One Simple Question

Another season down, this time entirely in the pandemic. It was odd not to meet any of my guests in person, but it didn’t stop us from indulging in the simple questions that unveiled their lives. When I asked for previous guests to send their questions, I was surprised to see how curious they were about me, much in the same way I was about them. So, this is my repayment, a way of sharing a bit more about myself, whilst closing out this season and (hopefully) this pandemic.Robin Williams: Live on BroadwayThe Liminal PodcastThe Tao of Pooh--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Contact High” by RKVC“Cocktails” by Underbelly & TY Mayer“The Missing 11th” by DJ Williams“Dyalla” by Benji“Fakelove” by Makaih Beats“Phife for Life” by Otis McDonald“Soul Searching” by Causmic“Sinfonia - Movement 1” by Lucas Cantor“Treat Yourself” by Dyalla“Only You” by beetpro--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

Kids are tough. At least, that’s what every parent I’ve interacted with has told me. Including my own. So, if a pandemic makes all kids stay home to learn, and in some of those cases, the kids aren’t quiet capable of learning, that must be doubly tough. My guest Danielle Sullivan tells me why homeschooling her kids is a challenge, not just for learning, but because of how personality traits differ in her household.https://neurodiverging.com/--Music: “Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso | “Fakelove” by Makaih Beats--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

Music is a language most of us speak. If we don’t create it, we listen to it, and it generates a specific feeling in us. And with the amount of time we spend at home right now, music is a real outlet that helps transport us to a better time. This week I speak to a composer, Lucas Cantor, on how he melded his classical music methods with some less classical, unusually complicated modern ones. Wu Tang in Space: https://youtu.be/b8i53eYflocLucas Cantor: https://www.lucascantormusic.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2ntdB855JJNledsn1Uk6GBMicrotonal Etudes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbuFPpiJL1o&feature=emb_logo--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Sinfonia - Movement 1” by Lucas Cantor--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

Hypnosis always seemed like a gimmick to me. Then I actually spoke to someone who practises it, not just for show, but also to help people. My guest today, Doug Sands, is a meaningful life hypnotist who talked me through how he got into this line of work. And, probably more importantly, how hypnosis and meditation aren’t that dissimilar, and how they can both be a source of mindfulness in our crazy world.Doug’s Website: https://www.AnywhereHypnosis.comDoug’s Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/making-meaning-podcast/id1529175643Doug’s Instagram: https://www.Instagram.com/makingyourmeaningMelissa Tiers: https://www.melissatiers.com/--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Cathedral” by Willbe--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

This week I got to chat with Precious Pioneer about her childhood as a military kid and how she never really had one place she could call home. I asked Precious to give us some advice on the pandemic, since our lives are changing so much, and she’s someone so used to it. What she had growing up as made her somewhat perfectly adept at the change being thrown our way, though it didn’t come without it’s trials early on.https://linktr.ee/preciouspioneer--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Soul Searching” by Causmic--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

Travel was one of the biggest victims of this pandemic. Some of us used it for an escape, some for an adventure and some, for a profession (personally, it’s one of the things I’ve missed the most). This week I got to speak with Mandy Jones, one of those people whose life got flipped, turned upside down with travel bans. I caught her at the end of 2020, and was curious how her year went, and how she was faring in our viral environment.--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“The Missing 11th” by DJ Williams--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

This week we meet Gordon Hall of the Liminal Podcast, a once very religious man who found a changing wind in his life. That wind led him away from all the things that gave him comfort, but ignoring it would’ve been ignoring an important part of himself. As Gordon tells, the tale of change is not one of enlightenment, but perhaps further fog. But that fog isn’t to be feared, as it’s perhaps the best catalyst that Gordon towards his search for meaning.https://www.liminalpodcast.com/https://www.liminalpodcast.com/1144499/4065734-religion--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Cocktails” by Underbelly & TY Mayer--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

On January 6, 2021, we all saw something astounding happen on the steps of the Capitol building in America. There’s a lot that should be said about the event and what its great ramifications should be, but attention should also be paid to how it got there. In this week’s episode, I chat with an old friend Kevin Samy about why he doesn’t use social media and why it’s potentially one of the greatest threats to our modern society.The Social DilemmaAvaaz--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Turbo” by Cxdy--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

