My 12 Favorite Podcast Episodes Ever – SASM 128

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What wins the water wars: distilled, reverse osmosis, tap, or spring water.
Why your light environment is more important than food, exercise, and sleep.
How grief is culturally learned and when empathy isn’t serving anyone.
How to masterfully train your dog (and avoid your dog training you).
Why your shoes might be the source of pain almost anywhere in your body.
Why Experience Curating is more about living your best life than having a better memory.
How hunter gatherers understood and practiced community way better than us.
Which sixteen words of the U.S. Constitution might determine the future of our politics.
How to grow food anywhere and build community everywhere.
Why you’ll actively budget if you respect your values and priorities.

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[03:41] How I decided to frame the episode
[09:00] The Model Health Show 024: ReWild Yourself With Daniel Vitalis
[12:57] Financial Mentor 005: How To Budget Your Way To Wealth with Jesse Mecham
[15:08] Evan Brand 269: Dr. Jack Kruse on 5G, EMF, and Moving South
[20:52] Buddhist Society of Western Australia: A Different Perspective On Empathy | Ajahn Brahm
[25:35] Read and click links in these show notes! 🙂
[26:12] Remarkably Human 002: Outsource Your Memory & Curate Your Life with Joel Zaslofsky
[27:45] Let's Know Things 000: Contextualism & China
[33:02] The Tim Ferriss Show: Susan Garrett – Master Dog (and Human) Trainer
[34:51] Rewild Yourself 140: The Barefoot Podiatrist with Dr. Ray McClanahan
[39:31] Rewild Yourself 088: Why We Need Community with Arthur Haines
[44:42] More Perfect: One Nation, Under Money
[47:13] The Model Health Show 121: Changing Our Relationship With Food, Overcoming Bulimia, And Recipes That Will Change Your Life with George Bryant
[49:34] How to Grow Food Anywhere and Build Community Everywhere with Eugene Cooke – SASM083
[51:39] Recap

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