30-Day Challenge
2018-09-09
No alcohol. This is day 1. I’m watching Godfather and wondering how anyone can understand Marlon Brando without the subtitles on.Read More →
episode 17: let’s be honest with ourselves (a retrospection)
2018-06-24
together we sit down and determine we’ve been putting in 100% or if we’ve been slackin’. if you’re me, you might be slackin’. say “slackin’” again. slack. in.Read More →
episode 16: major depressive disorder
2018-06-17
blue falls into a hole again and talks about where she stands on depression and how to get out of it. thanks to the harris center in Houston, who was able to provide me with low cost mental health resources, even when i thought i was making “too much” money.Read More →
episode 14: stop drinking (and other ways to curb your alcoholism)
2018-05-04
blue is candid about her drinking problem and gives you some low brow advice on how to stop making an ass of yourself in front of your friends. all right guys so i think i learned something about myself. it’s very possible i could be an alcoholic. and i’ve been saying it out loud for a while now because it sounds like a joke, another one of my shticks. “heyRead More →
episode 12.5: remember to breathe
2017-09-21
a super short one before i disappear for a little while. just a reminder that even though every day can’t be perfect, time means that all of this is only temporary. if this was meant to be easy, we’d all be doing it wrong.Read More →
episode 11: the art of commitment and getting active
2017-08-24
two things i don’t know anything about: commitment and being active.
to shia labeouf, who inspired this episode.
and how nike inspired a cliché but the most real slogan ever.Read More →
episode 10: stoicism and cognitive behavioral therapy (cbt)
2017-08-15
what do some old roman philosophers (seneca, epictetus, i’m looking at you guys) have to do with pushing your way through and out of depression? oh, i don’t know, probably EVERYTHING.Read More →
episode 9: does this make me selfish?
2017-08-08
a few weeks back during an out-of-town trip, i had an epiphany – that no matter how much i wanted it, i can never be someone i’m not.
more suicide, more social isolation, more realizations.Read More →