Welcome back to Well Being, caught right in that strange liminal space between Christmas and New Year’s — aka Twixmas. The days feel blurry, productivity is optional, and next year’s problems can absolutely wait.   We kick things off with our Sparks of Inspiration, swapping holiday highlights, comfort media, and creative joys — from Disneyland dreams and Stranger Things discourse to Hades II, Star Wars games, Doc Martens conversions, and the quiet magic of returning to things you love.   From there, we ease into the mental health portion, unpacking what resolutions actually mean in a world that feels heavy, loud, and demanding. Instead of rigid goals and toxic self-optimization, we explore resolutions as guiding lights — promises rooted in compassion, creativity, movement, and sustainability. We talk fitness without shame, creativity without burnout, work-life balance, planting seeds for future growth, and learning to love making art both alone and together.   Then we drop fully into Goblin Mode 🧌 We shed shame, confess our goblin behaviors, laugh through messiness, doomscrolling, food choices, jacket piles, and creative chaos — all while questioning perfectionism and the unrealistic standards we’ve been taught to uphold.   This episode is cozy, honest, funny, and reflective — a permission slip to enter the new year without pressure, without punishment, and without pretending you’ve got it all figured out.   As always: Be well. Don’t let them tell you to change — just because you feel a little strange. Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod  

It’s the season of exhaustion, hibernation fantasies, and doing the best we can with what we’ve got — welcome back to Well Being.   This week, the crew leans into Sparks of Inspiration fueled by video games, television binges, unexpected freelance shoots, fog machines that refuse to die, and the reminder that sometimes the tools you already have are exactly the ones you need. From Red Dead Redemption and Cult of the Lamb to Vince Gilligan’s newest Apple TV obsession, inspiration shows up in strange and comforting places.   In the mental health portion, we dig into Rick Rubin’s The Creative Act: A Way of Being, unpacking chapters on distraction, collaboration, and imperfection. What’s the difference between distraction and procrastination? Why are we never actually creating alone? And how do fear, perfectionism, and age quietly convince us to stop sharing our work?   The conversation turns deeply reflective as we talk about: Fear of releasing art into the world Perfectionism vs. progress Losing (and finding) your creative voice The pressure of age, careers, grades, money, and expectations Why imperfections don’t ruin great work — they often define it   From Pulp Fiction focus pulls to Star Wars wet-hair continuity, from early 20s fearlessness to mid-30s self-doubt, this episode is a reminder that art doesn’t need permission to exist — and neither do you. Be well, foolios. Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod  

After a whirlwind holiday week full of food, family, and brutal winds, the trio returns to Well Being feeling… well, mostly refreshed. Sparks of Inspiration kick us off with Kel rediscovering the joy of baking and hyping up a Subtronix 360 show, Theo launching a new Redbubble shop and tumbling down a retro–gaming rabbit hole, and Andy searching for something—anything—to qualify as a spark as he pushes through a packed work schedule.   From there, the crew dives deep into this week’s mental health focus: imperfection, pressure, and the stories we tell ourselves. Using Rick Rubin’s The Creative Act, they unpack perfectionism, self–doubt, the fear of the audience, and how creative paralysis sneaks up on all of us. They explore embracing flaws, the weird beauty of “happy accidents,” and how the pursuit of perfection can stall projects, dreams, and sometimes entire eras of creativity.   The conversation hits everything from abandoned edits to old sketches, from behind-the-scenes memories to unfinished films waiting for a second chance. The gang gets vulnerable, honest, and surprisingly motivational as they explore how to stop chasing “perfect” and instead chase completion, joy, and the messy fun of making art.   Then it’s back into the campaign with a chaotic showdown, questionable decisions, a portable hole, and the party once again diving into trouble faster than Theo can shout “Wait two minutes!”   If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, creatively blocked, or crushed under your own expectations — this episode is a warm, funny, slightly chaotic reminder that imperfections aren’t just okay… they’re part of the magic.   Be well, foolios. Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod  

