Semi-meaningful Conversations with Cal and Bruns: Recent Episodes
Brunson Smith & Calvin Kelly
A series of conversation about some of our favorite topics, including travel, philosophy, daily living, current events, technology, etc.
Howard shares the story of losing his young wife to cancer just months after they were married and how we can redefine the way we deal with grief in our society.
Both Calvin and I have had several experiences living in other countries and seeing events first hand that were reported incorrectly. Join our conversation about why we believe this happens. We also touch on COVID and a few other current events with our take on what is happening.
Part two of our discussion with Lydia Smith. Learn about how Lydia become the world champion at a sport she barely understood within months of practice.
Also, a reminder that we are not what we appear as on social media.
Lydia is a world class hunter, artist and outdoor enthusiast. Join our discussion about why being outdoors is so important for health. We will also discuss the ethics of hunting, and game control.
Sebastian Griffin could end up being the youngest representative in the United States of America. He shares his journey on what has led to this path and what he has learned about doing hard things along.
Learn how Sebastian is trying to combat racism, poverty, and entitlement with educational reforms.
I've been struggling with finding balance lately in my work/recovery balance. When it comes to creative endeavors it hard to know when to dig in and when to take time to just be still and let mind relax. Join for our discussion on how we find balance.
Knowing WHY a certain goal matters to you can seem obvious but once you peel back the layers and learn where those motivations are coming from you will often be surprised by what is really motivating you.
Also, Tiktok is the worst. Hear us discuss why.
Join us for our discussion about Victor Frankl and what it means to create your own path through decision. Learn about how you can take your most unpleasant experiences and turn them into your moments of growth.
The truth about the 4 hour work week and how having free time and fulfillment affect us.
We also discuss how everything in life is both safe and dangerous depending on how you look at it.
Have you ever had anyone explode on you? How do you deal with those emotions and not just pass them onto your loved ones?
Have you ever needed to gear up for a tough conversation with someone that you weren't looking forward to? We share our tips and tricks on how we deal with emotions and get in the right headspace for those kinds of moments.
Why did we even start creating content? We discuss our motivations and the reasons everyone should do the same.
Also, in the episode we discuss why The Notebook is possibly the worst movie ever made. Enjoy!
Have you ever wanted to go see the world? Well, both Cal and Bruns have traveled all over the world ALONE. There are SO MANY reasons why you should look in to doing the same. In this episode we talk about how you can travel even if you are as broke as a joke.
A friend once said that you can have the best product on earth but if you don't have an equally brilliant plan to market it, he won't go into business with you. Join as we discuss the power of marketing your ideas and even your projects.
A little discussion about Will Smith at the Oscars led us into some profound insights about civility and manliness.
Why does vision matter so much to personal victory? Today Cal and Bruns talk about how they have gotten intentional about creating vision through several different methods. They also discuss daily routines they follow (in Calvins case) and how they tend to avoid daily routines all together (Brunson).
A conversation about why we threw away all of our stuff and live out of a backpack now.
How having LESS STUFF can increase your emotional stability and increase your appreciation for the little things.
Welcome to our very first episode of the podcast.
We discuss our goals for the podcast as well as a little about ourselves.
An interesting look into the question: is it better to be a jack of all trades or a master of one?