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Dream Small PodcastEpisode 13 - God’s Perfect Timing: Foster Care Stories of Provision and ProvidenceIn this heartwarming and faith-filled episode of the Dream Small Podcast, Jason and Whitney share a week full of unexpected bird-watching, laughter, and incredible “only God” stories from their seven-year foster care journey.From green heron drama in the front yard to miraculous provisions of strollers, bedrooms, and cribs, each story showcases how God often meets needs before we even know we have them. You’ll hear:The saga of Chuck and Duck, the neighborhood green herons who stole Whitney’s heart.How God provided the exact stroller they needed—down to the dollar.2025-08-1237 minDream Small PodcastEpisode 12: Ready or Not: How to Prepare for Your First Foster PlacementIn this episode of Dream Small, Jason and Whitney pull back the curtain on what it's really like to prepare for a new foster care placement. Whether you're a brand-new foster parent or just curious about the process, this episode offers a real, relatable, and faith-rooted look into the emotional, mental, and physical preparations that come before that knock on the door. You’ll hear:What emotional rollercoaster to expect when saying "yes" to a new placementWhy it’s okay to feel overwhelmed — and how to stay groundedQuestions to ask du...2025-08-0532 min
The Next NextBalancing Fun and Skill in Hockey Training with Matt WhitneyThe Intricacies of Player Development with Matt Whitney of IPH Hockey In this episode of 'The Next Next,' host Jason Jacobs interviews Matt Whitney from IPH Hockey, a skills organization in Connecticut. They delve into Matt's journey from playing youth hockey to becoming a player development coach. The discussion covers IPH's inclusive approach to training, the balance between fun and skill development, and the influence of technology and social media on the sport. Jason and Matt also talk about the changing landscape of hockey, the importance of confidence-building, and maintaining a balance between individual skills and t...2025-08-0436 minDream Small PodcastEpisode 10 - Foster Care Favorites: Stories That Fill Our HeartsIn this episode of Dream Small, Jason and Whitney take a trip down memory lane, sharing some of their most meaningful, funny, and heartwarming moments from their foster care journey.From unforgettable smiles to unexpected friendships, this episode is a celebration of how God shows up in the small things. You’ll hear:The moment a gummy baby smile turned exhaustion into joyThe emotional rollercoaster of adoption dayHow a Walmart parking lot became a sacred place of encouragementWhy being called “super Christians” left them both laughing—and refl...2025-07-2233 minDream Small PodcastEpisode 9 - You Said What to a Foster Parent? – Real Reactions & Better AlternativesLet’s be real — fostering and adoption come with a unique set of challenges… and sometimes, even more challenging conversations. In this episode, we share the top awkward, cringey, or unintentionally hurtful things people have said to us as foster and adoptive parents — and we unpack why those comments can be difficult, and how to say something more helpful instead.We’re talking about real-life phrases we’ve heard like:“Are you going to keep them?”“Which ones are yours?”“What happened to their real parents?”“You’re such a saint!”“I could nev...2025-07-1531 minDream Small PodcastEpisode 8 - Loving Bio Parents: A Foster Family's Honest JourneyIn this real-life conversation about foster care and faith, Jason and Whitney share what it’s looked like for them to love biological parents through their years of foster care. From fear and tension to empathy and friendship, they walk through the emotional and spiritual journey of learning to honor the first families of the children in their care.Whether you're just starting out in foster care or years into the journey, this episode will challenge and encourage you to take one more step toward grace.In This Episode:• Why loving bio parents didn...2025-07-0825 minDream Small PodcastEpisode 7 - Adoption Through Foster Care: The Complexity of EmotionsIn this heartfelt episode of Dream Small, Jason and Whitney open up about one of the most emotionally complex topics in their lives: adoption. With vulnerability and honesty, they reflect on the bittersweet layers of adopting their daughter, in honor of her recent gotcha day anniversary—a celebration marking four years since she officially became part of their family.💡 Key Themes:The Dichotomy of AdoptionAdoption is both joyful and heartbreaking. While it's a celebration of redemption and new beginnings, it's also rooted in profound loss and brokenness. The Smalls share how this tensi...2025-07-0121 minDream Small PodcastEpisode 6 - Foster Care Objections (Part 2): The Real Talk ContinuesIn Part 2 of our deep dive into the most common objections to foster care, Jason and Whitney bring humor, truth, and lived experience to the table—literally. From “What if it costs too much?” to “What if the child is a different race than me?” they tackle the fears, the practical barriers, and the misconceptions many people wrestle with when considering foster care.This episode is honest and real, covering topics like:Financial and emotional costPartner disagreementsConnecting with kidsLack of energy, time, or supportThe broken...2025-06-2439 minDream Small PodcastEpisode 5 - The Real Reasons People Say No to Foster Care (And What We've Learned)In this powerful episode of Dream Small, Jason and Whitney dive into the top hesitations people have about foster care. From concerns about their biological children to the fear of getting too attached, they unpack each objection with personal stories, biblical encouragement, and a dose of humor. If you've ever whispered "maybe we could foster…" but were stopped by a "what if," this episode is for you.What You’ll Hear:Why “What if it’s hard on my biological kids?” is a valid but manageable concernThe tension between comfort and calling—and how the...2025-06-1729 minDream Small PodcastEpisode 4 - Turning Pain into Purpose: The Birth of Laney’s LoveIn this courageous episode of Dream Small, Jason and Whitney welcome a very special guest — their oldest daughter, Delaney “Bug” Small. What starts as a casual, laughter-filled chat in their brand-new “luxury” basement studio quickly blossoms into a deeply moving story of resilience, purpose, and the power of small dreams.Laney shares how a terrifying medical emergency after a tonsillectomy turned into a personal mission to help others. After losing 50% of her blood and receiving two life-saving transfusions, she founded Laney’s Love, an initiative aimed at raising awareness about blood shortages and bringing hope to hospitalized kids....2025-06-1315 minDream Small PodcastEpisode 3 - He Dreamed Small: Remembering a Life that MatteredIn this reflective Father's Day episode of Dream Small, Jason and Whitney honor the life and legacy of Jason's dad, who passed away in December 2024. Through simple, consistent acts of love and service—like driving an elderly woman to church for over a decade and faithfully visiting a paralyzed Marine—he modeled what it means to "dream small" and live a life that truly matters.Whitney shares how he welcomed every foster child as his own grandchild, while Jason reflects on how his father's quiet example has shaped their family's values and inspired the podcast's mission. Tune in t...2025-06-1013 minDream Small PodcastEpisode 2 - 2353 Days of Yes: The Start of Our Foster Care StoryIn this heartfelt episode, Jason and Whitney open up about the moment that changed everything: their decision to step into foster care. After a heartbreaking miscarriage in 2016, they found themselves searching for purpose in the pain—and chose to say “yes” to the call of fostering.With honesty and vulnerability, they share the highs and lows of the licensing process, the emotional rollercoaster of welcoming their first placement (a toddler they affectionately call “Number One”), and the 2,353 days that followed with foster children in their home.Whether you're considering foster care or just wondering what it looks l...2025-06-0321 minDream Small PodcastEpisode 1 - Why Dream SmallMeet Jason and Whitney!Why are we even doing this podcast? What is the goal? Hear our story and why we think dreaming small is so important! 2025-05-2708 min
