Col. Redding talks about the importance of maintaining a healthy mindset, building positive relationships with the local civilian populations, and what it was like assisting in a miracle eye surgery in less-than-ideal conditions. He also shares how fly fishing on the other side of the world kept him connected to his family still at home.
Learn more about Col. Redding on his website, Fly Fishing in Afghanistan: Odd Tales of War and Humanity.
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In this episode, Joshua and Jonesy talk about everything from drawing dicks on Amy Schumer’s tour bus to the devotion of zealous Batman fans. They also talk quite a bit about the craft of comedy and how challenging of an artform it is.
Joshua and Daniel have been friends for nearly a quarter century, having played together in the band Agape Love Experience in and around Santa Cruz, California from the late 1990s through the early 2000s.
Joshua mentions a few Adventure Mind initiatives in the early planning stages.
In this episode, I give some back story on the origins of Adventure Mind and what I want it to become. I talk about the struggle that the Holiday Season is for me, and why I believe we (humanity) need each other more than we ever have. Separateness is an illusion. We are all connected in some way, shape, or form. As we grow in our resiliency, we can help others grow in theirs. Seeking adversity of our own choosing and cultivating courage by facing our fears is how humanity grows stronger. This is how we build the Adventure Mind.