This week I speak to a futurist, Amelia Kallman, whose focus on the future of technology leads one to wonder a bit about her past. Amelia has lived a wonderful and exciting life, with adventure, excitement and a bit of glamour. So as Amelia told me a bit about what the future holds for us, we will learn a bit more about how that future came to be Amelia’s present.More from Amelia:Diary of a Shanghai Showgirl | Website | YouTube--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Contact High” by RKVC--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

Sometimes trying new things can seem daunting. Sometimes they seem downright impossible. Today’s guest, Tom Lazenga, took a small, everyday task and turned the dial in a direction most of us never would. Inspired by the anti-fragile nature of our bodies, Tom endeavours to live a life of growth by changing the rules on some basic comforts that we all take for granted.AntiFragile: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AntifragileWim Hoff Book: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/30039048-what-doesn-t-kill-us--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Treat Yourself” by Dyalla--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

The #metoo movement was a phenomenon that owned our social media lives for a few years. In this episode, I ask a stranger, Nat Rich, about their MeToo moment and what it did to their life. Nat is a personal responsibility coach who uses the resolution of her bad experiences as a blueprint for others. Nat not only gave a history on her relationships, but insight into why so many don’t know how to go down the path of acceptancehttps://www.wheresnatat.com/https://www.iamsoundacademy.com/--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Phife for Life” by Otis McDonald--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

This week I repaid the kindness of Dustin Miller (https://polyinnovator.space) and had him on my show to dive into his history and how he got to be the polymath-focused creator he is today. What started as a simple curiosity of him as a kid expanded into a conversation on learning, education, and how the traditional route may not be for everyone.--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Dyalla” by Benji--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

This week I sat down (virtually) with Natasha Jerie and asked her about a bit about life and how she met her husband, Jachym. Let’s just say, they’re love story is one for the books, with flight delays, long distance, tumult, reconciliation and more. I won’t give it all away, but Natasha and Jachym might have cracked to the code to an exceptional relationship.Natasha and Jachym’s Businesshttp://yourexceptionalrelationship.com/--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Mellow Bassy Groove” on pixabay.com--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

I recorded and published this episode before the US election. It was a purposeful decision because I felt like I was far too ingrained in COVID and US politics and forgot to look elsewhere in the world for people and their stories.So this episode is my attempt to rectify that. To have my guest, Mona Saleh, tell us more about what she’s been dealing with and what the world has brought on her. I spoke with Mona in September, but the experience she’s living now hasn’t much since then.More from Mona:https://www.warchild.org.uk/whats-happening/news/yemen-children-lost-generation--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“GM - Without You” by mgery1992--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

Remember early in 2020 when all we could do was talk about the pandemic? When we were obsessed with graphs, how many beds were occupied, what politicians got sick, and how lockdown was going? It seems our re-opening in summer removed a lot of the intensity of the pandemic from our collective minds, only to wallop us in the autumn with a fresh wave of cases, leading many of us to live in lockdown now.This episode is with Maulin Shah, a doctor living in Houston, and is entirely COVID-19 related. How are we doing right now? What are our treatments? Is the death toll really dropping? Are hospitals ok? And what about all those vaccines?--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Soul Searching” by Causmic--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

Running is hard. Marathons are hard. That amount of mileage on your legs, it’s exhausting, so training for a marathon can be a test of both willpower and strength. Now, add into the training with a goal in mind, a time that you need to hit, and each mile seems incredibly important. Iain Ward is a runner looking to break a record, but underlying that record is something bigger that’s driving his purpose.https://curecancerordietrying.com/about-usJust Giving Pages: US | AUS | IRE | UK--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Decisions” by DreamHeaven--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

In the second part of a two-part episode, we continue speaking with Dottie Guy, a black woman living in the United States, on Black Lives Matter, the protests, racism and much more. Having been a military police offer in her past has allowed Dottie to see exactly what is wrong with the way police operate in the US. But also just how differently she has to operate everyday, simply because of the color of her skin. --Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Backward” by Saidbysed--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

In the first part of a two-part episode, we meet Dottie Guy, a small-town girl who decided to leave home when she graduated high school (as so many of us do). But her community-building time before college was punctuated by an international crises that threw her plans into disarray. After the dust (and sand) settled, we see just what kind of person Dottie became through all those trials.--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Separate Ways Remix” by Willbe--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

