Keep Going: A Podcast About Failure and Success John Biggs

In this episode, we talked to Joe McReynolds, a former politico who backed Hilary Clinton in the last election and found himself adrift after she lost. He decided to head to Japan and try something entirely new, resulting in a book about urbanism in Tokyo. It's a fascinating look at someone who had to do a full 180 when a dream didn't come true.

Our theme music is by Policy AKA Mark Buchwald. (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/policy/)


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Savannah Peterson is a speaker and personal branding expert but when lockdown hit she felt like none of those things. After months - even years - of struggle she came out the other end stronger and better. In this episode, Savannah shares her experience and how she thinks she survived and thrived.

You can check out Savannah's work here. 

Our theme music is by Policy AKA Mark Buchwald. (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/policy/)


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Mike Doughty is a musician and writer who has been making music since the 1990s. After a successful commercial that seemed to be in a tailspin, he discovered the magic of reaching an entirely new audience, an audience that has sustained him - and he has sustained - for decades. It's an amazing treat to have him on the show and you can check out his music here.

Our theme music is by Policy AKA Mark Buchwald. (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/policy/)e


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Author Eliot Peper has written 10 novels and is a major voice in the futurist community. He also failed.

After finishing his last book he was convinced that he had written the best book of his career. Others begged to differ. In this episode, Peper talked about the mirage of success and the problem of long-form creativity.

Our theme music is by Policy AKA Mark Buchwald. (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/policy/)


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Dr Eleanor Janega always wanted to be a historian but she discovered that her particular interests and skill set didn't make her a great candidate for academia. After a bit of soul searching, however, she discovered that history didn't have to reside in an ivory tower and instead could be shared with the world. She's now the author of multiple books including The Once and Future Sex: Going Medieval on Women's Roles in Society. Check out her book and her work online.

Our theme music is by Policy AKA Mark Buchwald. (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/policy/)


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A few years ago I was clinically depressed. In this podcast I share what happened, how I felt, and how I tried to fix it. It's only fair for me to do one of these if all my guests are coming on and being vulnerable so I decided to record this show before the New Year. If you’re suicidal, WhatsApp me at +16468270591 or call the Suicide Prevention Hotline at +1800-273-8255 or, if you’re not in the States, visit this site. 

Please take care of yourself. Please keep going.

Our theme music is by Policy AKA Mark Buchwald. (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/policy/)


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