The Mindful Midlife Crisis Summer Session 9--Billy's Endless Summer with Our Best Good Pal Matt Hazard!
This week’s episode is the finale of the summer sessions, so we brought along our best good pal, the always entertaining Matt Hazard!
The guys discuss:
--Matt’s bourbon-fueled trip to Louisville, KY
--the change in Billy’s voice
--the challenges of living life without any direction
--the need to stop investing so much time and energy with people who don’t reciprocate the same energy back to you
--why seafood is terrible (or delicious?) and how 90s music is (or isn’t?) the best music of all time
The summer sessions have ended, but we've got more to come!
Check out these previous episodes:
--Summer Sessions 3-Billy’s Minnesota Nice Experience at the Cayuna Gnome Home in the Small Town of Crosby
--Summer Sessions 6-Soul Walkers: Billy Finds Clarity and Meaning in Seoul with Iggy Lee
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Check out Iggy Lee’s YouTube Channe or follow him on Instagram at @iggylee21!
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