Strategic Advisor BoardEpisode 1018 "Successful Minds": Emotional Masterpiece: Exploring Keeper Catran-Whitney's Memoir on Successful MindsImmerse yourself in a literary masterpiece with Keeper Catran-Whitney on the Successful Minds podcast. Keeper's memoir is a haunting symphony of emotion, pain, and passion that grips the soul. Dive into a world of profound storytelling, where heartache and redemption intertwine, and heinous villains loom large. Discover the resilience and empathy woven into this gripping narrative and uncover the depths of depravity that leave audiences stunned. Join us for a riveting conversation about trauma, leadership, and the power of personal stories to inspire and transform.📘 Download our FREE book: The 3-Pillar System to Scale You...2025-01-271h 03
The Real Estate Syndication ShowWS2028 Leading with Purpose to Build Wealth with Jason IllianIn this insightful episode, Jason Ilian, co-founder of High Mount Capital, shares his powerful journey of balancing faith, family, and fortune while navigating the highs and lows of business leadership. He reveals how true success goes beyond wealth, emphasizing the role of integrity and purpose in both personal and professional life. Jason discusses the importance of building a lasting legacy through intentional family leadership and how investing with a clear vision rooted in values can lead to more than just financial gain. Here are 3 key takeaways from this episode:1) Integrity is Essential for Su...2024-10-2453 min
The Jason Ellis ShowWhitney Cummings and Chris Cole LEARN WAY TOO MUCH About Jason Ellis' VasectomyIn this episode, Whitney Cummings and pro skateboarder Chris Cole team up to explore the unexpected similarities between comedy and skateboarding. They dive deep into the technical side of skate culture, from trick creation to the physical challenges of vert and street skating, while also touching on the mindset needed to succeed in both fields. As the conversation unfolds, Jason Ellis joins in and reveals way too much about his vasectomy, taking the episode in a wild, unfiltered direction that leaves Whitney and Chris speechless.Throughout the episode, the trio blends humor with deep...2024-10-021h 54
Good For YouJason Ellis Talks Polyamory, Recovery, and Australian Ancestral TraumaJason Ellis is an Australian former professional skateboarder and current radio/podcast host. Currently, he co-hosts Hawk vs Wolf with fellow skateboarding legend Tony Hawk. He joins Whitney to talk about past struggles, going through recovery, and building self worth.QUINCEhttps://www.quince.com/whitneyRITUALhttps://www.ritual.com/whitneySHOPIFYhttps://www.shopify.com/whitney📢APPLE PODCASTS » https://apple.co/34n2nTc📢 SPOTIFY...2024-08-161h 10
The Book Drop Mic with Jason WrightWhitney Hemsath: Types, Shadows, and Casseroles: Finding Christ in Your Daily LifeWhitney Hemsath stopped by the show to share her new book with a delicious title! It's called Types, Shadows, and Casseroles: Finding Christ in Your Daily Life and both the book and our discussion will you inspire to see Him more often and in more places.Buy Whitney's book:https://www.amazon.com/dp/1963659007Learn more about Whitney:http://www.whitneyhemsath.comLearn more about Jason:http://www.jasonfwright.comAbout the book:When it...2024-05-2115 minThe Real Estate Syndication ShowWS1972 Dialing for Deals | Jason PostillAre You Looking for High-Yield Real Estate Deals Outside the Traditional Market? In today's episode of the Daily Real Estate Syndication Show, we continue our chat with Jason Postill, who transitioned from professional baseball to a successful career in commercial real estate, focusing on mobile home parks. He explains his approach to identifying deals through persistence, data analysis, cold calls, direct mail, and building connections with city officials and brokers. The conversation also touches on expanding acquisitions, raising capital with transparency, and crucial metrics like cash-on-cash return. Jason concludes by emphasizing his dedication to giving back.2024-03-1532 minThe Real Estate Syndication ShowWS1971 From Cleats to Cash Flow | Jason PostillThis episode of the Real Estate Syndication Show features Jason Postill, a former professional baseball player turned successful commercial real estate entrepreneur. Jason shares his inspiring story of transitioning careers and highlights the value of self-education, finding a niche investment strategy, and taking action to achieve real estate goals.3 Key Learnings from Jason Postill's Real Estate Journey:Become Your Real Estate Education Engine: You don't need a fancy degree to get started. Jason's story proves that self-education through books, podcasts, and events can equip you with the knowledge to launch...2024-03-1425 minThe Real Estate Syndication ShowWS1880 Myths and Realities of Real Estate Investing | Jason KosenaIn this episode, Jason is going to shed light on the often misunderstood world of gentrification and real estate investment, pinpointing the optimal buying window and the risks and potential of investing in areas on the brink of popularity. He'll candidly discuss why chasing the newest properties on the block might not always yield the returns you're hoping for and unpack the real-world complexities of executing business plans in the value-add space.We'll also navigate through the inevitable landscape of mistakes, why expecting the unexpected is part of any investor's journey, and why even legends...2023-12-1432 min
The Jason Ellis ShowGood Genes, Whitney CummingsWhitney Cummings needs absolutely no introduction. Watch her new special, Mouthy, https://of.tv/creators/whitney-cummings-presents/CHECK OUT Nomad AT https://NomadGoods.com/Ellis TO SEE WHAT LIVING THE NOMAD LIFE IS ALL ABOUT. Be sure to use code ELLIS to save 10% on your first order. Subscribe to our Patreon to call/text/write in LIVE https://www.patreon.com/EllisMateCall/Text (424) 350-1721 or email submittoellis@gmail.comhttps://www.instagram.com/thejasonell...https://twitter.com/J...2023-11-291h 26
Know Your Why Podcast with Dr.Jason BalaraTransforming car washes into cash flowing assets with Whitney Elkins-Hutten | Know your why #188Whitney Elkins-Hutten is the Director of Investor Education at PassiveInvesting.com, host of the Passive Investing Made Simple YouTube show, and podcast, and a partner in $800MM+ in real estate — including over 6500+ residential units (MF, MHP, SFR, and assisted living), 7 express car washes, and more than 2200+ self-storage units across 11 states—and experience flipping over $5MM in residential real estate.
Contact info:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/whitneyelkinshutten/
https://www.passiveinvesting.com/whitney-elkins-hutten/
If you want to know more about Dr. Jason Balara and the Know your Why Podcast:
https://linktr.ee/jasonbalara
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Back To The Wood by Audionautix is l...2023-03-1537 minThe Real Estate Syndication ShowWS1606: Using Analytical Skills for Real Estate Investing | Jason BaikFear can hold people back from making investments in real estate. And analysis paralysis is a common problem for many investors who have difficulty moving forward with their first deal. In today’s episode, guest Jason Baik shares how you can overcome this and his insights on the importance of leveraging analytical skills in real estate investing and the importance of understanding underwriting and the numbers behind real estate.He also teaches us how to provide practical and realistic resources for aspiring investors and explains to us the definition of primary, secondary, and tertiary markets. Tune in no...2023-03-1529 minThe Real Estate Syndication ShowWS1531: Asset Management Is a Superpower | Jason BalaraAsset management is a crucial part of a real estate syndication business. As an asset manager, you need to be prepared to take on varying roles, as this may involve construction and leasing. In today’s episode, we speak to Jason Balara, CEO and Co-founder of Lark Capital Group, and he dives deep into this superpower called asset management.Jason first talked about his background as a veterinary surgeon, how he managed to juggle his training and real estate business, and eventually going full-time in the industry. He then dives deep into asset management, its two components, an...2022-12-3033 min
Successful MusiciansEpisode 18: How to Transform Your Voice Using The Singing / Straw™ Method with Whitney NicholeOur special guest is a vocal coach, studio owner, singer/songwriter and creator of the Singing / Straw™ & the S/S method which helps singers develop a healthier, stronger and more balanced voice.
