Brett Veinotte

Webmaster Tony makes a rare appearance to discuss the blessings bestowed upon us by the rapidly expanding social media purge.

Come drink the lemonade we’ve made.

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Webmaster Tony makes a rare appearance to discuss the blessings bestowed upon us by the rapidly expanding social media purge.

Come drink the lemonade we’ve made.

As a supporting listener, you have this […]

Andrew is in the hot seat this time and we’re talking about imposter syndrome.

What is it? Why does Andrew have it? How do we cure it?

We’ll also discuss how knowing your core values aids in decision […]

Favorite School Sucks neighbor Zak Slayback returns to offer some key 2021 updates to his past advice for young people at the beginning of their careers. Our previous conversation on this topic, called How High […]

We had a large turnout with much more optimism than you might expect. A discussion of the last week and some theorizing about what will play out over the next 10 days and beyond.

Topics:

We open […]

(Emotional Manipulators For Hire, Episode 5, Free Again)

Nathan and I discuss his strategies of “Social Media Shit-Posting For Fun and Profit” in the so-called “Age of Surveillance Capitalism.” And we don’t see […]

Jacki Dalsimer is well-respected Health Coach and a personal friend of mine. For years we have enjoyed nerding out on different exercise topics, with the expectation she’d eventually visit the show to share some […]

(Recorded 12-20-20) Pete and I reconnect to reflect on the how the year played since our last conversation in April. Where were we right? Where were we wrong? What did we overlook? And what have we learned?

And […]

Relationships often strain and break because of what isn’t being said, or because of what we don’t even know how to say. So here we try to say it all.

In late April 2020, we got into a very heated argument […]

(Exploring Integral Theory, Conclusion, With Wes Bertrand)

Today Wes and I will discuss self-integration, and one of the most difficult polarities human beings have to reconcile, but sooner or later we all must […]

Scott returns to expand on topics in episode #691 and to take questions from Un-iversity participants. Split into two parts (only this one will ask for a contribution).

pills applied to politics […]

Scott Hambrick returns to infuriate probably about half the audience.

I wanted Scott’s “clear pill” take on our recent “black pill” discussion (in what was supposed to be an Un-iversity-only chat), but we […]

This Tuesday  I was fortunate enough to be part of a group that went to Manhattan and saved the late John Taylor Gatto’s entire collection of books and personal papers from being taken  to a dump. John’s a […]

Wherein I attend a secret gathering and I am offered some pills.

This is an important discussion about a new and rapidly spreading philosophy of hopelessness. It’s something I feel needs to be acknowledged and […]

An Introduction To Integral Spirituality, With Wes Bertrand

We know there are some tough topics here. Today we ask you to listen with an awareness of something that feels unsolved, unhealed, or with access to a […]

A crescendo from habit, to routine, to goals, to motivation, to vision, to life purpose.

I wasn’t expecting this amazing conversation when I introduced the topic of a GTD yearly review.

This is also only […]

…a public high school teacher asks.

I have never posted one of these UN-IVERSITY discussion groups as a podcast, but this one felt a lot like a podcast, and I think it’s an important discussion that ties much […]

Yesterday I posted on our Discord server I wrote “Please come share with me something you’re grateful for. I would really appreciate this.”

Thank you to everyone who participated.

Part of the Un-iversity […]

(Emotional Manipulators For Hire, Episode 4, Free Again)

Today: Behaviorism from some surprising new angles.

Friend, copywriter, marketer, and Facebook World Champion Nathan Fraser and I continue our […]

Richard Grove and I use the work of investigative journalist Matt Taibbi as a jumping off point to discuss how gatekeepers can be useful to help “on ramp” people stuck on the low roads of mainstream […]