Future Guest for show

[duck1]

someone with Midlife crisis

[Antiqua]

Yes, Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus would be very interesting guests, but interview them individually. I find when there are more than 2 people on a podcast I have a problem to distinguish who is saying what.

[duck1]

Noa Shaw from the I'm Here to Help podcast

[TonyM_Guest]

I just noticed this thread. I've had some ideas for guests. Two that come to mind immediately are Taliesin Jaffe and Brian W. Foster of Critical Role. They are both located in LA area so hopefully it's something that could happen.

[kathsr]

I would like to see Paul interview Meredith Goldstein, the Boston Globe love advice columnist and host of the podcast, Love Letters. I believe she has some great insights into the role mental health or mental illness plays in our relationships, particularly the sexual and/or romantic ones. She also had something of a dysfunctional family as a kid. Just a thought..

[duck1]

I recommend the photographer - Mark Laita

[snoringdog]

Hello Duck1

Long time! How have you been?

Mark has some gorgeous images on his website. Can you tell us anything more about him?

Be well.

SD

[duck1]

Hi Snoring

He does in depth interviews with people in all sorts of conditions (pimps, prostitutes, homeless people, people who suffer from mental illness) and he really listens.

You can see his videos here:

https://www.youtube.com/c/SoftWhiteUnderbelly/about

[duck1]

I recommend author Stephanie Danler.

[remarks]

I would like to hear Paul talk with Sue Klebold. She's the mom of one of the Columbine shooters. She wrote a book about dealing with the aftermath of the shooting. She's also a big mental health advocate (she prefers the term "brain health"). Her TED talk is pretty good, but I've been more impressed with a couple of podcast interviews I heard her on.