On Purpose is one of those podcasts that actually makes me do something with what I’ve heard instead of just listening and moving on.
I recently listened to an episode about friendship, and afterwards I genuinely started calling people I hadn’t spoken to in a while. I ended up reconnecting with someone I hadn’t properly talked to in ages, and that alone made me realize how much impact a good conversation can have.
I really appreciate the thought, care, and work that clearly goes into this show. Jay speaks with such a wide range of people, and I actually value that I’m not going to agree with every guest or every perspective. I don’t think the point of a great podcast is to only hear from people who already think exactly like you.
It’s easy to forget how much time, research, production, and effort goes into consistently creating something like this when all we have to do is press play. I’m really grateful for the work Jay and the team put into it.
This podcast has genuinely made me reflect more on my relationships and the way I live my life, and I think that is a pretty incredible thing for a podcast to be able to do.
