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Through Another Lens
Stories that shift perspectives and spark something real.Every week, I take you inside moments that changed how I see the world—sometimes funny, sometimes raw, always honest. These aren't feel-good stories with tidy endings. They're the messy, surprising, uncomfortable truths about work, life, and what it means to keep growing.
If you're tired of surface-level inspiration and ready to question what you think you know, this is your show.
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The Curiosity Gap
October 5, 2025My 12-year-old grandson tested at a 12th-grade level. But nobody’s measuring what actually matters. Here’s what I learned about life’s invisible…
When Comedy Gets Complicated
September 28, 2025This week’s Sunday Story came from a realization that changed how I think about all creative risk-taking.I was performing an improv character – some…
When Normal Is the Problem
September 21, 2025The scariest part of dysfunction isn’t the obvious toxicity you see in movies. It’s how completely normal unhealthy patterns feel when they’re all…
The Permission Project: How Small Encounters Create Big Ripples
September 14, 202590 seconds of connection can change a life — maybe yours.
The Violence of Beautiful Things
September 7, 2025Why the struggle is the system, and our job isn’t to eliminate it
The 5Ps: When a Podcasting Framework Became a Life System
August 31, 2025I thought I was teaching podcasting. I was accidentally teaching systems thinking. Ten years ago, a client forced me…
The Death of Real Communication (And How to Bring It Back to Life)
August 28, 2025Got rejected again? Maybe you’re not communicating – you’re just broadcasting. Here’s the uncomfortable truth about why AI didn’t break communication…
The Quietest Rule from Improv
August 17, 2025How eye contact and breath lift a room full of talks, one specific sentence at a time
The Recipe Behind the Mic
August 10, 2025Listen now | How curiosity, improv training, and a regional storytelling problem accidentally built nearly two thousand episodes. After nearly 2,000…