She is the Founder and Lead Vocal Coach of Songbird Studios - a premier vocal coaching studio that offers singing lessons, voice lessons, vocal coaching, songwriting workshops, group classes, master classes, summer camps, and performance showcases in-person in San Francisco, California and online all over the world.
What You’ll Learn
Let us discover how The Singing / Straw™ is the...2022-11-3025 min
Ag State of Mind with Jason MedowsASOM - Ep 156 - Whitney Kinne - R.E.S.T.Another return podcast guest this week. We had the fortune of hearing from Whitney Kinne first on episode 72 of the podcast. Today, Whitney returns and we discuss how to incorporate her framework of R.E.S.T. into our daily lives. We talk a lot about burnout and how we can try and get proactive to avoid it. Giving ourselves a little bit of margin so we can back up when we do get overwhelmed. Check out Whitney at https://www.whitneykinne.com/2022-10-2300 minKnow Your Why Podcast with Dr.Jason BalaraBuilding generational wealth through passive income with Whitney Elkins-Hutten | Know your WHY #125Whitney Elkins-Hutten is the Director of Investor Education at PassiveInvesting.com and a partner in $700MM+ in real estate — including over 5000+ residential units (MF, MHP, SFR, and assisted living ) and more than 1400+ self-storage units across 8 states—and experience flipping over $3.0MM in residential real estate.
Get in touch with Whitney: www.passiveInvestingwithWhitney.com
If you want to know more about Dr. Jason Balara and the Know your Why Podcast: https://linktr.ee/jasonbalara
Audio Track: Back To The Wood by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Artist: http://audionautix.com/2022-08-0539 min
Broad Street HustleEpisode # 13 - MLB Trade Deadline Impact & Saratoga Saturday Whitney Day PreviewHosts Tommy and Jason are joined by special guests Jimmy the Chalk and Chris Meeker to discuss the MLB trade deadline impact and also to handicap the Saratoga Saturday Whitney Day card! Please note Saratoga handicapping starts at 33:18. 0:00 Intro 1:50 MLB Trade Deadline 25:10 LCS/World Series Bets & Predictions 33:19 Saratoga Whitney Day Late Pick 5 59:27 Spot Plays Broad Street Hustle - It's not just a podcast, it's a playbook for success.Follow us on Twitter/X/Whatever it's called now: https://twitter.com/BroadStHustleSubscribe to our YouTube channel: htt...2022-08-051h 01
Hoping Forward - God Stories in EverydayInterview with Jason TuttleFor this episode, I had the honor of interviewing Jason Tuttle. Jason is a self-proclaimed stay at home dad. He is married to Jennifer and has two children with special needs, Zachary and Samantha. Jason talks to me about ways he has been able to see God work in the lives of himself and his family. Unfortunately, Jason is also a father in the midst of terrible grief as his son, Zach, passed away unexpectedly in January. Jason is open about his grief and has chosen to write about it in journal form on his Facebook. He would love to...2022-04-0838 min
This Might Get UncomfortableBreak Through Your Excuses! Getting Over The Hurdles To Travel With Jason RobinsonThis episode is sponsored by Zencastr. Visit zencastr.com/pricing to try it out for free. And when you're ready to uplevel, enter the code "wellevatr" to receive 30% off your first 3 months of the Pro plan!Many people travel to get away from the humdrum of life and relieve stress. For some, however, travel can be so stressful that they would stay in their comfort zone and avoid the travel hurdles rather than broaden their horizon or confront their fear of travel. So how do you get over these hurdles? To...2022-01-211h 05
Wright Where You Are with Jason WrightWhitney Johnson — World Renowned Expert on Disruption and Self-ImprovementWhitney Johnson has one of the most impressive resumes you'll ever read. Award-winning success on Wall Street, expert on innovation, disruption, and business growth, highly sought-after corporate speaker and coach, beloved member of the Harvard community, best-selling author, and so much more.But what you'll most remember about this episode isn't her CV. It's her ability to inspire in countless ways and to help you —yes, you — grow.Learn more about Whitney.Discover her latest book, Smart Growth, on Amazon.Follow Whitney on LinkedIn and Instagram.Have one more...2022-01-1349 min
Creative Real Estate Podcast590 - How Has Covid Affected The Office Leasing Space - Whitney HakeCovid's impact on the office leasing sector has piqued people's interest. In today's episode, Whitney Hake joins us to talk about the highs and lows of the office leasing sector as a result of the pandemic, as well as what occurs if you invest in this specific niche. Tune in to find out! Episode notes: A unique opportunity in real estate with the pandemic Why is there a great demand for urban flex properties? What usually happens in the market with flex usage for office leasing? Opportunities with office leasing during the pandemic Tips f...2022-01-1230 min
This Might Get UncomfortableAre You Sacrificing Who You Are To Get Ahead?Meritocracy is not a common word we hear every day, but it's something we see all around us. In this episode, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen dissect how meritocracy in the upper middle class manifests itself through parents' and children's mental and psychological well-being. The jarring wealth inequality only pushes those in this status in this toxic cycle of driving this wealth inequality further while trying to maintain their status. Jason and Whitney dive deep into the impact this has on children and, essentially, on one's quality of life. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on how society has...2021-11-1555 minThis Might Get UncomfortableGetting To The Core Essence Of Who You Are With Mike IameleYour core essence is never wrong. You just have to find the right container to fit you. Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen's guest today is Mike Iamele, a Purpose + Brand Strategist. He helps hundreds of celebrities, influencers, entrepreneurs, and more tap into their purpose and discover their brand. Mike discusses with Jason and Whitney that your core essence is who you truly are. You are your every desire, every emotion, and every fetish. Join in the conversation and listen to Mike's crazy adventures as he uncovers the core essence of who he is. Tune and be who you truly...2021-10-011h 18This Might Get UncomfortableEmotional Numbness and Giving Ourselves Room to GrieveWith the many challenges we face daily, you may think that emotional numbness is the best response to pain. It isn’t. In this episode, we talk about better ways to cope. Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen sit down and talk about emotions and how we suppress these, often to our own detriment. We hear about how emotions affect our lifespan, media’s effect on us, and the effects the climate crisis and COVID has had on us all. Tune in for an insightful conversation as only Jason and Whitney can have. This episode is spons...2021-09-061h 04This Might Get UncomfortableFeeling At Home Within Yourself With Amber FortierFeeling at home within yourself is a lifelong journey. It’s not easy to get there but once you do, it’s very comforting. Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen’s guest in this episode is Amber Fortier, the Founder of Embody Me. Amber is passionate about helping women embody the best versions of themselves so they can live the life they always dreamed of. She joins Jason and Whitney in this conversation about how you need to know with certainty that you always have your back. You need to love the flaws and nuances that make you who you are. T...2021-09-031h 16This Might Get UncomfortableFear Of Rest In Our Hustle CultureWith social media and influencer culture, it's easy to think that everyone is constantly on the grind and that you should be keeping up. Hustle culture seems more like an evolved form of peer pressure that results in rest shame and, eventually, burnout. In this episode, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen confront how the millennial concept of hustle culture impacts their own personal and professional careers. Years and years of self-worth being anchored on external validation has most of us caught in a toxic loop of feeling not enough. In reality, and as research has shown, self-compassion and sleep...2021-08-301h 13This Might Get UncomfortableIs The Climate Doomed Or Is There Hope?Climate change has been an ongoing crisis for the world until now. Coupled with the fact that we’re still in a pandemic and have many human rights issues, many of us might be overwhelmed and drained. Where do we go from here? We know we can make a difference, but sometimes, we