In the first episode of Season 2, we chat with Victor, an immigrant to the United States, about where he’s originally from, what it took for him to get to where he is now, and how much he had to sacrifice along the way. In the end, Victor wants us to all to remember that resilience is the strongest tool we have against all the woes a year like 2020 (and more) can throw at us.--Music:“Crazy Eyes” by Verified Picasso“Cocktails” by Underbelly & TY Mayer--Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

Welcome to Season 2 of One Simple Question! In the first season of this show, we met quite the menagerie of people. We got musical, we got deep, we cried, laughed, learned and, most importantly, saw how extra ordinary the average, ordinary person can be. This year, we’re back, smack dab in the middle of the pandemic. But so much more is going on in our world, our lives, than just Coronavirus. So we found people whose stories make up the fabric of our lives in 2020 and beyond. People battling illness, warzones, racism, xenophobia, but also finding love, hope, direction and purpose. Join me for on October 6th for season 2 of One Simple Question, hosted by me, Abhishek Lahoti. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. --Music by beetpro from PixabayIcon in Show Art from Flaticon.com

I started this podcast in late 2019 with the goal of seeing what might come of it. My endeavour was to talk to a few people, then pause it for a bit while I figured things out. Seventeen guests later and I’m incredible grateful for how far this has come (and a wee bit tired).For the season finale of One Simple Question, I asked my previous guests to turn the tables on our interaction and ask a question for me to answer. This is my way of thanking them, and sharing a bit about myself, whilst also closing out this year so I can gear up for the next (as well as keep working on my quarantine bod).How to Fail with Elizabeth DayAyahuascaMusic:Acid Trumpet by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3340-acid-trumpetSincerely by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5033-sincerelyToo Cool by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4534-too-coolCold Funk by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3522-cold-funkThinking Music by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4522-thinking-musicLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/- and - Quiet Calculation, Glacial Waves, Late Night and Sunrise by Joseph McDadehttps://josephmcdade.com/music- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

Right now, a lot of students are forced to learn from a distance. Zoom calls, remote work, and home schooling are all regular facets of nearly everyone in education right now. So as I wondered if this kind of learning really works, I figured it’d be best to ask someone who might know.My guest, Emily Sands, a Ph. D. candidate in Psychology at University College London, talked me through her experience in teaching and what we’re missing on in a VC classroom. We find out that, in times like this, the tone of what we hear and say is almost as important as the content of itEmily's UCL ProfileKey & Peele sketch from outro---Music:Funkorama by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3788-funkoramaLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ - and -https://josephmcdade.com/musicQuiet Calculation by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

Now that we’ve all been put into some form of lockdown, staying fit and healthy has become a challenge. Many of us are nowhere near 10,000 steps and are struggling to find a way to workout. Also, as if by magic, our snacks, treats, banana breads and sourdough starters seem to be multiplying and tempting us at every turn.Karen Lucia, a personal trainer and life coach here in London, breaks down some tips on how to stay fit and healthy, both physically and mentally, during lockdown. In the midst of this, we learn how she’s adapted to training people virtually and how a milk jug or can of salmon can be a tool to get fit.Music from https://filmmusic.io"Sincerely" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) - and -https://josephmcdade.com/musicMoving Mountains by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

A bonus episode for you all, this is the full freestyle track Joe laid down in our 15th episode of season 1. I wanted to put the whole thing on it's own since it was over 3 minutes long but definitely worth a listenTrack:Nujabes-Luv(sic) part 2 (Instrumental)licensed under a Creative Commons License.