This week on Well Being, Theo, Andy, and Kel gather in the calm-before-the-storm—right on the edge of Thanksgiving chaos and Black Friday madness. Sparks of Inspiration kick things off with everything from chaotic LA concert adventures in torrential rain, to mindless comfort-TV binges, to Theo consuming comics, audiobooks, and absolutely stuffing the creative vessel.   Then the trio dives deep into this week’s Mental Health portion, exploring Rick Rubin’s wisdom on creative environments, intuition, and the ever-lurking specter of self-doubt. The conversation flows into perfectionism, artistic fear, the pressure of numbers, relationship-shaped insecurities, and the courage it takes to make art “just for you.” There’s reflection, honesty, and—of course—a healthy dose of spite-fueled motivation.   Finally, we roll back into the campaign as our crew faces unexpected company: Liberty Strike Rangers, Copper Butterfly gang members, and a rising sense of aberrant danger. With detect magic, gang lore, and uneasy alliances in play, the team must decide whether to push forward or take the long way around. The world expands, the tension builds, and the story continues to evolve with every choice.   ✨ Sparks of Inspiration. 🧠 Mental Health in Action. 🎲 Campaign Chaos. All wrapped up in the signature Well Being blend of humor, honesty, world-building, and soul. Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod  

This week on Well Being, the trio shows up tired but determined — sparked by surprise concerts, fresh vinyl pickups, classic monsters, and a little unexpected holiday cup magic. Those moments of inspiration kick off a deeper dive into Rick Rubin’s The Creative Act, where Theo, Kel, and Andy explore the inner landscapes we overlook, the subconscious wells we ignore, and the ever-present creativity hiding just behind the clouds.   In the mental health portion, the gang reflects on how we consume information — intentionally or accidentally — and how it shapes our creative lives. From dream journaling to media detoxing to simply letting life come to you, they unpack ways to realign the inflow so it feeds your art instead of draining your energy.   Then it’s back into Campaign Session 16, where the sewer water rises, the dome goes up, and four mysterious figures lurk just outside the safety of Jelly’s tiny hut. Caltrops are dropped, accusations are made, and once again the Gang wonders why they never take the non-stinky route.   Be well, foolios — and maybe reconsider your algorithm. Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod  

The gang returns from a short break as Theo shares stories from DreamHack Atlanta, while Kel and Andy bring Sparks of Inspiration ranging from Over the Garden Wall to the Dodgers’ World Series win, and even a Freddy Krueger Halloween rave adventure.   This week’s mental health portion dives into Rick Rubin’s The Creative Act, exploring what it means to immerse yourself in greatness, to see nature as a teacher, and to notice the constant flow of change in ourselves and the world around us. The trio reflect on how what we consume shapes our creativity, our moods, and our inner balance—with a few tangents on Pokémon hunts and Harry Potter thrown in for good measure. Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod  

Theo and Andy return—sans Kel, who’s apparently trapped in a Doc Brown toilet situation—to spark inspiration from Pokémon Legends ZA, Resident Evil rants, and a full-blown Keanu Reeves deep dive. From The Replacements to Point Break, it’s a love letter to all things Keanu before diving into the mental health side of “Goblin Mode.”   They unpack what it really means to lean into your inner goblin—balancing self-care and chaos, setting boundaries with overbearing parents, and learning to show up as your true self (even if that self is still in pajamas at 3 p.m.). Then, it’s back into the sewers for more campaign madness, lizard fights, and a questionable collection of thumbs.   🎮 Sparks of Inspiration: Pokémon Legends ZA, The Replacements, Resident Evil 5 🧠 Shadow Work: Finding your balance in Goblin Mode ⚔️ Campaign: Sewer battles, thumb trophies, and the scent of adventure   Be kind, embrace the chaos, and don’t forget—work to live, not live to work. Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod  

This week on Well Being, Theo, Andy, and Kel dive into the Rick Rubin-inspired art of paying attention — and knowing what not to pay attention to. From doomscrolling detoxes to discovering creative sparks in the randomness of life, the trio reflects on curating your inner algorithm and guarding your mental bandwidth.   Theo shares how filtering his Instagram into a haven of art and inspiration reshaped his mindset, Kel faces off with screen-time stats and the challenge of being present-Kel, and Andy tries to balance Pokémon launches, Dodger wins, and a critical look at creative content intake.   The conversation wanders through horror shows, Resident Evil, and even a $10-million-dollar thought experiment that reframes the value of waking up each day. It’s a blend of humor, honesty, and mindful rebellion — all before the crew jumps back into their chaotic campaign for another round of invisible rings, fire spells, and questionable rolls. Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod  

