Different Miles

Different Miles
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No answers. No agenda. Just three men at different points on the road, talking about what's changed.

Episodes

  1. 4d ago

    What Do You Worship?

    In this podcast episode, the hosts engage in a deep conversation about the concept of worship and what it reveals about personal values. They explore how one's calendar and bank statement could reflect what they truly worship, leading to a discussion on the hierarchy of values, including money, technology, and spirituality. The conversation delves into the role of religion in shaping these values and how individuals reconcile their beliefs with societal pressures. Ultimately, the hosts reflect on the balance between material needs and spiritual fulfillment, questioning the true nature of worship in contemporary life. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of personal values, societal influences, and the search for fulfillment. They explore the hierarchy of values individuals hold, the implications of Nietzsche's declaration that 'God is dead,' and how politics has become a form of identity in contemporary society. The discussion also touches on the concept of 'workism' as a new religion and the ongoing quest for personal fulfillment amidst these competing priorities. In this conversation, the hosts explore the concept of attention as a form of tithe, discussing how modern distractions, particularly smartphones, demand our time and focus. They delve into the parallels between CrossFit and religious congregations, highlighting the community aspect of both. The discussion shifts to the future, speculating on what new forms of worship may arise, particularly in relation to AI and self-worship. The conversation also touches on the potential for depravity to become a central focus in a future without scarcity, and the human desire for distinction and ranking among peers. The episode concludes with reflections on the sensitive nature of discussing spirituality and personal beliefs.

  2. Sep 30

    The GLP-1 Revolution: Health or Hype?

    In this conversation, the hosts discuss the rising popularity of GLP-1 drugs for weight loss, exploring their health benefits, societal pressures surrounding obesity, and the potential long-term effects of dependency on such medications. They emphasize the importance of lifestyle changes, the influence of societal norms on health perceptions, and the value of personal experiences in navigating life's uncertainties. The discussion also touches on the need for critical thinking when it comes to health advice and the evolving nature of societal health solutions. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the importance of personal experience over guarantees in advice-giving, the nuances of sharing experiences responsibly, and the fun of engaging games and riddles. They also touch on health trends, particularly in relation to mosquito control and the impact of lifestyle choices on well-being. In this light-hearted conversation, the participants engage in a playful guessing game about what items they can bring on a trip. The dialogue is filled with humor, confusion, and laughter as they navigate the rules of the game, leading to a surprising revelation about the criteria for bringing items. The conversation wraps up with a dad joke, adding a final touch of humor to the discussion.

  3. Sep 23

    Polls and Perception: Understanding Public Sentiment

    In this conversation, the hosts discuss the alarming trend of meal skipping among Americans due to economic pressures, particularly in relation to healthcare costs. They delve into the implications of recent polls, questioning their accuracy and representation. The discussion shifts to personal responsibility in budgeting and the impact of societal changes on eating habits. Finally, the hosts engage in a light-hearted debate about which holiday should be eliminated, revealing differing perspectives on community and tradition. In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore various themes ranging from holiday preferences to the implications of public financial scrutiny. They discuss the light-hearted topic of Halloween candy and the 'dad tax' before diving into a thought-provoking hypothetical scenario about accepting a large sum of money with the catch of public visibility on all purchases. The conversation culminates in a debate about the social dynamics and personal implications of financial decisions in a public context, highlighting the challenges of navigating relationships and expectations in such situations.

  4. Jul 30

    Three Dot Rage

    The human condition is one of influence and being influenced. From family to religion to work, we are shaped by our world just as we shape the world from our experiences. Today, we talk about how we've been influenced, our pet peeves, our moments of serenity, and our college (and dropout) experiences.

  5. Jul 22

    Blucifer's Glowing Red Eyes

    When we can't make sense of the signals around us, our brain clicks on and tries to fill in the gaps--that's the foundation for conspiracy theories. Today, we continue our exploration of the unexplained with the Denver airport, Bob Lazar, and the elusive alien lifeforms.

  6. Jul 15

    Berenstain or Berenstein?

