Chatterbox #322 – The Stoicism explosion

Chatterbox #322 – The Stoicism explosion

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Bonus Episode #178 – Once in a Lifetime

Have you ever gotten a second chance at something you thought you would only get to do once? In this bonus episode, Andrew talks about the first Culips meetup in Seoul and then tells the story of trying to see one of his favorite bands play a second time. Listen along to learn so ...  Show more

Catch Word #294 – Touch Grass

Have you ever looked up from your phone and realized that an hour just disappeared? In this Catch Word lesson, Andrew and Indiana teach you how to tell someone to “touch grass” and how to describe a person as “terminally online” or “chronically online.” They explain the differenc ...  Show more

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