Bedletter

Episode 15 looks further into topics I discovered while road tripping in 2019, such as meaning, happiness, responsibility, gratitude, and more.

On the fourteenth episode of Bedletter, I peel back a few of the important ideas I have stumbled upon while traveling around the United States.

On the thirteenth episode of Bedletter, we look at research that has found bias toward high socioeconomic status individuals in the hiring process, based solely around the way you talk.

On the twelfth episode of Bedletter, we look at some of the mental illnesses that are portrayed in the film, as well as several artistic directions that created the captivating story of everyone's favorite villain.

On the eleventh episode of Bedletter, we uncover a new way to look at the all-important question of life's meaning, and how reframing our view of it might open up new avenues leading to passion, love, fulfillment, and ultimately, happiness.

On the tenth episode of Bedletter, we talk about how video game blaming rhetoric warps our cultural and societal views, impedes the implementation of real science, and even pushes racial stereotypes.

On the ninth episode of Bedletter, we look into staggering psychedelic research that paves the way for new therapeutic approaches toward wellbeing, life satisfaction, depression, anxiety, and addiction.

On the eighth episode of Bedletter, we look at new research that tells us more about our human tendency to protect and preserve relationships with family and friends in the face of immoral behavior.

On the seventh episode of Bedletter, we take an inward look at how having realistic expectations of yourself and the situations you find yourself in can improve your self-esteem, your vision, and your sense of character.

On the sixth episode of Bedletter, we run through a gauntlet of random little-known facts that will surprise and bewilder our minds.