In this episode of Auxoro, Zach talks with Elsa Diaz, a professional golfer. Throughout the episode, Zach and Elsa discuss her experiences in college, her relationship with her sister, communication styles within relationships, and giving it her best. This episode is a great glimpse into Elsa’s journey as a professional athlete, as well as how she strives to be her best in life and in golf.
Read MoreOn this episode of Auxoro, Zach talks with his buddy Dave Robinson about storywork, endurance racing, and his Kambo practice. Dave is the definition of strong: body, mind, and spirit. We hope you get a lot of positive takeaways from listening to his life experiences and worldview as you continue on your own journey.
Read MoreIn this episode of Auxoro, Zach talks with Chris, a data scientist and co-founder of the influencer marketing platform Digital Prezence. Zach and Chris discuss Chris’ viral Medium article, the services that Digital Prezence provides, what makes someone a good influencer, and misconceptions about influencer marketing.
Read MoreIn this episode, Zach speaks with Meghan Daum, author of five books, current columnist for Medium’s GEN Magazine, and podcaster. For more than a decade, she was an opinion columnist for The Los Angeles Times. Her work has also appeared in numerous publications, including The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, The Atlantic, and Vogue. She is also an adjunct associate professor in the Graduate Writing Program at Columbia University’s School of the Arts (where she was once a student herself).
Read MoreIn this episode of Auxoro, Zach speaks with his friend, Joseph Jablonski, the “Walking Mall Poet.” Based in Winchester Virginia, Joe is a street poet who writes poetry on the spot on his typewriter. Zach and Joe discuss the nature of poetry, Kendrick Lamar, how to write better, and the roots of their Catholic faith.
Read MoreIn this episode, Zach talks with Brent Jones, host of The Music Burrito podcast, and owner of Jones Mulch Service in Minnesota. They discuss the allure of Amy Winehouse, how songwriting has changed due to social media, and the way music breaks down cultural barriers in a positive way.
Read MoreIn this episode, Zach (@auxoro) talks with Coleman Hughes (@coleman_hughes), an American writer and opinion columnist on issues related to race and racism. Zach and Coleman discuss what it’s like being a musician and a writer, the value of mediation, how to talk about controversial things, and much more.
Read MoreOn this episode of Auxoro, Zach talks with Devin McDermott about Marnia Robinson’s Cupid’s Poisoned Arrow and the philosophy and practice of karezza, a slow-focused form of sex that restricts orgasm and favors deeper connection with your partner. They discuss the benefits of restricting orgasm, increasing chances for bonding, and using the energy in your body for more rewarding things.
Read MoreIn this episode, Zach talks with movement artist, performer, and content creator, Kamal Zabib. They discuss the possibilities of an ever-changing social media landscape, how circus parties are always lit, and why reality TV is anything, but true. Kamal shares his professional journey as an entertainer, and the injury that renewed his passion for life.
Read MoreIn this episode, Zach talks with political commentator and comedian, Dave Rubin. They discuss the validation of Internet trolls, the connection between truth and humor, and the inconsistent idealism of the progressive movement. Dave shares his experience going on tour with outspoken cultural psychologist Jordan Peterson, and the way he learned that honest reflection leads to change through speaking with diverse people around the world. Other topics include a new sales pitch for conservatives based on fashion, and how Thanos is the poster child for what’s wrong with the left.
Read MoreIn this episode, Zach talks with Daniel and Jeremy of East Mane, a producer/rap duo from Chicago. They discuss aliens, how anxiety towards weed inhibits creativity and approaching music as a means of self-improvement. Jeremy and Daniel also vent their frustration with streaming services, and share why the vulnerability of creation leads them to respect music they don’t like. A disagreement about Avatar: The Last Airbender leads to an unlikely competition, and the duo explains why variety is the result of experience.
Read MoreOn this episode of Auxoro, Zach talks to New York rapper YONAS about streaming in the age of a pandemic, the life of a streaming artist, and how life in general has been shaken by the COVID-19 crisis. YONAS talks about his views on the world today as well as his background growing up in New York City. He sheds light on what the future might look like for streaming artists and the importance of the shared music experience. Toward the end, YONAS and Zach bond over their love of baseball.
Read MoreIn this episode, Chloe discusses how music has influenced her thinking, why she views social media as more than just a tool to create content, what makes East of Eden one of her favorite books, the methods behind The Theory of Enchantment, and more. Without further ado, please enjoy this deep dive with Chloe Valdary.
Read MoreThis time, I sit down with Manoa Raine, an NYC based videographer, photographer, and editor. He shoots all the in-person podcasts for Auxoro and brings these conversations to life better than anyone I’ve seen. We’ve also become great friends and it’s about time we recorded a podcast together. Unfortunately, due to the coronavirus social distancing precautions, we couldn’t do this one in person, but we still managed to have a hell of a chat.
Read MoreThis time, I sit down with Colm Dillane, the founder of the creative collective KidSuper. Colm truly thinks unlike anyone else I’ve had on the podcast and I’m beyond grateful that he stopped by the Auxoro studio which isn’t too far from Kid Super’s home base in Brooklyn.
Read MoreThis time, I sit down with Dr. Taylor Burrowes, an expert lifestyle, dating, & relationship consultant. She has a Ph.D. in Marriage, Couples, and Family counseling and was in clinical practice as a licensed mental health professional for 14 years. She’s now retired and works as an independent consultant.
Read MoreToday, I sit down with Chris and Hafeez, founders of The Roommates Podcast, a worldwide community of people who are united on “becoming,” emotional and spiritual health, kindness, togetherness, and thirst for knowledge. Chris and Hafeez have interviewed prominent guests like Robert Greene, Gary Vee, Hasan Minhaj, Jonathan Haidt, and Charlamagne The God.
Read MoreToday, I sit down with Ryan Michler (@OrderofMan), founder of the Order of Man, a community helping men master their relationships, health, wealth, and themselves. Having served as a soldier, a father, and a loving husband, Ryan knows what it takes to fulfill your duty as a man.
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