choose the easier road because it’s more convenient. Join your hosts Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen as they discuss their responses and opinions regarding the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report. Jason and Whitney express their frustrations because of the data that their efforts aren’t maki...2021-08-2553 minThis Might Get UncomfortableReality As We Know It - Stranger Than Fiction?Simulation theory is the theory that we are all living in a simulation. There is a higher being that is controlling us like "The Sims" and we have no control of our ethics and free will. What if we are living in a multiverse? What if the matrix is real? Famous great minds like Stephen Hawking and Neil deGrasse Tyson mostly believe in it. Join your hosts Jason Wrobel & Whitney Lauritsen as they take a deep dive into discovering what's real. Embrace science fiction and ask what if the universe is coded like a computer. What if deja vu...2021-08-1858 minThis Might Get UncomfortableLifestyle Changes In The Pandemic: On Pet Adoption And Van LifeThe COVID-19 pandemic has not only shifted the way we work; it also forced us to make lifestyle adjustments. But now that restrictions are slowly being lifted and life is getting back to normal the way we are used to, do we go back to how we are before or carry on with the new lifestyle changes we made? In this episode, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen take a closer look into the many lifestyle changes people made in the first fifteen months of the pandemic and what trends they see now that will affect our future. They talk...2021-08-0250 minThis Might Get UncomfortableImpulse Purchase And Why We Buy The Things We BuyAn impulse purchase is often something a lot of us grapple with. It's not just a financial issue; it's a personal and psychological thing too. In this episode, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen have a provocative discussion about impulse purchases and why people buy things we do. Jason and Whitney discuss a German study on impulse purchasing and talk about credit scores, knock-off items, and the cost of living. This is an interesting discussion on consumerism, finances, chasing accomplishments, the psychology of winning, and more that you don't want to miss!Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review...2021-07-2153 minThis Might Get UncomfortableHow Phones Ruin Our Experiences And MemoriesIn this day of social media, it has become so rare not to see someone on their phones. So much so that in every gathering, the first thing many want to do is take pictures and post them online—often forgetting to savor the moment instead. Join Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen as they dive into how phones ruin our experiences and memories. They discuss how technology has made huge impacts on our mental health. Why has it become a norm in today's world? Do we really want to sacrifice the life we have right now just to get va...2021-07-191h 06This Might Get UncomfortableHow Astral Projection Connects Science, Spirituality, and Religion TogetherFor the longest time, astral projection has been a mystery that piqued the interest of many. The ability to go beyond your physical and mental limitations has been subject to a lot of studies and conspiracy theories for years. But what if this unexplained phenomenon is turned into an espionage weapon? Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen delve into the possibility of the CIA using these out-of-the-body experiences to carry out well-targeted spy missions and even dabble in mind control. They also discuss humanity's unending curiosity about the craziest and maddening things in the world. Jason and Whitney talk about...2021-07-1442 minThis Might Get UncomfortableAre We Ever Fully Healed From Our Deepest Traumas?We should never expect our relationships to fully heal us from our deepest traumas. But we can work on ourselves towards healing. Jason Wrobel talks with Whitney Lauritsen about how he was triggered when he saw an unknown number text to his girlfriend at 3 am. Due to his deepest trauma of abandonment from his father, he was instantly afraid that she might be cheating on him. Join in the conversation as Jason and Whitney process healing, trauma, trust and relationships. Why do humans cheat? Why do we expect relationships to heal us? Tune in!Love the show? Subscribe...2021-07-0554 minThis Might Get UncomfortableExamining Physical Insecurity And The Temptation Of Plastic SurgeryDifferent cosmetic and plastic surgeries are available for people, and most acquire them to feel more attractive. When will it be enough for us to feel good about ourselves? Join Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen in this interesting conversation about why people change the way they look to feel accepted by society and how it affects their lives. In a world where we could see people buy new cars, obtain fancy material things, and perfect body shapes, it has become so easy to feel insecure and do drastic measures to live up to the pressure. Jason and Whitney discuss...2021-06-3048 minThis Might Get UncomfortableExploring Undiagnosed ADHD And Normalizing NeurodiversitySome medical conditions are detected late in adult life because of the people around us, the environment we are in, and our upbringing. This is why undiagnosed ADHD is a common thing among many professionals, but determining it is easier said than done. Whitney Lauritsen opens up about her many moments of anxieties, shame, and mood swings, which she suspects can be related to ADHD in one way or another. Jason Wrobel discusses getting proper medical help when dealing with ADHD and the dangers of misdiagnosis. Together, they talk about the blurring lines between ADHD and other serious conditions...2021-06-281h 24This Might Get UncomfortableHuman Domestication: Its Pros And Cons For Today’s HumanityFrom artificial intelligence to genetically modified foods, cryptocurrency, and self-driving cars, humanity is at a point of burgeoning and exploding movement in different technologies. We live in these giant and concrete jungle landscapes with digital mediums that aim to improve the human condition. While that may extend our lifespans and make access to our basic needs easier, it brings the question of whether we, as humans, are losing touch with our wildness and connection to nature. In today’s show, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen explore the concept of human domestication and its pros and cons at this point in...2021-06-071h 02This Might Get UncomfortableHow Societal Pressure Puts An Expiration Date To Success And What We Should Do About ItWe grew up in a society where we are defined by our age and what we accomplish at a certain time of our life. In this unique era of history, social media amplifies these societal pressures and expectations. Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen start a wonderful discussion about the different issues we face around racism, beauty culture, identity, and success. Jason and Whitney express their frustration towards these unrealistic expectations, the people-pleasing culture that makes us lose our sense of identity when we are pressured to be a certain type of person by a certain age. This makes us...2021-06-021h 19This Might Get UncomfortableThe Me You Can’t See: An In-Depth Analysis Of Mental Health IssuesImagine that you’re at a Lady Gaga concert with all the glitz and glamor. It would never cross your mind that she has depression. You can have everything in life and still not be happy. This is just one of the mental health issues discussed in the new Apple TV documentary, The Me You Can’t See. Join your hosts, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen, as they do a deep dive into how the show tackles very sensitive matters such as trauma, coping, healing, OCD, and suicide. Jason and Whitney also unpack everything - from different stories about Oprah...2021-05-311h 08This Might Get UncomfortableAnxiety Muppets + What Keeps Us Up At NightDo you have a hard time sleeping? Do anxiety muppets keep you up at night? Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauristen engage in a wonderful conversation regarding anxiety and other factors that contribute to sleeping problems. Physical and mental exhaustion play an important role in shutting down our brain when it’s time for a good night sleep. When our brain is continuously perceiving different things and we can’t control our emotional processing, it cons us to believe that we should be doing those things and triggers our mind to stay awake when we’re supposed to be sleeping. Jason...2021-05-241h 14This Might Get UncomfortableChasing The Big Break: How Weaponizing Trust Plays A Part In The Road To SuccessMany are drawn to the myth of the big break to achieve success in the biggest and quickest way possible. However, such a dream sometimes pushes people to resort to desperate decisions, ultimately weaponizing trust. Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen delve into the crazy hustle culture, which many people sadly turn into exploitation, predatory marketing, and manipulation just to achieve their goals. They also discuss why the people behind Ponzi schemes and online scams are not necessarily bad but simply stuck to their cliché script and strategies. Jason and Whitney also share their experiences with MLMs and how they h...2021-05-051h 19This Might Get UncomfortableMale Body Dysmorphia: Whose Business Are You In?You don’t get to talk about male body dysmorphia. It’s not that it doesn’t exist or that men don’t experience body shame any less than women do. It’s just that men are culturally conditioned to just keep their problems to themselves and “be a man” about them. And yet men are subjected to more or less the same amount of negative body messaging from the media. If someone like Leonardo DiCaprio or Zach Efron can be thrown under the bus for not looking “ripped,” can you imagine how many ordinary men around the world are secretly hatin...2021-05-031h 12This Might Get UncomfortableThe Importance of Advocating For Indian Farmers And Spreading Awareness In The Wellness IndustryThere's an immense rise in popularity with superfoods in the Western diet, like quinoa, spirulina, and chia seeds. The dark side of this is how Indian farmers, who grow these crops, are now unable to purchase these products themselves. In this episode, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen discuss how the soaring demand and price of superfoods result in the exploitation of Indian farmers. To help remedy the issue, Jason and Whitney talk about the importance of taking responsibility and using social media to spread awareness. Since it is the wellness influencers who began the trend, they should take the...2021-04-071h 01This Might Get UncomfortableUnderstanding The Dangers To Women’s Physical Safety And The Precautions That Women Can Take To Protect ThemselvesTrigger Warning: Discussion of harassment and harm to women. In this episode, Jason Wrobel & Whitney Lauritsen discuss the issue of women's physical safety. Whitney starts off with a curiosity around her seeming ignorance of her own safety as a woman. She's traveled very far distances on her own without having been threatened. But one woman’s experience, of course, cannot speak for all the others. Is it true that women generally feel unsafe? Both the media and statistics claim that the world is increasingly becoming a more dangerous place for women, especially after Sarah Everhard's dis...2021-03-3143 minThis Might Get UncomfortableDoes Reverse Comparison Trap Alleviate Or Worsen Suffering?Are you often told that other people have it worse than you? This phenomenon is what Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen refer to as the Reverse Comparison Trap. When you share your sufferings with people, their immediate response is to compare your pain with that of others in an attempt to console you. The question is, does it help? Or does it worsen your sufferings? Jason and Whitney believe the latter - when you're told that others have it worse than you, they essentially diminish your traumatic experience, worsening your pain. What then is the alternative? Join in the...2021-03-2946 minThis Might Get UncomfortableWhy You Aren’t Getting Better: Examining The Reasons Behind Being "Better"Human as we are, we’re living life constantly reaching for the better things. We’re aiming for the next opportunity, next level, next step in our career, or the next phase in our lives. But why is that? Why do we want to be better? Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen reflect on this human quest of personal development, seeking and striving to become better. At the heart of this episode is the quote from Alan Watts that goes, “the reason you want to be better is the reason why you aren't.” They dive deep into what this means and what...2021-03-2449 minThis Might Get UncomfortableErosion Of Social TrustThe pandemic has made many of us a bunch of skeptics, particularly on the institutions that seemingly hold us during these trying times. Now, social trust is deteriorating, and more and more people are holding back from a lot of things they used to do. In this episode, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen dive deep into the erosion of social trust that is happening during this pandemic. They look back to history and try to find parallels that could offer a glimpse of what life will look like post-pandemic. On the growing level of distrust, Jason and Whitney figure...2021-03-1044 minThis Might Get UncomfortableWhy Compassion FadesTermed by psychologist and researcher Paul Slovic, compassion fade is the idea that the more people are impacted by a tragedy, the more empathy decreases. In today’s episode, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen discuss compassion fade in light of approximately 500,000 deaths caused by COVID-19 in the US as of February 2021. It begs the question, "What are the roots of how empathy is born and engendered in us?" as well as, "When and how do we decide to extend that empathy toward others?" Jason and Whitney ponder the questions as they dig deep into the factors that compel people to...2021-03-0855 minThis Might Get UncomfortableExploring The World Of Social Media Influencers: On HBO’s Fake Famous DocumentaryOne of the biggest contradictions we have now in this day and age is social media. While it has opened up ways for us to connect, it has also managed to heighten the need for outside validation, giving birth to more and more people putting a façade online and faking it. One of the recent documentaries that explore this social dilemma is HBO’s Fake Famous. In this episode, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen share their reactions and reflections on this thought-provoking show. How is this fakeness on social media affecting those who have been working hard to be...2021-02-1748 minThis Might Get UncomfortableNon-Traditional Relationships: On Platonic Love Over RomanceThere is something to be said about platonic relationships that often outweigh romantic relationships. In our evolving world, more and more are starting to value friendships in partnerships more than the trappings of sex and romance. In this episode, Jason Wroble and Whitney Lauritsen dive deep into these non-traditional relationships, finding their inspiration from an article in The Atlantic titled “What If Friendship, Not Marriage, Was at the Center of Life?” They discuss the different instances that people choose to live together as friends, platonic life partners, ride or die buddies, and the likes. They also break the notion that...2021-02-1550 minAg State of Mind with Jason MedowsASOM - Ep 72 - Whitney Kinnen our lives and our businesses, we often find ourselves making decisions based on emotion when we should be making those decisions based on hard evidence. What if there was someone out there who could help you work through those emotions to help you make the best decision. Whitney Kinne is a leadership and career coach who helps her clients do just that. We chat today about all of the hard decisions that need to be made in our careers and how having a neutral party in these aforementioned situations can help make those decisions a bit simpler. Whitney has...2021-02-0700 minThis Might Get UncomfortableWhy People Self-Sabotage: On Guilt, Failure, Addiction, And Social MediaAll of us have dreams. What separates those who achieved them and those who don’t is their ability to believe in themselves, to reach forward. Yet, even before starting the journey towards our goals, so many stop themselves through self-sabotage. Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen dive deep into one of the biggest culprits that keep people from living the life they want. They break down the reasons why people self-sabotage, going deep into guilt, fear of failure, and distractions from social media. They also discuss the use of TikTok and the new platform they found, Clubhouse. Extending it to...2021-01-251h 05This Might Get UncomfortableJoining Clubhouse, The New Social Media Platform, And Our Thoughts On Business EthicsThe best way to live life is often through radical experimentation, expanding ourselves by trying out new experiences. As life experimentalists, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen are doing it in real-time. In this episode, they share the new social media platform that they are joining called Clubhouse, where they chat with people live, collaborate, and brainstorm through audio. They talk about testing the platform and then take a deep dive into ethical entrepreneurship and mindful monetization that they have observed in the business world and wellness industry. Jason and Whitney also explore the things that are ethically dubious and...2021-01-131h 02Ag State of Mind with Jason MedowsASOM - Ep 68 - Whitney Larson - Cultivating CourageWe are going to pause our month on nutrition today to chat with my friend Whitney Larson. Whitney is a farmer from Western Kansas who is an incredible advocate for farmers and in particular farmers wives everywhere. If you have been a long time listener of the podcast, you’ll recall we talked to Kylie Epperson last April who is Whitney’s cohost of the Midwest Farm Wives podcast. So today is Whitney’s turn. This is a perfect opportunity to plug an event that is coming up which was created by whitney. On February 20, 2021 there will be an online event...2021-01-1000 minThis Might Get UncomfortablePredictions For 2021 And Defining What The New Year Will Look LikeAfter the seemingly endless and challenging year, that is 2020; the new year is now here. Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen present their predictions for 2021 and what they see in their own paths ahead. They talk about the digital complications this year may pose, particularly in addressing screen fatigue and prolonging attention spans. They also talk about the dangers of getting validation from comments and reactions on social media. Jason and Whitney further discuss how communities may be forever changed by the pandemic, particularly when gathering face-to-face. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »2021-01-041h 06This Might Get UncomfortableHumans Navigating Life: Defining "Good Enough" And Overcoming The World’s Pressures With Jason Zook And Caroline ZookSocial media has literally changed the social landscape of being human in this day and age. From heralding individuality and authenticity, many have now been proclaiming themselves as social media experts trained to market every chance they get. As obvious as it may sound, finding humans “navigating life” has become a rarity. In this episode, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen invite two amazing people who have been doing that amidst the noise of the world. They sit down with Jason Zook and Caroline Zook of Wandering Aimfully to talk about how they are carving their own path as entrepreneurs and crea...2021-01-011h 40This Might Get UncomfortablePseudo-Self Boosters: Overcoming Temporary Cures For Self-Confidence And Self-WorthGoing through emails can be a task, particularly if you’re someone who has signed up for too many things or just one who leaves messages piled up. Even with our online stuff, many of us tend to need a bit of decluttering. In this episode, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen talk about this kind of overwhelm we face with our online activities and daily lives, most especially in this isolated and pandemic world where almost everyone has migrated behind the screens. They further dive deep into what is called the “pseudo-self” and how we can enhance it using a numb...2020-12-2859 minThis Might Get UncomfortableJason Wrobel’s Thoughts On Relocation AstrologyMoving is one of the most exciting yet tedious things to do, especially when picking a place to settle into. And with Jason Wrobel finally planning to move, he tries relocation astrology to understand better where his energy directs him. He discusses the places he is considering and feels the most attuned to, what he loves about each one, and what astrocartography has to say about his choices. Meanwhile, Whitney Lauritsen shares her thoughts about Jason's picks and challenges his decision to move away from Los Angeles.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s...2020-12-231h 20This Might Get UncomfortableThe Consistency Code: Reflecting On The Psychology Of Our Tendencies, Self-Care, And ExcellenceThere’s a fine balance in business between creating and providing something that is valuable for other people and feeling fulfilled as a creator and entrepreneur. Sometimes, we struggle with staying true to ourselves and tapping our intuition while not trying to look as much for external validation. Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen tap into this in today’s episode as they take us into their The Consistency Code course and bundle and reflect on the psychology of our tendencies. They talk about the herd mentality, doing things with consistency, setting boundaries, self-care, excellence, and success. Dive deep into the p...2020-12-211h 21This Might Get UncomfortableOne-Year Anniversary Episode: Reflections On Podcasting For A YearWe’re now down to the last month of the year, but for This Might Get Uncomfortable podcast, we’re greeting a new beginning. Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen celebrate the show’s one year anniversary, marking the 160th episode! They reflect on how they are going so far, how success metrics can either bring us joy or torture us, and how growth happens when we do not give up and just continue. With all the numbers and successes we see online, we can sometimes feel insecure about our own. Jason and Whitney remind you what is more important than a...2020-12-141h 28This Might Get UncomfortableWhat’s Wrong With Giving Up On Your Dreams And Being Average?When the world tells you to keep pushing towards making your dreams come true, giving up can be difficult, most especially if you felt that that very dream does not serve you anymore. How do you know whether to keep going for it? Is it okay to be average and give up on your dreams? Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen tackle this uncomfortable dilemma that many of us face. They dive deeper into the systems that make it seem wrong to become average, the capitalistic mentality around it, societal conditioning, and the subconscious belief systems. Through it all, Jason...2020-12-021h 13This Might Get UncomfortableCreating Space Within To Re-Examine Our Personal Life And CareerLife is full of contradictions in how we’re taught to live it by working hard and always striving. Yet, in order to keep ourselves sane and happy, we need to also learn how to step away from those. In this episode, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen discuss how we can create the space to re-examine our personal life and career, finding that balance between the two and disconnecting from the hustle culture and addiction to productivity and efficiency. Showing vulnerability on the show, Jason openly and honestly talks about how things are no longer bringing him as much jo...2020-11-3059 minThis Might Get UncomfortableThanksgiving At A Time Of COVID, Social Media Pressures, And Finding Joy In FoodThanksgiving is coming up. In this day and age of quarantining, when better to talk about food and the comforts it brings than now? Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen reveal their plans for Thanksgiving and recommend some great food and finds that you can get even while on lockdown. They share some vegan and plant-based menus and restaurants and, finding joy in food, impart some advice to keep our mental state just as healthy as our physical as we fight through this uncertain time. Plus, Jason and Whitney discuss the influencer world and how social media conditions people to...2020-11-251h 33This Might Get UncomfortableReevaluating Travel – What Has Changed Since The Publication Of The Take Charge eBook?Travel has changed a lot globally since the publication of the Take Charge eBook, the last section of which is dedicated to that very subject. Faced with some pretty radical changes brought about by COVID-19 to the travel industry, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen share their reflections as they reevaluate the eBook’s final chapter. With much of their brand tied to travel, Jason and Whitney had had to make their biggest adjustments in that field since the pandemic hit. What lessons can be taken from this pivotal experience? What does the future hold for travel? Now that the ho...2020-11-231h 13This Might Get UncomfortableUnderstanding Resistance: The Path To Pursuing What We WantThere are so many things we keep ourselves from doing because we are in a place of resistance and fear. We have these inner monologues that hinder us from pursuing what we want, which often requires doing the unconventional. Timely in how things move in the world right now, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen talk about