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Danley and Friends
by Ryan Danley
On a genuine quest for real dialogue about society with my friends and everyday people.To investigate the tough questions in life.What kind of world do you want to see?To discover new questions in a search for knowledgeWhat questions aren't we asking?To connect, find common ground, and be the change.Why not me? Why not us? Why not now?Intro and Outro Music by @stoicbeats and @SXINT
Episodes
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99. Wipe Styles and Routines
Have you ever assessed how you wipe your ass? This week I'm on vacation with the family, and we are cohabitating. As such, we gain insight into each others routines and habits. We all do things a little bit differently, but there is still only so much you can tell before the door closes. Well…
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98. Do You Love Yourself?
Do you love yourself? All parts of yourself? Including that dark part of your shadow self that you suppress or keep hidden? Is it possible to love others if you don't love yourself? References: Carl Jung - Ending Your Inner Civil War (read by Alan Watts) ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT OF GATEWAY PROCESS...
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97. Building Community in Web3 and Beyond with Ipalibo Dawariboko
How does one build community? This was a question Ipalibo faced as a young immigrant from Nigeria. After years of honing his approach, he has taken the skills he's learned in building community to the Web3 space. We discuss how curiosity and mindset can help you find your path in life, and how…
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96. Brief Thoughts
A brief. thought sparked by a conversation about the flow state of childhood.
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95. Hanging with the Mothers - from the Mother of All Podcasts
The MOTHER of all podcasts is hosted by Taylor and Samantha, two best friends surviving parenthood together - Two moms who happen to be best friends on a journey to bring LIGHT, JOY, LAUGHTER, and some REALNESS to the everyday challenges of parenting. Sam - Co-Host of the “Mother of All Podcasts”...
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94. Growing Pains
The greatest achievement was at first and for a time a dream. The oak sleeps in the acorn, the bird waits in the egg, and in the highest vision of the soul a waking angel stirs. Dreams are the seedlings of realities.
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93. Web 3 with Sheath World Founders Adante and Aaron Jones
What is Sheath? Sheath's main function is to convert businesses to web3 based models. By adopting blockchain technology, client businesses will be able to accept crypto payments, take advantage of low fees & high transaction speeds, and enhance their business by utilizing NFT's & smart contracts....
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92. Jeremy Baldi - Serial Entreprenuer
“I enjoy everything about starting companies: The challenges in the first year or two, the 16-hour days, the working weekends, the late nights. It’s an adrenaline rush, really exciting because it’s yours and you’re influencing something greater than yourself.” Jeremy has cofounded multiple...
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91. 100 Deep with David "DT" Thomas, Podcaster
David Thomas bka DT is a podcaster, content creator, and host of ‘Grab A Glass’ - He recently crossed the threshold of over 100 podcast episodes, which is an impressive body of work. In this episode we give him his flowers, reflect on the ups and downs of the journey, and talk about how he has...
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90. 4/20 with Dr. Evan DeZeeuw - Dad, Cannabis Clinician
Dr. DeZeeuw is an educator and practicing pharmacist. He obtained his Doctorate of Pharmacy from The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy. He has experience as a Clinical and Compounding Pharmacist in Infusion Therapy and as a Pharmacist in Medication Therapy Management.Dr. DeZeeuw founded...
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89. The Gospel of Relaxation (William James)
William James (January 11, 1842 – August 26, 1910) was an American philosopher and psychologist, and the first educator to offer a psychology course in the United States.[5] James is considered to be a leading thinker of the late 19th century, one of the most influential philosophers of the…
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88. MR EATWELL
"I started learning how to cook last year, after 30+ years of eating takeout and/or others cooking for me (Shout out to my incredible mother Andrea, and Taco Bell). So, I took some photos of the food I cooked. A guy I know had a clothes printer, so we started putting these photos on really...
