You may have noticed I’ve hosted a few NFL players on my podcast, including Superbowl competitor New England Patriot Marquis Flowers and Superbowl winner Philadelphia Eagle Bryan Braman. I met them through the guy whose podcast I just appeared on, Sean Stellato. He’s an NFL agent who also runs a sports representation and marketing agency, runs skills camps, training and conditioning coaching, and player events and promos. His podcast is[…] Keep reading →

I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve had to say it, but some weeks close to daily: The twenty-first century means there are dozens of ways to communicate with someone . . . and all of them break. I hope you’ve experienced more success, but I’ve faced connections dropping, sound not working, people unable to connect, . . . do I have to list every failing? Have you experienced[…] Keep reading →

Randell Carlton Green, author of Smart & Solo: The blueprint for efficient and enjoyable solo travel, hosted me on his podcast, Any Given Runway. Given what looks like a focus on flying, I appreciate his open-mindedness in inviting me. As it happens, the podcast’s focus evolved from travel to great people—athletes, authors, adventurers, artists, and more. We spoke on habits, sustainability, personal challenges, and what makes great people great. Listen[…] Keep reading →

The Heroes of New York podcast host Anu Senan posted our second conversation. The show features people who show exemplary behavior in the epicenter of the epicenter. Listen to the episode. She liked the episode enough to invited me for a second episode. Here are the show notes: In this episode, Josh and I talk about change. There is only one way to fight climate change, pandemics and systemic racism.[…] Keep reading →

Erin and Michelle host the Style Your Life podcast. They wanted to learn and share with their audience about habits, which are the foundation of a lifestyle. They can be if you choose. They led a conversation around habits and how to keep from quitting them. I talk and write a lot about habits and sidchas here. This conversation is a friendly, non-intense entry point. Few things improve a life[…] Keep reading →

The Heroes of New York podcast host Anu Senan posted our conversation. The show features people who show exemplary behavior in the epicenter of the epicenter. She liked the episode enough to invited me for a second episode (EDIT: here’s the second episode: Heroes of New York, episode 2: Doing meaningful things, a conversation on change), so I think you’ll like it too. See the show notes below for details.[…] Keep reading →

Chris Gassman of The Market and the Good podcast posted two episodes with me. The first covered my work in under 10 minutes. Since I described my podcast 4-step process, he chose to try it out, which we did for the second episode, as a deep dive. Most podcast hosts shy away from being guests on their shows. They tend to feel vulnerable at answering questions, especially about stewardship. Chris[…] Keep reading →