Music is something we use to get us through the best and worst of times. In lockdown, music seems to be a conduit for my thoughts, mood and conversations…basically, it’s the soundtrack keeping me sane in the COVID-19 era.So this week on One Simple Question, I reach back to a conversation I had in January with my friend Joe Wheeler. Without giving much away, Joe is one of those people for whom music is more than just background noise. It’s his passion, skill, and most importantly, way to send his message.---Joe Wheeler on Spotify and YouTubeProducer for Joe’s Album: Peter FennArtists Discussed:Animal Collective, Mack Demarco, Nick Drake, Kings of Convenience, Lauryn Hill, Tupac, Kendrick Lamar, Immortal Technique, Will Smith, Beastie Boys, Dilated Pupils, Hieroglyphics, Souls of Mischief, “Desiigner” by Panda, Earl Sweatshirt, Future, Young Thug, Lupe Fiasco, Quiza, Drake, Dave, Slow Ties, Stormzy, Freestyle Track:Nujabes Luv(sic) Part 2(Instrumental)Music from https://filmmusic.io"Too Cool" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) - and -Nujabes-Luv(sic) part 2 (Instrumental)licensed under a Creative Commons License.- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

Small businesses are really being tested right now. The COVID-19 shutdowns worldwide have threatened these mainstays of our economies. In this special episode, I got to chat with Anthony Khouri, co-owner of Good as Gold Coffee in London. We dove into what he’s been up to since the lockdown went into effect, but more importantly, what his outlook is and how he’s managing as a small, social business in these trying times.Music from https://filmmusic.io“Drone in D” by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) - and -https://josephmcdade.com/musicGlacial Waves by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

This week we catch up with an old friend, Kitt McCurdy, who is probably one of the fittest people I’ve ever known. So it struck me as curious when I saw her Instagram feed, which showed her upping her fitness game way past anything I’d seen her do before. Suddenly I was wondering, what was my old friend training for?Kitt brings a will and tenacity to life that is hard to match, but it wasn’t always so. In this episode we learn how her past few years of struggle, trial and loss have guided and shaped her future goals. Daraja HillPaul RaveliaKitt’s InstagramMusic from https://filmmusic.io"Sincerely" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) - and -https://josephmcdade.com/musicGlacial Waves by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

It’s a weird time in the world. Things like COVID-19, Social Distancing, Flattening Curves and Pandemic are regular parts of our conversations. When I got the call to work from home for the foreseeable future, I ended up connecting with a lot more people to see how everyone was coping. As a result, I realised one of my closest friends, Neel Naik, was tackling this problem head on as an ER doctor in New York City. I asked Neel about what’s going on in the hospital, what we can do to help the healthcare system, and for his advice on where we go from here.CDC Coronavirus PageNHS Coronavirus PageMusic from https://filmmusic.ioSincerely” by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) - and -Glacial Waves by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

Small town America is a trope we hear about a lot, from books to movies to the news. But growing up there can be tough, especially when your personality is at odds with the community you’re surrounded by.In this episode we hear from Kai Kellerman, a small town boy who was raised in a hyper-religious atmosphere. Kai’s story takes a turn when he becomes the enemy in his own mind, the target of his own hatred. How he chose to cope and where it led him from there is a trying, but uplifting tale.---The Other Kids movieJohn 3:16 Suicide prevention helpIt Gets Better---Music:Sunrise Expedition and Beautiful Ann by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

This week on One Simple Question, we touch upon a really sensitive topic in America, and the world, today. It’s one that we see all over the news and yet still struggle to understand. Do Black Lives Matter? Should All Lives Matter? Is Blue Lives Matter and insensitive statement?My guest, Shamil Turner, helps me break down the cultural divide that is policing in America, from the unique perspective of someone who grew up close to both sides, yet still struggles with “how to act” in these confusing times.Maz Jobrani (comedian referenced): https://youtu.be/RmXiItk49GwMusic from https://filmmusic.io"Drone in D" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) - and -https://josephmcdade.com/musicSunrise Expedition by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

Who doesn’t love a good road trip? The open road, the journey, the destinations? As a kid, it was a staple of my childhood. But when I heard that my guest Giselle Cory and her partner had spent an entire year on the road in the US, I was blown away. After all, they’re not even American, and yet have most likely seen more of my own country than I have.What transpired as I learned more about this trip was not just the physical highlights, but the emotional ones as well. As Giselle shares in today’s episode, the person who entered the US was very different from the one that left it.https://gisellecory.com/---Music from https://filmmusic.io"Too Cool" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) - and -https://josephmcdade.com/musicSunrise Expedition by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

