Rob Morgan Is A Curious Person

A conversation and an off-hand comment from a sommelier, a knife shop owner in East Flanders Belgium, and a couple of quotes from my favorite artists were the reminders I needed today to live on the edge of my comfort zone. www.thecuriouspod.com/questions/decantart  

Join Sarah, our friend Eva, and myself at a pub in Gent, Belgium in the shadow of Sint-Jacobskerk as we talk about a Russian phrase that may change the way I look at every new pair of pants I ever own.   www.thecuriouspod.com/questions/takeawalk

On luck, Disappointment, and Infinite Responsibility  www.thecuriouspod.com/questions/smellycat

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I've been putting off jumping back into the podcast and have been overthinking it so... Here's my freakin re-entry.   www.thecuriouspod.com

I recently heard an interview where George Lucas was explaining the true power of the Millennium Falcon and it made me think about the comparisons to an artists’ journey. I know this sounds cheesy as hell… but come along for the journey anyway. www.thecuriouspod.com/questions/millenniumfalcon

In celebration of "International Whisky Day," I thought I'd re-release this episode. (originally aired 6/7/2019) Whether you consider yourself a bourbon consumer or maybe you've always been curious about diving into the world of whiskey but find yourself unsure how to approach a dram in a way that allows you to appreciate it to the fullest. Join me as I sit down with master taster John French at Bullet Whiskey in Louisville Kentucky as you learn how to take your whiskey-tasting experience to the next level. This episode is brought to you by Bullet Frontier Whiskey and Diagio International. www.bulleit.com www.diageo.com www.thecuriouspod.com/questions/whiskeyguide

Whether you’re at a pub, a coffee shop, or in line at the DMV, striking up a conversation with a stranger can be intimidating. That said, I’m convinced it’s one of foundations of living a curious life.  You may just have a kind interaction but you never know, you may be sitting across from a future close friend, or in Roy Connaughton’s case, a future friend and your future Irish Pub co-owner.  (Originally aired in 2020.) With the convenient distraction of a cell phone in our pocket at all times, we’ve never had an easier excuse to not strike up a conversation, but Roy says that it’s not that simple. Growing up in Ireland pre-cellphones and social media, there’s always been an excuse to not strike up a conversation but you can get over that hurdle… you never know where in the world life will take you!  Roy Connaughton is one of the owners of Morrissey’s Irish Pub in Minneapolis, MN, and a new friend of mine and I wasn’t expecting how deep this conversation ended up going. This my friends is why I do this.    www.thecuriouspod.com/questions/q75?rq=irish

My music friends and I often look at 'Social Media' as a 'necessary evil' of sorts. Something we feel like we need to do, but would rather just delete our accounts. This idea changed all of that for me.   www.thecuriouspod.com/questions/eleanorroosevelt

I recently heard Austin Butler talk about an approach to acting when he was younger that hindered him. It turns out, the same applies to music and most other artistic endeavors. www.thecuriouspod.com/questions/austinbutlerlistening