    The world is filled with unexplained phenomena, sparking questions about what is and isn't real. As pattern-recognizing creatures, we want to fill in the unknown, birthing new modern fantasies. Today, we explore some of the theories we think have kernels of truth like the JFK assassination, the Mandela Effect, AI surveillance and the Montauk Project.

  7. Jul 1

    How Are We Using AI?

    AI has blown up into a wide range of tools that touch many parts of daily life, but what are actual users choosing? On this episode of Different Miles, Casey, Gabe, and Todd share their daily uses of AI and debate the concerns around AI training. What jobs will be most affect by AI and superintelligence first? What are the best-case and worst-case outcomes of AI expansion?

  8. Jun 17

    Artificial Intelligence and The Path to Zero - Part 1

    The sudden expansion of AI across tech has caused ripples across society. The future is so wide open, AI could become a force for good or an existential danger. On this episode of Different Miles, Casey, Gabe, and Todd approach AI from three different levels of technical know-how. How could AI lead us to on a "path to zero," a world of no jobs and no need for human labor? They also debate the practical uses of AI and the logistical issues software alone can't tackle.

  9. Jun 4

    The Weight You Carry (Regret) - Part 2

    Part 2 of our conversation on regret takes a deeper look at the decisions that stay with us long after they're made.We discuss why some regrets fade with time while others seem to follow us for years. From missed opportunities and career choices to relationships and personal growth, we explore the moments we wish we could revisit and the lessons they left behind.The conversation also shifts toward the future. How do we stop creating new regrets? Can regret be a valuable teacher instead of a burden? And what would we do differently if we knew then what we know now?At different miles in life, regret takes on different forms. The challenge is learning how to carry the lessons without carrying the weight.

  10. May 27

    The Weight You Carry (Regret) - Part 1

    Every person carries regret differently. In this episode of Different Miles, Casey, Gabe, and Todd unpack the decisions that stay with us long after they’re made. From missed opportunities and identity to aging, appearance, and the pressure of life choices, the conversation explores what it means to live with the roads not taken. The discussion moves between humor and honesty as three men at different stages of life reflect on how regret changes over time, whether acceptance is possible, and how our past decisions continue shaping who we become. This is Part 1 of a two-part conversation. Different perspectives. One real conversation.

  11. May 13

    The Money Conversation Nobody Has

    Every major decision we make has money somewhere in the equation.Where we live. What careers we choose. When we take risks. When we play it safe. Whether we feel free, stuck, secure, or uncertain.On this episode of Different Miles, Casey, Gabe, and Todd sit down for the honest financial conversation most people never actually have. Not financial advice. Not “how to get rich.” Just three men at different stages of life talking openly about the money decisions that shaped who they became.What financial advice turned out to be wrong?What does “enough” actually feel like?How much of our lives are quietly driven by money without us realizing it?From working at 14 years old, to navigating modern expectations around success, to reflecting on the long-term cost of career choices, this episode explores the emotional side of money that rarely gets discussed honestly between men.No experts. No flexing. No pretending anyone has it figured out.Just the conversation we wish someone had with us earlier. Different MilesSame road, different miles.#Podcast #Money #Finance #SelfImprovement #LifeAdvice #Millennials #PersonalGrowth #DifferentMilesPodcast #MoneyMindset #Adulting #Career #LifeLessons #Relationships #MentalHealth #ConversationPodcast

  12. May 6

    The Body Asset or Liability - Part 2

    Part 2 of this conversation goes deeper than fitness routines and diet plans. Casey, Gabe, and Todd unpack the hidden costs of modern life: instant gratification, technology, convenience, and the growing tension between comfort and discipline.From childhood and responsibility to social media, work ethic, and the pressure to optimize everything, the conversation shifts into a bigger question: are we building stronger people or just more comfortable ones?As the lines between adulthood and childhood continue to blur, the guys explore what accountability, growth, and personal responsibility actually mean in a world designed to remove friction.The body may be our greatest asset, but what happens when modern life slowly trains us to treat discomfort like a liability?

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No answers. No agenda. Just three men at different points on the road, talking about what's changed.

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  • Creator
    Different Miles
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    12
  • Rating
    Explicit
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