Greg and Joel Fix the World

Today we answer viewer mail (which is completely fictitious) and then proceed to discuss a real topic: the end of a friendship.

You know you wanna/gotta do it. So why are you avoiding it?

What's the point of debating if no one will change their minds?

Our parents deserve our patience. So why do we keep failing?

Helped, heard, or hugged. How well do you support those who need it? Greg and Joel discuss what it means to be supportive, and the mistakes that are easy to make when we try.

When you're faced with that consequential decision in the moment, what will you do?

It's called grief. And it's time we talk about it.

You've survived this cliffhanger all week and it ends now. Who shot JR? WHO CARES...this is part two of The Perfect Relationship

Diabetics be warned: these two are pretty damn sweet together. But is their relationship a bit...um..."too" perfect?

Is personal growth overrated? Listen and find out.

Welcome to Season 2! (Inching closer to 5 million views - maybe if the sound quality gets better. PS - It does)

Today we welcome special guest Mark Bunting, and we talk about humor. Because sometimes, you just gotta laugh.

Sometimes you have to accept reality on its terms. Like the job market. And that's ok. Right?

First a bit of bromance stuff to get out of the way, and then a discussion about death. As one does.

Have you ever had an idea you felt really strongly about...it was non-negotiable...it was TRUTH. But then somehow, eventually you changed your mind? Yeah, us too. And that's good. Because fixing the world starts with examining what we're sure is true. In case it's not.

Listen...if we're going to fix the world, we need to agree on a few things. Or maybe just one. So... if you could get everyone in the world to believe ONE THING is true, what would it be?

If you could go back and talk to the younger you, what would you say? Would you give him/her a list of instructions and to-dos? Would you scare yourself straight? Or would you tell yourself to chill, and that everything will be ok. And would it have made a difference?Lots of questions...but definitely important if we're going to fix the world.

Do you know yourself? Honestly...do you? You probably think you do, but do you really? For one, you don't know what you don't know. So there's that. Why are we often a mystery to ourselves? If we're going to fix the world (by we...we mean you too...we're all in this together) it's important we know who we are and what we bring to the table. And that starts with getting to know that person we're stuck with all day, every day.

Like it or not the age of AI is upon us, but people have strongly differing feelings about it. Kind of like black licorice. Or meditation. Or Taylor Swift...most people love it or hate it. How about you?

Venting is healthy. Please join us for some right now.

There's nothing quite as therapeutic as an occasional F-bomb. But not for Joel.

Are you a planner, or do you prefer to wing it? Greg and Joel delve into the pros and cons of spontaneity versus planning everything out.

We both truly dislike social media (especially LinkedIn), and in this episode we make our case for who actually hates it more. From performative posts and fake vulnerability to humblebrags and “thought leadership” that nobody asked for, we’re diving deep into why online validation culture drives us nuts.If you’ve ever rolled your eyes at yet another inspirational post, this one’s for you.Greg and Joel Fix the World is a podcast where two guys talk about the absurdities of modern life: relationships, culture, work, and everything in between, with humor, honesty, and a bit of perspective.