understanding resistance and how you can overcome it to unleash your creativity and do what you love to do. They share some of their missed opportunities and the lessons it taught them along the way on having the courage to keep creating and...2020-11-0255 minThis Might Get Uncomfortable2020 Elections: Staying Sane Through The Voting ProcessIn what seems like a very intense year for everybody, we are now nearly a week away from the November 2020 Elections. The path has been quite controversial, disorienting, and treacherous, to say the least, but it is something that we must all participate in the end. In this episode, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen help keep you from losing yourself from all of this and dedicate this time to talk about staying sane during the 2020 election and the voting process. They explore the many uncomfortable elements of voting, such as what to do with outrage and what to do...2020-10-261h 08This Might Get UncomfortableThe Cultural Danger Of Light-Hearted TV Shows And Influencer MarketingWith how crazy the world is, we sometimes just can’t help but crave anything light-hearted—something that will take our mind away from the things happening right now. One of the things that have been on many people’s mouths lately is the new feel-good Netflix series, Emily in Paris. In this episode, Whitney Lauritsen and Jason Wrobel reflect on the reception of these light-hearted shows, their ripple effect, and to an extent, the cultural danger they pose towards people watching. They talk about how mainstream media reinforces an unrealistic idea of happiness and fulfillment, the dark side of inf...2020-10-191h 14
How Long Gone093. - Whitney PortWhitney Port is most known for her role on MTV’s The Hills & The City, she has her own podcast With Whit, and has been living rent-free in Jason’s heart for over a decade. We chat about potentially moving out of Los Angeles, a complete run-through of Whitney’s childlike eating habits, Whole Foods chicken tendies, all three of us being Straight Edge and having a fat phase, the exact height of Whitney’s husband, how hot her tennis instructor is, how she likes to free her mind at night, what she's watching on reality TV, and we have a r...2020-10-161h 15This Might Get UncomfortableWorld Mental Health Day 2020: Getting In Touch With Our Mental State As Adults Navigating An Uncertain EnvironmentAbout 450 million people worldwide live with consistent mental health disorders, which are among the leading causes of ill-health, disability, and mortality worldwide. Dedicating this episode to not only celebrate but educate as well, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen go in-depth about mental health this World Mental Health Day 2020. They talk about the importance of having a holistic approach to health and wellbeing, highlighting how our mental state is just as important as our physical state. They discuss the framework of entrepreneurship in relation to mental health, how different we perceive the world then, during childhood, to now as adults...2020-10-071h 06This Might Get Uncomfortable“Podcast Farts” And Other Quirky Search Queries That Brought You HereDid the search query, “podcast farts” bring you here? Believe it or not, there might be a decent chance that it did. While sifting through search queries in their Google Analytics, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen found out that people are somehow finding their way to their website while typing in the search queries, “podcast farts” and “episode fart”. Whatever it is they were looking for, it shows that you’ll never really know what gets people to your door. What is “dare anxiety”? Can cats eat Beyond Meat? Do hotels charge if a kid pees the bed? Quirky? Definitely, but th...2020-10-051h 15This Might Get UncomfortablePreparing For A Camping Trip In This Time Of The PandemicJust because flying is out of the question at this time doesn’t mean that you can’t still experience the outside world—particularly for this episode, the outdoors. And what else can you do where you remain safe from social contact than camping? In this conversation, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen talk about their upcoming camping trip, sharing their preparations in terms of tent camping and the Tesla camp model as well as their expectations for the activity. They then reflect on road-tripping and camping, their pros and cons, how they fare to flying, and how they are planni...2020-09-161h 04This Might Get UncomfortableIs Suicide Preventable?: Removing The Stigma Around Mental Health IssuesAs much as the conversation around suicide has been opened significantly in recent years, the public stigma towards persons with suicidal thoughts still persists, especially among celebrities and public figures. On today’s show, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen explore this serious subject matter of suicide. Is it preventable? And will talking about it chase away the thought of committing it? Join Jason and Whitney as they take a deep dive into suicide, depression, suicide ideation, and other mental health issues in this very important discussion. They also provide their perspectives and experiences with the resources they found to be...2020-09-091h 12This Might Get UncomfortableGet Your Geek On: How Being A Geek Can Help You Survive with Chris DT GordonWhen things that you don’t quite understand are happening, what do you do? In this episode, Jason and Whitney are joined by Chris DT Gordon as they talk about being a geek and how that can help you survive any situation. Chris shares his journey on how a seemingly innocuous scratch turned into a life and death situation battling a flesh-eating bacteria. Get a feel for Chris’s experience as he digs deeper into his emotional state through it all and why he felt nothing but gratitude despite everything that had happened. Tune in as Jason, Whitney, and Chri...2020-08-281h 35This Might Get UncomfortableEating Healthily And Thrive With Plant-Based On A Budget With Toni OkamotoThe common misconception about healthy eating is that it is, in itself, an expensive undertaking. In a world where we’re all struggling to make ends meet, having to spend more than necessary is the furthest thing anyone wants to do. However, healthy eating as expensive can be far from the truth. In fact, you can stay healthy on a budget and save some money. In this episode, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen talk to Toni Okamoto about vegan couponing that helps you with financial security as well as relieve food stress. Toni is the founder of Plant-Based on a Bud...2020-08-211h 25This Might Get UncomfortableThe Art Of Setting Boundaries And Making Less AssumptionsThere is often a paradox towards how we act around boundaries in this day and age. On the one hand, we’re told to set boundaries. On the other, we are challenged to break them. Walking between the fine line between the two, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen discuss boundaries and how we are supposed to act around them. They talk about our people-pleasing ability—the desire to be perfect and not step on anybody’s toes—as well as our tendency to overextend ourselves, saying ‘yes’ to the point of burnout. Going further, they then share their observations about challe...2020-08-171h 23This Might Get UncomfortableFood For Thought: Are We What We Eat, Mentally?“We are what we eat,” so the old adage goes. How well does this wisdom apply to the mental food that we feed our minds with? Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen share their thoughts on this in relation to our seemingly universal fascination with death and violence. How does our consumption of violent content affect the way that we think and behave? Should it be any cause of concern? This conversation wrestles with these questions and more. Speaking of food, Jason and Whitney also talk about real food in this episode. Learn about the amazing work done by Pets of t...2020-08-121h 20
