115 Miles Josh Connolly & Hasan Khair

We recorded this special episode on a very special day - May 14th, which is also Josh's 12 year sobriety anniversary.
As you might imagine, we dedicated our conversation to exploring Josh's journey, but also in doing so, we go deeper into society's relationship with addiction, our own less obvious addictions and the importance of active listening vs advice giving.
We end with some powerful reflections - an exercise we think we'd all benefit from doing regularly.
A big conversation on a big day. We hope you enjoy it.

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There's no sugarcoating this one...in today's episode, we're talking about 'death'.
Before you switch off your sets, let us (Josh & Has) explain...it's a taboo subject that people are afraid to talk about. We dig into why that is, as well as our personal views on life, mortality and death.
We discuss regrets, how the best time is now and how to tell important people that we love them.
We might say this often, but we think this could be one of our best discussions yet!
Death ain't an easy topic to discuss or think about...it's about to get uncomfortable.

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On this episode, we dive into superhuman feats and whether we can all do them, or the exceptional few that are born with special powers. We discussed, Russ Cook, who recently ran the length of Africa in 352 days. Nicknamed 'Hardest geezer', he had several moments during the journey where mere mortals would have turned around and gone home, but he pushed through and 'ground' it out.
In our conversation, we ask if society no longer favours discomfort, hard work or the 'hustle'. It's a tricky, nuanced discussion that sees us get tangled up with each other a few times.
We hope you're sitting comfortably...this one is about to get about to get uncomfortable!


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In this episode, we (Has &Josh) dive into a recent published study that suggested that playground bullies are more likely to be successful in later life. The study, which began from 1970 through to 2016, tracked 7000 individuals and points to some interesting findings about aggression in younger years positively impacting opportunities and success in later years. As usual, we dissect the study and put our own take on it.
We then explored the recent furore over the Nike design on the England Men's football shirt - a healthy debate where we ended up quite surprised by our point of view by the end of the discussion.
Some meaty topics that will make you explore deeply within yourself ...we hope you're sitting comfortably....

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Ok...this is a special one for us. In this episode, we (Josh & Has) dig into our secret projects that we've been alluding to on the podcast for the last year.
Has talks about his new manager platform that he's launching today, tyllr, and what makes it so different from everything else out there.
And although Josh's book, "It's Them, Not You", isn't quite a secret anymore, we talk about why it's so important and the impact we believe it will have in the world.
We think of our listeners as friends, so we hope you'll enjoy hearing about our missions outside of 115 miles.
Find out more:
https://tyllr.co/https://www.joshconnolly.co.uk/its-them-not-you 

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In today's episode, we (Has & Josh) talk all about ethics and moral dilemmas.
We’re at a foul point in our global history - there is an incredible amount of division, war, genocide, poverty, individualism and state oppression in the world. 
As humans/citizens, we are being forced into choices and dilemmas in a way unlike in our living memory - so we're asking some big questions in today's episode.
We dive into the upcoming general election and our beloved NHS in the UK...it get's pretty punchy at one point!
We hope you're sitting comfortably...
 
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