My guest is Alex Wieckowski. He’s the man behind the Alex & Books Instagram & website, where he shares book recommendations, summaries, and tips from reading 130+ books. Alex is also the host of The Reader’s Journey podcast. As host of the show, he interviews amazing authors, discusses brilliant books, and learns valuable lessons along
The Decline & Fall of Masculinity in the West with Asad Shah
Asad Shah is an Amazon FBA, E-Commerce Entrepreneur, & aspiring stand-up comedian born in Pakistan. He moved to the United States when he was six years old, says his childhood was “sheltered and restricted.” He jokes that his parents were a little too religious (Muslim). Now 29, Asad has been living in Los Angeles since
NCAA Division I Baseball, Working at Google in 2016, Sustain Gluttony with Alex Feinberg
My guest is the author of Ten Easy Wins for Easier Fat Loss. Alex Feinberg is a former Sales Rep & Business Analyst at Google. He now works as the Director of Business Development at a cyptocurrency exchange. But says his true passion is helping others to achieve their health goals. Alex (@sustaingluttony) is a strong
How to Extend Your Lifespan & Healthspan with P.D. Mangan
My guest is a writer and commentator on health, fitness, and life extension. He’s also authored six books. When I personally need quick health advice, I visit P.D.’s Twitter, which is a treasure trove of great health information. P.D. overcame chronic fatigue largely through his own efforts. Now at 65 years old, he’s in better
Deep Dive into 40 Pieces of Life Advice with Brad Dantonio
This week is a solo episode—no guest joining me. I turned 40 years old on June 19, 2020. The night before, Lady O suggested I do a Top 40 list to mark the occasion. That night I stayed up till 2:30am writing 40 Pieces of Life Advice for 20-Year Old Me. The piece is likely
Impossible Conversations, The Coddled Mind & Compulsory National Service with Joseph Wells
My guest is Man O Podcast veteran Joseph Wells. Joseph is a writer & podcaster focused on self-improvement, systems, and societal issues. He’s also fast-becoming the McMahon to my Carson. Or rather the Kimmel to my Carolla. Joseph recently interviewed Peter Boghossian, who is best known for his involvement in the Grievance studies affair. Boghossian
Ladies Love the Long Ball: Baseball as a Metaphor for Life with Carson Lee
Carson Lee is a professional baseball player and creator of the apparel company, One Percent Athletics. In this episode, you’ll hear from someone who approaches life & business in the same way he approaches baseball—with a plan of attack. I found Carson to be humble, thoughtful & curious. At a crossroads in his life, he’s
I Don’t Want No Scrubs: Why You Should Live on 50% of Your Income with Physician on FIRE
My guest is Leif Dahleen, aka Physician on FIRE. He retired from medicine in August to live a bigger life. I was excited to have POF on the podcast for a few reasons. First, I’ve recommended his blog, PhysicianOnFIRE.com, to several friends of mine over the years. Leif’s been sharing a wealth of knowledge on personal finance, early
The Making of a Military Millionaire with David Peré
David Peré is an active-duty Marine who devotes his free time to teaching service members and veterans how to build wealth through real estate investing, entrepreneurship and personal finance. In today’s podcast episode, David shares by what age he plans to become a millionaire, and exactly how he intends to do it. You’ll also get a
Happiness & Wealth Strategies: A Collaboration with Certified Financial Planner Paul Benson
When I met Paul Benson, host of Financial Autonomy: Financial Independence Through an Australian Lens, in Washington DC, he had a great idea—an impromptu episode without a host. Instead, we’d ask each other random questions that we thought might interest our audiences. Paul is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) in Melbourne, Australia, who focuses on financial
How to Become the Richest Man in Babylon BY GUEST WRITER JOSEPH WELLS
My guest writer, Joseph Wells, was an early guest on the Man Overseas Podcast. In that episode, he talked about “buying time-freedom before The 4% Rule.’” This week I asked Joseph to write an article for the blog about one of our favorite books: The Richest Man in Babylon by George Clason. Joseph’s blog is one of