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87. Craig MacFarlane - The World’s Most Celebrated Totally Blind Athlete
Craig MacFarlane has led an incredible life. Despite being totally blind since the age of two, Craig MacFarlane has become a master in many fields including becoming widely recognized as the World’s Most Celebrated Totally Blind Athlete. His list of athletic accomplishments is lengthy, if not...
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86. Derek MacFarlane - "My Father's Eyes"
When Derek’s father was 2 years old, he completely lost his vision in a freak accident. He went on to become one of the most accomplished athletes and motivational speakers that has ever lived. A key component of his journey was the support of his family, and specifically his son Derek who helps...
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85. Marina B. Miller - CEO, Serial Entrepreneur, Ukrainian Immigrant
As an immigrant and sexual abuse survivor, it would have been very easy for Marina Miller to give in to the "victim mindset." In fact, early in life she recounts that she was trapped in a pattern of self-destructive behavior due to self image issues. It wasn't until a medical scare that she...
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84. The Power of One
One man is currently causing chaos in the entire world. There have been Putins before - Ghengis Khan, Julius Caesar, Napoleon - individuals who have changed the course of history. How is it that one person can amass so much power? One seems like such a small number, but it can have great...
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83. The Myth of the "Math Person" with Sarah J
"I was born to learn and to instruct. In elementary school I coached younger students in math in return for comics-drawing lessons. In high school I mentored struggling middle school students and taught dance. Though I initially arrived at college intent on a career in diplomacy for the State...
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82. Particles Can Create Massive Energy: Maybe You Can Too
Cockcroft and Walton came together while at the Cavendish laboratory under Ernest Rutherford. In 1928, George Gamow showed that particles could tunnel through potential barriers by applying the newly available quantum mechanics. Cockcroft understood the implications of Gamow’s tunnelling theory -...
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81. Andrew McNamara - Artist & Designer
"My name is Andrew, I am an artist and designer who is a product of too many comic books, a love for the eccentric, and an early exposure to surrealist art that permanently altered how I see the world. I've lived in the city, the beach, and the Midwest, but nothing feels more like home than my...
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80. View from the Porch
On January 26th, 2019 I suffered a spinal cord injury at my C7 vertebrae. The technical term for my condition is "quadriplegia." I push a manual wheelchair and have 1 properly working, though weak, hand. I run an ice dyed apparel business with my wife called Ohio Drip, I have this podcast, I...
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79. In the Archives - Convo with Morgan and Paulette
I once thought this conversation was lost, but a recent computer malfunction caused me to review my archived files and I found it! This conversation goes back to the roots of the podcast as an exploration in dialogue and hearing the perspectives of others. In this case, I wanted to hear from…
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78. Small Talkin'
Here is the story of how I was at a wedding reception table caught between two different "small talk" situations with strangers. Why is small talk so awkward to navigate? What questions or topics are comfortable and appropriate? How has small talk changed in a post vid-19 world? Let's talk about…
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77. Light and Making Life Colorful
My wife and I did our first photoshoot for our ice-dyed apparel brand Ohio Drip, and learned a lot in the process including the importance of light from people like Sawyer Hartman and his interview with famous photographer Michael Muller. We also took a photography class at the Columbus Printed...
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76. How Figs Made Me Realize Racism is Dumb
This is not your typical race discussion involving things like historical events, past figures, laws, education, crime statistics, or anything of the sort. This is the curious tale of how my interest in figs, sparked by an odd book called Professor Arnold Ehret's Mucusless Diet Healing System,...
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75. Danley and Friends Reflection/Direction 2022
I hop on my new Shure SM7B (Thanks to my wife Kelsey and Family) to recap the origin of Danley and Friends, how it has evolved, and where I see it heading. I've got a new microphone and new focus for 2022. My new mission for Danley and Friends is: To enrich the minds of others through sharing...
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74. Don't Make a New Year's Resolution: Define Your Aim
Studies have shown that approximately 80% of New Year's resolutions fail. I feel one of the main reasons for many people is because they set goals based other people's ideas. This was my experience. I based my idea of success on what I thought would impress other people. It wasn't until I got…
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73. What if You Bring the Weather?
