11 episodes
Unreasonable AF Cody Ringle
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- Society & Culture
A coach and a social worker walk into a podcast studio to solve the world's problems.
As humans run face-first into the brick wall of unreasonableness we're driven by instant gratification, tribalism, and an unwillingness to hear ANYTHING that doesn't fit into our current belief structure.
When most people are getting fatter, dumber, more deeply convinced that "I'm right." Cody and Dillon draw from their own unreasonable pasts, talk shit, and tell stories in an attempt to forge a path back to reason.
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Unreasonable AF Ep. 011
Modern Education. Getting WAY too high. The Best Local Hiking Trails. The eternal shitshow that is Miami Florida. Restless Leg Syndrome. Stories.
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Unreasonable AF Ep. 010
Ego, injury, and the road to lifting 700 pounds.
Victim mentality, overcoming trauma, and what does the future hold?
All this and more on the latest episode. -
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Unreasonable AF Ep. 008- Mark England
We're bringing some dope people we know into the fold. In this episode, we are joined by Mark England.
Mark has been coaching people for 15 years on their use of language. How the words that we use influence the life that we create. Mark is a also a master storyteller and TedX presenter.
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Unreasonable AF Ep. 007
Let's talk about Death baby!
Muerta, finito, passing, leaving this mortal plain, the end of this chapter, maybe the end of the story as a whole, the afterlife, fading to black, reincarnation, whatever comes next... We're diving into DEATH in a big way.
Whether it's just the beginning or truly the end, we human beings have some complex feelings about death.
Death is often an experience drunk with emotion and can be the catalyst for Unreasonable behavior. How do we bring reason back to the conversation and experience of death? Hopefully, there are some lessons within our conversation here. -
Unreasonable AF Ep. 006
Let's talk about DRUGS! Drug use, Drug addiction, the value and impact of Drugs, the Negatives AND the Positives. Today, recreational drug use seems to be getting far more positive attention than in previous generations. Why? What's changed?
What have we learned from history? Why do people use recreational drugs? How can we have a more reasonable conversation about their use and impact?
"You take the blue pill, the story ends; you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill, you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes."