Episode Archive
138 episodes of The Daily Chron since the first episode, which aired on January 1st, 2019.
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6: Life is Suffering
January 7th, 2019 | 15 mins 21 secs
cancer, hardship, life, stoicism
Multiple conversations today reminded me no matter how talented we are, how hard we work, or how good a person we think we are, life will always be difficult and misfortune will always find us, but giving up is not an option.
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5: Photo Inception
January 5th, 2019 | 7 mins 52 secs
ejoseph, local music, photography, youtube
I wasn't going to post today, it being the weekend, but earlier today I was trolling the Facebook and I saw a post to a video interview on YouTube of my friend (and podcast theme provider), E.Joseph. It caught my eye because the embed was using one of my photos of Ed from earlier in 2018!
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4: Collaborative Pizza Party
January 4th, 2019 | 14 mins 39 secs
business, collaboration, jenkintown, pizza, rec board, upper crust
I'm feeling better, so I grab my first slice of 2019 at my favorite local pizza place. I also discuss the importance of local businesses collaborating with each other and with community organizations and why I think this is an important part of any small business' strategy for flourishing in today's Amazon/big box dominated world.
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3: The Future
January 3rd, 2019 | 11 mins 58 secs
cancer, future
On this sick day from the day job, I took a walk and contemplated the future. Our time is finite and the future rushes towards us whether we want it to or not. The only inevitably in life is change and much of that is outside our control, so I took some time to think about things that I can influence.
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2: Experimentation
January 2nd, 2019 | 9 mins 5 secs
experiments, podcast
Experimenting with podcast hosts and recording equipment while philosophizing a little about the role experimentation and risk play in self-improvement and just getting stuff done.
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1: Software Matters
January 1st, 2019 | 11 mins 44 secs
septa, software
The Daily Chron pilot episode where I ramble for a few minutes about the ubiquity of software in our lives and its relative quality using SEPTA Key and Anchor as examples.