Season 2 focuses on the realization that a good life is not a static state. Its a process. It’s never done, its a constant work in progress. When we give up, or better said take our attention off the progress and start to focus on the results of the progress. We back slide and realize we need to go back to work. Good Luck Ryan, you’ve done it more than once, and you probably will again.

No, not really. BUT he is doing bonus content with a good friend, John Nesbit from The Quarantine Cast. A lively debate on the approach to podcasting that gets started as Ryan pulls out his phone and presses record on an unsuspecting John. At 3 a.m., while drunk.

Ryan is drained from his trip, or rather the transition back to his day to day. He also has a chance to talk football, and lets say, he enjoys it. Find Ryan on Social Media @Scho525. Find James on social media @jamesclarkling and of course JamesClarkLing.com

Ryan Brings Kati, his new girlfriend to the recording of Sound & Logic for the first time. On the other side we’ve got Aaron Scott Joining the mix as well, this was a fun time and lots of laughs. Ryan does start talking about d**k a lot at the end though.

Prepare for more Sound than Logic as we welcome Casey into the mix. She’s a little loud, like Ryan - James will have to try and balance the equation as he’s outnumbered

Ryan and James start off the episode inevitably having somewhat of a Covid talk. Things escalated from there when you’ll hear the story of how the episode got it’s title. In conclusion Ryan and James start brainstorming future ideas, but not without argument.

Is it getting better? Yes, yes it is.

Here we go, back at it. You like once a week or twice a week?

Here it is, episode 10

Ryan talks about how he is finding success and joy in focusing on the life he has rather than the life he wants.