The holiday season is one filled with gatherings of family and friends. Many of us have expectations of the people around us as the result of years of experiences that have shaped our perspectives. What if we stepped outside those patterns and went into these situations with fresh eyes, and the...
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72. Negotiating Your Salary - How to Ask for More During The Great Resignation
After 10 years in Human Resources for large corporations including casket manufacturers, retailers, and auto manufacturers, I have picked up a few tips on negotiating salaries that I think are timely to share. For a while, I operated on the company side of salary negotiations. At 26, I was...
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71. I See You - (a message to my Friends)
This week is a message from the heart. I touch on isolation, feeling anxious about the state of affairs, and the expectations of others. I want you to know that I See You and I recognize that you are having a human experience. There is no 1 right way to live life. People have been doing it...
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70. The Fable of the Dragon Tyrant
A reading of one of my new favorite stories for the story-filled holiday season. Once upon a time, the planet was tyrannized by a giant dragon. The dragon stood taller than the largest cathedral, and it was covered with thick black scales. Its red eyes glowed with hate, and from its terrible jaws...
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69. Zoom Out to the Human Experience
Can we zoom out and get to a place of Love? Zara Yacob, and many great thinkers throughout the centuries believe it is the only way to salvation. Yacob was the first to posit that thinking and rationality actually start with the heart. What stops us the from having love and compassion as a…
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68. WTF is a Ferla Bike? Hospitality Tech with Christopher Hamilton
Christopher Hamilton is a General Manager and hospitality management professional who is using technology and creativity to invigorate the hospitality space, and create a boutique experience for guests. What is a Ferla Bike? What is a Ghost Kitchen? What does the future hold for food service?...
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67. The Rhythm of Authenticity, The Fullness of People with Dr. Derrick Tillman-Kelly PhD
Life has a rhythm to it, and once you understand that you can learn to flow with it. Derrick Tillman-Kelly PhD is the perfect example of that. Through his willingness to constantly fill his plate with more in support of others yet remaining authentic to himself, Derrick has found himself…
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66. "Fun to Imagine" - An Exploration
Every so often I get in my head. About so many things, but the big looming question is - What is all this? What is life? When I get stuck in my own head, I try to turn it around. This episode is an exploration of the process of turning it around, getting unstuck, and redefining the focus. I use...
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"Your Facts Are Fragile" - with Randy Gibson
Your Facts Are Fragile Seeker of truth, Randy Gibson talks about how dogma is dividing society, and how we must come to realize that our information is more powerful together. We must consider all perspectives. What are the unintended consequences if we don't? If we make decisions in haste…
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Ryan Danley on Short Life Advice w/Ronald Gibson (Episode #43)
In this episode I join Ronald Gibson on his podcast Short Life Advice w/Ronald Gibson: Ryan Danley shares his incredible story how he overcame a brutal snow mobile accident that left him paralyzed in 2019, he tells us how we should always carry the mentality "Why not me?", and how a book(s)...
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Communicating = Hard Pt. II (with Kelsey)
Last episode I discussed the difficulty of communicating. In this episode, my wife joins me to discuss our approach to communicating and offer practical tips: Step 1 - Prep for Convo Humanize other party in conversation Invision conversation going how you want it to go. Preparing for how you will...
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Communicating = Hard
It can be stated, with practically no qualification, that people in general do not know how to listen. They have ears that hear very well, but seldom have they acquired the necessary aural skills which would allow those ears to be used effectively for what is called listening. In general, people...
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In My Mind Again - SCI/Suicide Prevention
An exploration into the layers of thoughts that helped me pull myself out of a dark hole after a snowmobiling accident that left me paralyzed below my chest. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 800-273-8255 Clips from: The Hidden Power by Thomas Troward Alan Watts - how to see through the game -...