How often, when we’re asked what we do for a living, do you think, “wow, I’ve really been doing this for a while”? How often do you wish you could try something new? Now what if you tried something new every time you felt that way?This episode dives into the crazy career history of my guest, Minh Do. Now, I know that might not be exciting…I mean, who wants to talk about work? But Minh is a unique individual in that he might’ve tried nearly every cool job you can think of. And in the end, he’s still up for trying something new.http://minhdo.com/---Music from https://filmmusic.io"Lost Time" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) - and -https://josephmcdade.com/musicSunrise Expedition by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

There’s an old saying that doctors are the worst patients, because rarely will they go to a physician when they’re sick. But what if you were a doctor and didn’t have a choice? What if you not only had to work in the hospital, but spend countless hours there as a patient?In this episode, we meet Kannan Samy, a surgeon in Indianapolis. Kannan had a terrible injury that put him in the unique dual-position of doctor and patient. What he went through, the physical therapy, the opiods, etc. could help doctor’s all over the world be just that little bit better with their patients and the pain they go through.---Music:Sunrise Expedition by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

Often times, asking how someone’s year was leads to a very mundane conversation. Though, if you pay attention, you might catch on to the desire to tell you more. In this episode, I speak with my good friend Helena Horsburgh about her 2019. It was a roller coaster year for her, and with a bit of investigation we learn something incredible about how to be there for someone in their time of need.Music from:https://josephmcdade.com/musicBeautiful Ann and Sunrise Expedition by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

Where exactly is Åland? It’s not really Sweden but they speak Swedish. It’s not really Finnish, but they have Finnish passports. What do you do when you’re home isn’t really home. Do you make due? Or do you seek the right place for you?This episode’s guest, David Karlström, breaks down all of these things and more, all stemming from the simple question of where he’s from. In the end, for David, he didn’t find home, home found him.Music from https://filmmusic.io"Too Cool" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) - and -https://josephmcdade.com/musicSunrise Expedition by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

The country you lived in, once beautiful and full of history, is now in the midst of a war. You try to go home from work one day, only realise that this commute might be your last one. But you make it home, safe and sound. What do you do now? Do you continue on, metaphorically catch the same bus tomorrow? Or do you do something about it?In this episode we chat Hussam Hebbo, a Syrian who fled during the current conflict after life gave him another chance. We hear how Hussam attacked the rest of his life with fervour … after all, he survived a war, so nothing could get in his way.Music from https://filmmusic.io"Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) - and -https://josephmcdade.com/musicSunrise Expedition by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

Thanksgiving is a time to gather round as family and say thanks for all that life has to offer. But some Thanksgivings are harder than others, because not all the family can be there.In our third episode of this podcast, I catch up with my good friend Sean Carney on his Thanksgiving and learn about his take on life, love and loss in the face of a disease that much of his family has suffered through.---Music:"Eternal Hope" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)- and -Sunrise Expedition by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

You live in New York. You’re from a small town. You’re an actor. You’ve trained your whole life for this. And now you have an idea. So how do you take that and make it happen? What do you actually do?In episode 2 of this podcast, I met up with Tiffany Stoker in New York City and learned what an actress does when the burnout of the big apple leads to a lightbulb and an idea you just know is worth pursuing.For more on Tiffany’s exploits:tiffanystoker.comburnouttheseries.com(Special thanks a lot to Neel Parekh for the introduction to Tiffany)Hero's Journey: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hero%27s_journey---Music:Moonrise Mountain and Sunrise Expedition by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

What would you do if you were a child and suddenly had the weight of someone’s health and wellness thrust on your shoulders? What if that person wasn’t just anyone, but one of your parents? And what if you did this all with 5 other siblings looking at you for guidance?In our first episode of this podcast, we chat with Naveed Malik and hear his story about his family and how he learned not only how to care for his care-taker, but lead his first team, all at the age of 8.---Music:"Sincerely" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) - and -Sunrise Expedition by Joseph McDade- Icon in Show Art from Flaticon.com -

Introducing One Simple Question ... a new podcast that seeks to learn a lot about people by asking them one simple question. This is our endeavour to capture the unique conversations that happen everyday, seemingly by accident. The times where you’re speaking to someone who has an incredible story or secret they’ve never shared broadly, and you happened upon it with a simple question.We'll be releasing our first batch of episodes in January, so in the meantime, please subscribe!Music by Joseph McDadeLogo icon by Flaticon.com