Normal People

Whether you’re a plumber, an author, a struggling artist, an architect, an electrician, a teacher, a waiter, a barista, a maid, a nanny, a mom, a dad, unemployed, sad, happy, depressed, lonely, enlightened, jaded, or anything else I forgot: you have something special to offer everyone. You have a wisdom. You have a story. And I’m dying to talk with you about it. This is Normal People. A conversation about all of us.

Whether you’re a plumber, an author, a struggling artist, an architect, an electrician, a teacher, a waiter, a barista, a maid, a nanny, a mom, a dad, unemployed, sad, happy, depressed, lonely, enlightened, jaded, or anything else I forgot: you have something special to offer everyone. You have a wisdom. You have a story. And I’m dying to talk with you about it. This is Normal People. A conversation about all of us.

Today’s guest is Becca May. Becca is an incredible human being with big dreams and an enormous heart. Becca could truly be the next Oprah for Pet’s sake. Who’s Pete anyway? If I knew, I would tell him to go speak to Becca, because his life would be changed forever. Enjoy this one. Whether you’re a plumber, an author, a struggling artist, an architect, an electrician, a teacher, a waiter, a barista, a maid, a nanny, a mom, a dad, unemployed, sad, happy, depressed, lonely, enlightened, jaded, or anything else I forgot: you have something special to offer everyone. You have a wisdom. You have a story. And I’m dying to talk with you about it. This is Normal People. A conversation about all of us.

Today’s guest is John Wylie. John is an extraordinary fellow who lives in Abilene, TX. John’s a storyteller, and has some great ones to tell. Seriously, this is one I could back and listen to again and again. Thanks, John. Whether you’re a plumber, an author, a struggling artist, an architect, an electrician, a teacher, a waiter, a barista, a maid, a nanny, a mom, a dad, unemployed, sad, happy, depressed, lonely, enlightened, jaded, or anything else I forgot: you have something special to offer everyone. You have a wisdom. You have a story. And I’m dying to talk with you about it. This is Normal People. A conversation about all of us.

Today’s guest is Kurtis Graves. Kurtis is an unbelievably loyal and true friend, and has an immense amount of excellent ideas for changing the world, and continuing to change himself. I love this guy’s passion and his vision for humanity. Hope you enjoy! Whether you’re a plumber, an author, a struggling artist, an architect, an electrician, a teacher, a waiter, a barista, a maid, a nanny, a mom, a dad, unemployed, sad, happy, depressed, lonely, enlightened, jaded, or anything else I forgot: you have something special to offer everyone. You have a wisdom. You have a story. And I’m dying to talk with you about it.

Today’s guest is a friend of mine, Nolan Mueller. I got the chance to be in this guy’s wedding a year ago because one of his groomsmen had a collapsed lung. Beyond that useless information, Nolan is bright, fun, and kind of looks the bad guy on Blue Streak. This friendship has sprung up all kinds of interesting conversations over the years, and I’m very excited to share this one. Hope you enjoy! Whether you’re a plumber, an author, a struggling artist, an architect, an electrician, a teacher, a waiter, a barista, a maid, a nanny, a mom, a dad, unemployed, sad, happy, depressed, lonely, enlightened, jaded, or anything else I forgot: you have something special to offer everyone. You have a wisdom. You have a story. And I’m dying to talk with you about it.

Whether you’re a plumber, an author, a struggling artist, an architect, an electrician, a teacher, a waiter, a barista, a maid, a nanny, a mom, a dad, unemployed, sad, happy, depressed, lonely, enlightened, jaded, or anything else I forgot: you have something special to offer everyone. You have a wisdom. You have a story. And I’m dying to talk with you about it. My first guest is a buddy of mine named Brian Davenport. Brian and I grew up in the same home town, and we’ve reconnected since we both moved to Austin. Brian lives on this beautiful 5 acre plot of land outside of Austin. His home is surrounded by oak tress, random tool sheds, a chicken coop, a pretty large caged area for these two rabbits (name), a massive compost pile, and a delightful pup named Zola running around. Brian and his wife Nina met in Tokyo some years ago while modeling for their separate agencies. After living in Brooklyn for some years modeling, longboarding, and starting a business, Brian and Nina moved down south, to Austin, into a home with no septic system, because human poopoo makes for the best compost, and an envious adventure of building a self-sustaining life together, using their 5 acres as the expression to how dadgum excited they are to be alive, healthy, and together. I hope you enjoy me and Brian’s conversation.