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"Regenerative Ryan" - Ryan Bartlett - Soil Advocate
After a health scare, Ryan Bartlett set out on a mission to naturally restore his health. On his quest for a method, he traced the cause of his problems and many problems in the world to food, and the medium in which most of our food is grown - soil. Because of modern farming practices, our soil…
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Who is The Noblesville Scanner?
Noblesville is a city in and the county seat of Hamilton County, Indiana, a part of the north Indianapolis suburbs along the White River. Being. founded in the 1800’s, and many of its hand laid brick streets and sidewalks are still around today. Historic buildings have been maintained, and even…
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Taylor Morrison - Real Estate Investor, Entrepreneur
How does one build something from nothing? One brick at a time. This is the approach Taylor Morrison took. He comes from very humble beginnings in Indiana. Once a fry oil truck driver, and stereo installer at Best Buy, he now owns 24 rental properties and his own electronic installation business...
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Eerily Patient with David "DT" Thomas
DT returns for his second episode of Danley and Friends. We discuss the long term benefits of persistence, and being "eerily patient." We discuss re-visiting past events and traumas through new perspectives as we get older, and how therapy can aid in the process of working through those events....
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Part 2: What Even Is Money? Why Do People Hate Jeff Bezos for Having So Much?
WE TALKIN BOUT TAXES!? In this episode, a part 2, I continue exploring the idea of money through the lens of taxes. Where did they come from? How did they start in the United States? As I became more passionate about personal finance, I began learning that the rules that apply to Jeff Bezos apply...
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What Even Is Money? Why Do People Hate Jeff Bezos for Having So Much?
In this episode I explore the idea of money - what is it? Where did it come from? How does it work and how did it come into being? As I became more passionate about personal finance, I began learning that the rules that apply to Jeff Bezos apply to all of us. Why is it that people hate him for...
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All the Way Outside in the Mountains
We are on the road! Kelsey and I are on a 42 hour road trip to Colorado for the wedding of her childhood best friend Courtney and our friend Jeremy. The wedding was at Ten Mile Station in Breckenridge and it was beautiful. The Baldis went above and beyond to ensure our comfort. We still ran into...
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TJ and Corey - PART 2 Microsoft Teams, Jeff Bezos, Billionaires, Marxism and Stuff
PART 2: There is a lot going on in the world, and to understand it we have to step outside of our echo chambers. In this episode, that is exactly what I do. I wanted to hear different perspectives on what's going on in the world from my friends Corey and TJ. We don't always agree, but coming to…
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TJ and Corey - Microsoft Teams, Jeff Bezos, Billionaires, Marxism and Stuff
There is a lot going on in the world, and to understand it we have to step outside of our echo chambers. In this episode, that is exactly what I do. I wanted to hear different perspectives on what's going on in the world from my friends Corey and TJ. We don't always agree, but coming to the table...
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Morgan Snyder - Director of PR and Film at Visit Indy, Cabaret Fan
Morgan Snyder is the Director of Public Relations and Film at Visit Indy, the city’s official destination marketing organization charged with increasing leisure and business travel to Indianapolis. In May 2019, Snyder took over as lead of the city’s Film Indy initiative, after serving on its…
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Rob Lawless of @robs10kfriends - On a Mission to Meet 10,000 People
My name is Rob Lawless. I’m 29 years old, I’m originally from Norristown, PA and I enjoy meeting new people. Back in May of 2013, I graduated summa cum laude from Penn State University with a degree in Finance and minors in Accounting & Entrepreneurship. After graduation, I began my career with...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
On a genuine quest for real dialogue about society with my friends and everyday people.To investigate the tough questions in life.What kind of world do you want to see?To discover new questions in a search for knowledgeWhat questions aren't we asking?To connect, find common ground, and be the change.Why not me? Why not us? Why not now?Intro and Outro Music by @stoicbeats and @SXINT
HOSTED BY
Ryan Danley
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