Walking the Earth Podcast

14/06/2020

Ep 79 – Flying in a Pandemic & Quarantine Relationships

Mike and Justin cover coronavirus flying + self-quarantining, starting a relationship during quarantine, and settling from busy-ness and worry into stillness, reflection, and embracing the mystery.

https://wtepodcast.com/2020/06/13/flying-in-pandemic-quarantine-relationships/

22/05/2020

Ep 78 - Coronavirus Travel & Survival

Mike and Justin pick it back up after nearly 4 years to talk about surviving coronavirus, cross-country travel in time of covid, and how life has changed.

wtepodcast.com/2020/05/21/coronavirus-travel-survival

06/03/2017

Check out our former guest Leon Logothetis show on Netflix!

05/11/2016

Check out Mike's recent guest spot on Freedom Lovin podcast

In this episode of Freedom Lovin' Podcast I interview Mike Margolies of Psymposia about the current state of psychedelics, medicinal uses, legal

15/09/2016

Ep 77 - Kava, Kratom, & Cognitive Liberty

Reflections on Burning Man and the War on Drugs over some kava with travel buddy Chris Campbell of Laissez Faire Today.

wtepodcast.com/2016/09/15/kava-kratom-cognitive-liberty

16/08/2016

Ep 76 – Refugees, Breastfeeding, & Berlin

Guest host Amy interviews Nina, a Persian-German-American, 2-time immigrant with 22 years of statelessness, and new mom.

wtepodcast.com/2016/08/16/refugees-breastfeeding-berlin

22/07/2016

Ep 75 – Food Deserts in Baltimore & Squirrels in Germany

Introducing our first guest host Amy Hecht! We talk about systemic issues facing Baltimore communities and preview some chats she recorded on a recent trip to Germany.

wtepodcast.com/2016/07/21/food-deserts-baltimore-squirrels-germany/

18/06/2016

Just recorded a new episode with Amy HZ! You'll have to wait a couple days to hear it, so in the meantime please enjoy this picture of a cat next to a cat cake.

06/06/2016

Interesting episode of Freakonomics radio. In this episode they discuss how to become great at anything and that there is more than just 10,000 hours of experience needed but focused deliberate practice. Its very insightful, take a listen.

What if the thing we call "talent" is grotesquely overrated? And what if deliberate practice is the key to excellence? Those are the claims of the research psychologist Anders Ericsson.

31/05/2016

“It’s been about being an individual going through life trying to find your calling or yourself”
– Justin Cassel

We’re back from our hiatus and it feels like the first time! Mike and Justin share what they’ve been up to over the past few months, touching on psychedelic activism, career soulsearching, and embracing individuality in society.