This podcast is one of a kind. John Paul Scotto bares it all on this show, but here's the thing: there's something in it for the listener. There's more here than just learning about the host. Scotto expertly weaves literature and personal experience in a way that has the listener contemplating our own life, our own experiences, our own relationships. Beyond that, Scotto is just incredibly likable, humble, funny, and interesting. If more people were like JPS, the world would be an infinitely better place. You very rarely hear human beings sharing their real experiences, their true feelings, their raw fears and self doubts. I'm grateful to Scotto for not being afraid to share his-- as much as I hate to say it, I don't think I could do what he does. It's so easy to feel alone when the majority of people are projecting a perfect version of thesmelves rather than who they really are, but that's not the case here. Scotto lets us know there are other people out there trying to be better, trying to overcome something, and trying to make sense of the world we're in. Because of this podcast, I feel less alone. And as a bonus, you'll get some great book recommendations!
