Gabe

Gabe shares his personal journey living with bipolar disorder, emphasizing the importance of a diverse support network. He discusses the risks of relying only on friends with similar experiences and highlights the value of incorporating various perspectives. Topics include navigating relationships while avoiding codependency, setting healthy boundaries, and the complexities of managing friendships. With insights from Dr. Nicole Washington, the conversation underscores the need for genuine connections and individualized recovery paths.

Jess and Gabe discuss their experiences with birth in Australia, Jess becoming an American citizen, and their plans for Baby #2. They also talk about starting a YouTube channel, the challenges of immigration, and their love for Nashville. The speakers also touch on cultural differences, challenges of parenthood, and their desire to have another child.

Gabe, an advocate for rethinking family spending priorities, joins Jason to discuss the importance of transforming how families allocate their resources. They argue for prioritizing shared experiences over material gifts to foster deeper connections. The conversation also touches on the need for kids to engage more physically, the dangers of local wildlife, and the challenges of choosing appropriate media for children. They even share insights from a scuba diving certification journey that highlights family fitness and involvement.

Gabe, an expert in couples cruising dynamics, and Chris, a relationship navigator in sexual adventures, explore the thrilling world of couples who cruise together. They discuss managing jealousy and the unique experiences of attending sex parties as a duo. Insights on the ups and downs of non-monogamous relationships highlight the importance of communication and trust. Plus, they share entertaining stories from Brooklyn's hottest queer hangout, revealing the humorous and sometimes awkward moments of hooking up with couples.

In this podcast, Gabe, a writer and coach, and former Marine, talks about topics such as inferiority, art, spirituality, courage, fear, and exposure therapy. They touch on the concept of aligning with The Void, the importance of authentic expression, and the power of representations. They also explore the idea of conditioning and transitioning back to freedom, as well as the role of critical thinking and recognizing quality. Gabe's final question for listeners prompts introspection and self-reflection.