the mysterious world of “ScroTox.” Stick around for a surprisingly useful deep dive into why botox in your jaw might just change your life.
Money isn’t just about math—it’s about mindset, emotion, and motivation, especially when you live with ADHD. Financial coach Nicole Stanley joins us to reveal how to ditch the shame, build systems that actually work, and finally make money feel good again.
Rich Harwood has spent thirty years in America’s most forgotten places and discovered something that could save democracy—but it’s not happening where you think it is. After another act of political violence rocks the nation, Carrie Fox sits down with the man who’s proven that the path forward isn’t through our broken politics, but through rebuilding the invisible infrastructure of how we actually live together.
What if the secret to lasting fitness isn’t hitting the next milestone but becoming the kind of person who never misses a workout? Pete and Srdjan break down the science of identity-based goals, share client stories, and answer your questions about strength, size, and building a healthier mindset.
We discuss the Second Battle of Geonosis and moral costs of warfare as Jedi face mind-controlling parasites. When Anakin tortures for information while Obi-Wan seeks understanding, their choices expose deeper rifts.
We continue our Golden Jubilee: 1975’s Pioneering Visions in Global Cinema series with Sidney Lumet’s fantastic bank heist gone wrong, Dog Day Afternoon, starring Al Pacino and John Cazale.
We tackle listener questions on enforcing boundaries with manipulative ex-partners, managing high-conflict personality patterns, and setting limits with difficult aging parents.
We dive into the psychology and ethics of sports fandom through the lens of the British film Fever Pitch, exploring how sports shape our social connections, teach us about loss, and hold the potential to become obsessions.