Niia
In this podcast episode, Niia discusses a Ted Talk she gave about stagefright, sex robots, learning under Wyclef Jean, the making of La Bella Vita, and more:
Read MoreRyan Meyer (Highly Suspect)
Today on Auxoro, I sit down with Ryan Meyer (@Ryan_Suspect), the drummer and backing vocalist of the band Highly Suspect. The LA-based band Highly Suspect has been nominated for two Grammy’s, worked with legendary producers like Joel Hamilton and released their latest album in the fall of 2019 called MCID, which stands for My Crew Is Dope. The hip-hop-infused album contains features from Young Thug, Tee Grizzley, and Nothing But Thieves to name a few.
Read MoreThe Quickest Way To End A Conversation, Getting to "Yes," & Creating Space To Think
Today on Auxoro, I discuss the quickest way to derail a conversation, how starting an interaction with agreement can build better connections, and how creating space to think will help you do better work.
Read MoreJack Peach
Today on Auxoro, I sit down with Jack Peach, a researcher, writer, and traveler whose goal is to find harmony amidst the chaos. Jack runs a blog called Think In Peach which you can find at ThinkInPeach.com and you find him on Twitter at @ThinkInPeach. He is from the UK but currently resides in Thailand.
Read MoreThe Johnny Depp & Amber Heard Situation, The Legacy of Kobe Bryant, and Getting to a Post-Racial Society
Today on Auxoro, I discuss the recent occurrences in the case between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, how I will remember Kobe Bryant and The Mamba Mentality, the idea of getting to a post-racial society, and more.
Read MoreTraver Boehm
Today on Auxoro, I speak with Traver Boehm, “an author, speaker, and founder of the Man Uncivilized Movement, inspiring millions of men to shift their experience of masculinity by combining the Primal Masculine and the Divine Masculine.
Read MoreRobert Downey Jr. Goes On Joe Rogan, Thoughts On The Movie 1917, & A Trick To Wake Up More Energized
Today on Auxoro, I discuss Robert Downey’s appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience, my thoughts on the film 1917 and how we treat our veterans, and a simple trick that has allowed me to wake up feeling more energized than ever.
Read MoreMod Sun (Re-Release)
Despite waking up in New York, Mod Sun isn’t quite sure he really is awake. In our conversation, Mod explains how his perception changed as he recreates his “breakthrough” moment as an artist: the moment when he found purpose. Also, Mod discusses how his use of hallucinogens helped him to unlock the next steps of his career.
Read MoreRicky Gervais Kills At The Golden Globes, Dave Chappelle Stands Up For Comedy, & Do We See Reality As It Really Is?
Today on Auxoro, I discuss Ricky Gervais’ dismantling of Hollywood Hypocrisy through funny jokes, Dave Chappelle’s acceptance speech for the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, and Donald Hoffman’s view on reality.
Read MoreZuby (Round 2)
Today on Auxoro, I speak with Zuby, a rapper, author, speaker, Oxford graduate, and host of his own podcast called Real Talk with Zuby.
Read MoreI Stopped Watching Porn, Lessons Learned From Peanut Butter Falcon, and J.K. Rowling Gets Cancelled
Today on Auxoro, I discuss the reasons why I quit watching porn for good, a pivotal scene from Peanut Butter Falcon, and the social justice backlash against J.K. Rowling.
Read MoreThe Hard Times
Today on Auxoro, I speak with Matt Saincome and Bill Conway, the founders of The Hard Times, a satire website focused on punk news that has since added a Video Game section called The Hard Drive. According to TheHardTimes.net, The Hard Times started in late 2014 with just a few punk kids, comics, and friends. In this conversation, we cover everything from the inception of The Hard Times to jerking off to what makes good satire. This was absolutely a wide-ranging conversation, and make sure to stay tuned until the end for some scandalous stories about Matt’s food delivery days.
Read MoreSami Loyal
Today on Auxoro, I speak with Sami Loyal (@sami_loyal), a bitcoin trader whose Twitter bio reads I dropped out of high school and became a millionaire. From a young age, Sami started to cultivate an interest in entrepreneurship and took ownership of his own outcome.
Read MoreSHAED (Re-Release)
Today on Auxoro, I speak with SHAED (@shaedband) a pop-trio based out of Washington D.C. that exploded onto the scene after the release of their single Trampoline and follow up version of Trampoline (with ZAYN). SHAED’s single Trampoline recently hit #4 at Top 40 as the single passed half a billion streams across digital platforms. The single was taken from the band’s debut EP Melt, and made waves after being featured in Apple’s Macbook Air ad campaign.
Read MoreDirty South
For this episode, we sat down with Serbian-Australian producer Dirty South. Dragan Roganović, aka Dirty South, has been making music for over 15 years and is someone whom I've admired since I was a teenager. In this conversation, Dirty South opens up about his dive into filmmaking, battling creative burnout, his mindset in the studio, the facade of social media, and more:
Wrabel
This time, we sat down with Wrabel, a singer-songwriter who has made music with artists like Kygo, Marshmello, Ke$ha, and P!nk. The night before this podcast, I saw Wrabel live in NYC and was blown away by his performance. He commands the stage and is unapologetically himself as a performer. I was excited to talk to Wrabel because he makes music that I love, 11 Blocks is my jam, and we spoke about many topics that can apply to anyone, even outside of music.
On this episode, Wrabel discusses coming out, getting sober and its effect on the creative process, the do’s and don’ts of breakups, and more. Wrabel is a cool guy, a beautiful soul, and I’m glad we had the chance to talk, so without further ado, here is our wide-ranging conversation with Wrabel.
Eric Sim
This time we sat down with Eric Sim (@esim3400), a former college and minor league baseball player and current bar manager in British Colombia, and I was pumped to have this conversation because I’ve been following Eric on Twitter for a while. Even if you aren’t an avid fan of baseball, Eric is a great person to follow for the DGAF mentality.
He also speaks on many experiences that apply to toughness and having fun, even outside the world of sports. In this conversation, Eric discusses why minor league baseball players deserve to get paid more, what it was like growing up in the unforgiving South Korean Little League System, the power of sharing unfiltered thoughts on twitter, and more. Without further ado, here is our wide-ranging and insightful conversation with Eric Sim:
Connor Tumbaga
This time we sat down with Connor Tumbaga (@connortumbaga), who sells sneakers to celebrity clients across the globe. He is the concierge for anyone who desires the first class, limited sneaker experience. He has sold sneakers to music artists like Da Baby, Trippie Redd, and he works with many influencers on Youtube, and in the video game industry as well.
Connor’s deals are in the big boy bank ranges, but it didn’t start that way. He hustled his ass off starting as a freshman in high school, waiting in lines for the most popular releases, building up an impressive contact list, and the most important part, delivering on the sale. He now has a network of people that work for him, but the hustle hasn’t stopped.
In this episode, Connor shares how he built a successful sales business from the ground up as a teenager in high school, how he has built a network with top clients around the world, how to navigate the hype of the limited sneaker industry, and more. Without further ado, here is our wide-ranging conversation with Connor Tumbaga.