Thinking Kazmikally: Recent Episodes

Bryan Gentry

The Thinking Kazmikally podcast focuses on human rights issues, environmental issues, music, science, business and philosophy, among other topics.

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In this episode of the Thinking Kazmikally podcast, Bryan Gentry talks about Nationalism, and how it contributes to war, poverty, and destabilizes human and environmental health worldwide. 

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In this episode of the Thinking Kazmikally podcast, Bryan Gentry talks  about finding your purpose in life, and what it means to have a life of  meaning.

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In this episode of the Thinking Kazmikally podcast, Bryan Gentry talks about speciesism, and how our assumption of human superiority leads to  the exploitation of animals, bio diversity loss, and disadvantages for starving people.

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In this episode of the Thinking Kazmikally podcast, Bryan Gentry talks about human behavior and how society has the tendency of calling it human nature.

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In this episode of the Thinking Kazmikally podcast, Bryan Gentry talks about scarcity in the modern world, and how it may be more of an illusion than one would think.  Joining Bryan is Guest Russ Catalano, who is the Marketing director of the Divvy app, travel enthusiast and photographer on Instagram.

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In this episode of the Thinking Kazmikally podcast, Bryan Gentry talks about the current state of technology and how it's progress will impact us in the near future.  Joining Bryan are Guests Scott Fisher from the AplFisher YouTube channel, Chris from the SmokeScreen YouTube channel, Jason from the Daily Dose Of Internet YouTube channel, and also the creator of the Nihonium Youtube channel, where they discuss the possibility of us living in a simulation.

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In this episode of the Thinking Kazmikally podcast, Bryan Gentry talks  about how he has taken a new perspective on social media and how it is an important role moving forward in his career.  He also dives into the cosmos and shares his views on where we are currently in society.