Episode seventy-four

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The consequences of having and hosting a podcast, girl/dating problems, relationships in our current digital culture, adventures in facial hair, promoting and cultivating a fanbase on social media, my next film project (and the money that I don’t have to get it going), my desire for audience feedback, mobile message ghosting, how I relate to my instincts through my spirituality, learning to say “no” and conserve my energies for things that I truly want to do, my current Audible listenings, my love for comedian Nikki Glaser and how she helps me rethink my own issues.

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