The value of not falling in with a crowd?

We’re back in the studio together after several weeks away.  

We talk about the importance of South Sudan’s near victory over the US in a warmup Olympic basketball and admire the commitment of Luol Deng (and our friend, Jacob Ross) to the effort to improve conditions in the country.   

We discuss the value of maintaining your individuality rather than adopting the persona of any group. Unless you can be Batman, maybe just be yourself and think for yourself.  

We also touch on accounts of a serial abuser with many connections to the fitness industry.  


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