Holistic Survival Show - Economic Crisis556: Presidential Candidate Mark Whitney, TheLaw.net & Bank FraudToday we are joined by a Libertarian Presidential candidate and former felon who won his freedom representing himself. Mark Whitney joins Jason Hartman sharing his backstory from outlaw to free man. As well, he speaks on the suspension of the 'campaign trail' due to coronavirus. Mark talks to some of the challenges running for president. As well, he speaks to the ease of becoming a candidate. Jason asks Mark what he expects to see in our future, whether that's inflationary or not. Key Takeaways: [1:00] Backstory, from felon to free man. [8:30] Politics has been...2020-07-0422 minThis Might Get UncomfortableIntimacy, Relationships, And Attachment Styles With Jason GreenAs social media keeps growing, this world of social media influencers is expanding and becoming a legitimate career path for many people, mainly because a lot of people are communicating digitally through this period of quarantine. One such person who uses his influence to reach others through the social media platform, TikTok, is Jason Green, the host of the Relationships and Relationshits podcast. Through the platform, Jason is dishing out helpful tips and insights about intimacy, relationships, and attachment styles. He joins Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen on today’s episode to discuss these topics and share how he’s rea...2020-06-261h 29This Might Get UncomfortableUnderstanding Digital Blackface: On Anti-Racist Outrage, Cultural Appropriation, And White PrivilegeSo much is happening all over the world that it is so easy to become physically and emotionally drained these days. Yet, in times like these, we should have more reasons to push through anyway. In this episode, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen push through the uncomfortable and speak about a necessary issue that is long-overdue and needs to be addressed: racial injustice. With the Black Lives Matter Movement gaining momentum, more and more have become aware of the various injustices faced by the black community. People are now calling out influential people and businesses that profit from the...2020-06-221h 29This Might Get UncomfortableSeeking Certainty From The Truth: A Critical View On Finding What Is RealHumans, as we are, we crave certainty. So with the deluge of information bombarding us every waking moment, further compounded by many people passionately claiming they have the “truth” and making us question what is real, the very solid grounds we stand on gets shaken. The very thought of uncertainty makes many of us feel uncomfortable. Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen confront this very pressing topic that is becoming more relevant than ever. Is there such a thing as universal truth or reality? How do they differ from the subjective personal truth? Jason and Whitney explore these questions and the...2020-06-031h 14This Might Get UncomfortableAttachment Styles And The World Of Dating With Jason GreenMany of us can relate to having romantic relationships that went wrong for one reason or another, and we often find ourselves at a loss as to why the breakup happened. Today’s guest, Jason Green, the creator and host of the Greener Vegan News podcast, tells the story of how a recent breakup he had gone through got him introduced to the concept of attachment styles, which, he claims, explained most of their issues as a couple. Jason engages in a light yet informative conversation with hosts, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen, as they each undergo a process of...2020-04-241h 21This Might Get UncomfortableThe Magic And History Of 55: How Numbers Help Us Understand OurselvesOne of the greatest things about life is how specific memories can fit certain objects, signs, or symbols. We can have something as simple as a number play a very significant part of our lives. For Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen, that is the number 55. In this special 55th episode, Jason and Whitney share with us why the number 55 is their favorite. Going further to its history and magic, they discuss the significance of numerology and the meaning behind 55. Jason and Whitney also dive deeper into gratitude, manifestation, and more by sharing some key concepts like the 5×55 manifestation practice a...2020-04-1355 minThis Might Get UncomfortableJason Wrobel’s Ayahuasca Journey Part Two: Finding Healing In Unconditional LoveWe tend to lose sight of how little time certain things had been around that we miss on really probing into their misconceptions, misunderstandings, and misuses to really see the benefits. In this part two of Jason Wrobel’s Ayahuasca journey, he and Whitney Lauritsen continue to educate us about the use and benefits of plant medicines and drugs, particularly that of Ayahuasca. They share their own experiences with it, along with their realizations on looking at the fullness of life with a love that heals and that many people overlook in their day-to-day lives. Bringing as well wisdom fr...2020-02-051h 19This Might Get UncomfortableElements Of An Ideal RelationshipLoving someone has no guarantees of having your “ideal partner” checklist to be fulfilled. In this heartwarming episode, Jason Wrobel and Whitney Lauritsen talks about love, faith, marriage versus partnership, self-care, and commitment. The elements of an ideal relationship greatly vary from person to person, and Jason and Whitney re-evaluate what they want to get from love. They talk about finding faith again despite the ups and downs they have experienced in different relationships and how it has impacted their decisions in being with someone. Join Jason and Whitney in this engaging conversation that will teach you to choose wise...2019-12-251h 16
The Official SaaStr Podcast: SaaS | Founders | InvestorsSaaStr 260: HelloSign COO, Whitney Bouck on How Startups Can Attract The Most Seasoned Execs In SaaS, How To Determine Whether A Seasoned Exec Has True Startup Fabric & What Separates Good From Great When It Comes To COOsWhitney Bouck is the COO @ HelloSign (now a part of Dropbox). For those that do not know, HelloSign is the company reimagining how you approach your most important business agreements with their award-winning e-Sign solution. As for Whitney, she directly leads the organization's go-to-market efforts, including sales, marketing, business development and customer operations. Whitney is also an advisor to companies funded by the YC Continuity Fund, focusing on enterprise strategy, go-to-market strategy, leadership and execution. If that was not enough, Whitney is also on the board of Ekata, building the global standard in identity verification. Finally, prior to HelloSign...2019-08-2640 min
Women Investing Network PodcastWIN 25 - Making Time to Grow Your Skills and the Fate of the States with Meredith WhitneyYour skills are important, but as the saying goes, if you don't use them you lose them. And if you don't hone them you won't keep up with the changing world. But in today's hectic world where it seems like something is always clamoring for your attention, how do you find time to actually grow your skills on a daily basis? Elisabeth has 4 main tips on how to do just that in her intro. Then, Jason talks with Meredith Whitney, who rose to fame when she called Citigroup's need to cut their dividend due to capital concerns...2017-08-1126 min
The Official SaaStr Podcast: SaaS | Founders | InvestorsSaaStr 069: 5 Key Elements Founders Must COnsider Before Embarking On The Sales Process with Whitney Sales, VP of Sales @ TalentIQWhitney Sales is the VP of Sales at TalentIQ, has been involved in bringing products to market and managing high growth sales teams for over a decade. She is the creator of the Sales Method, a strategic framework for launching products, which she used to help three companies earn a place on the Inc 5000 fastest growing companies list. Prior to joining TalentIQ, Whitney held executive positions at Wanelo and SpringAhead and currently serves as a mentor at StartX, Alchemist, and previous guest Acceleprise and a huge thanks to Michael Cardamone @ Acceleprise for the intro to Whitney today. ...2016-10-2826 min
Young Wealth by The Jason Hartman FoundationYW 47 - Propel with Whitney KeyesWhitney Keyes is Adjunct professor of Global Reputation Management at Seattle University and Fellow of the Center for Strategic Communications; Author of "Propel: Five Ways to Amp Up Your Marketing and Accelerate Business." She shares tips on how today's grads stay competitive and successful in the marketplace. Whitney previously worked at Microsoft with Bill Gates and had dramatic success in several initiatives. She shares her experiences. She also tells us a little bit about the programs she created to empower women entrepreneurs in Malaysia, Kenya and Namibia.Whitney Keyes is an international speaker, marketing expert a...2013-04-1235 min
What Works with Jason ToddEngaging your customers through compelling stories with Whitney ColeThe Mission Maven, Whitney Cole. Whitney understands first hand that to grab your customers’ attention, you have to be able to tell a compelling story, On this episode we talk with Whitney about how she started her business, how she’s growing it, how she’s helping her heathcare clients cut through the clutter, and what happened to her when she was 3 days old that eventually led to her career today.1970-01-0100 min