This week on Well Being, sparks of inspiration fly from San Bernardino to the stars! Kel preps for a Halloween music fest as Obi-Wan (complete with poi battles and pixel whips),and gets lost in the Ed Gein Netflix series. Andy re-binges Firefly, and Theo dives deep into horror flicks and Peacemaker hype.   In the mental health segment, the trio explores The Creative Act by Rick Rubin—talking “The Vessel and The Filter,” and how creativity flows through us like cosmic data. They share actionable ways to stay inspired: random art roulette, mindful walks, and even Audible deep dives into Good Omens and Jurassic Park.   Then, it’s back into the campaign where chaos erupts underground—tentacles, poison, and some very questionable dice rolls.   ✨ Whether you’re an artist, gamer, or just creatively curious, this episode reminds us: the true instrument is you. Take the listener survey to help shape the next chapter of Well Being: SURVEY! Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod     

The sparks are flowing this week on Well Being! Kel shows off the shiny new iPhone 17 Pro Max and dives deep into lenses, low-light testing, and the magic of anamorphic flares. Theo kicks spooky season into gear with a Resident Evil marathon, horror movie nights, and Megan 2.0 absurdity. Andy brings it back to creative sparks, reflecting on missed opportunities, signs from the universe, and finding flow again.   From there, the trio crack open Rick Rubin’s The Creative Act: A Way of Being and explore how creativity emerges from awareness, mindfulness, and noticing the subtle nudges the world offers. They wrestle with the challenges of carving out mindful space at home, the resistance to change, and what it means to truly pay attention—whether that’s to silence, serendipity, or Spider-Man rubber bands.   The episode then shifts into the campaign, where awareness takes on a whole new meaning: paralyzing poison, bug monsters, and wild dice rolls push the gang into dangerous territory. Kelliot, Xelia, Devi, and Xolo fight to stay alive as awareness meets action.   It’s an episode of sparks, creative work, and universal callings—reminding us that being mindful isn’t always easy, but it’s always worth the roll. Take the listener survey to help shape the next chapter of Well Being: SURVEY! Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod   

The Well Being crew is back from a short hiatus and diving straight into sparks of inspiration—from Death Cab vinyls and new camera toys to binge-worthy shows like Peacemaker and Haunted Hotel. This week, Theo, Kel, and Andy crack open Rick Rubin’s The Creative Act: A Way of Being alongside a new workbook, exploring what it means to nurture creativity, embrace silence, and rediscover wonder in unexpected places.   Of course, things don’t stay quiet for long. In the campaign, the gang stumbles upon slime, suspicious purification machinery, and some very hungry giant centipedes. Will curiosity or chaos win the day?   ✨ Expect sparks of inspiration, reflections on creativity and mental health, plus wild campaign antics that only Well Being can deliver. Take the listener survey to help shape the next chapter of Well Being: SURVEY! Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod 

This week on Well Being, the trio celebrates hitting triple digits the only way we know how: by going full goblin. Sparks of Inspiration range from EDM gems and K-dramas to football drafts and rediscovering The Office. Then we toss out “The Artist’s Way” and dive headfirst into Goblin Mode: A Guide to Life, unpacking what it means to live messy, authentic, and unapologetically human. Along the way, we debate our next book — Rick Rubin’s The Creative Act: A Way of Being or Thriving with Adult ADHD. Spoiler: creativity wins… for now.   And in the campaign, our party (Kel, Andy, Magy, and Theo under Andres’s DM guidance) roller-skates deeper into the sewers, where foul smells lead to even fouler discoveries. Is it contamination… or something far more sinister?   Take the listener survey to help shape the next chapter of Well Being: SURVEY! Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod 

We kick things off with a DIY-filmmaking spark: the crew dives into producing a music video for Brain Fragment’s “Octopus of Malice”—complete with a resurrected fog machine, on-the-fly effects, and a September 3 YouTube drop. It’s scrappy, sweaty, and wildly creative, and we loved every second.    Also on the sparks board: an origami-style “Moft” iPad dynamic folio that turns into about twelve different stands because sometimes targeted ads actually hit.    In our mental health check-in, we ask whether we should remix how we’re doing The Artist’s Way. Seven days of Morning Pages (30–45 minutes a day) plus reading and homework can be a lot—especially for working artists juggling 9–5s, projects, and family time. Andy shares why evenings are for decompressing and hanging with Magy, which means homework isn’t always realistic. Real talk on capacity, compassion, and sustainable creativity.    Stick around for shout-outs, socials, and Theo’s Sunday 11:30am PT Twitch art stream—tunes, drawing, and good vibes.    💌 Tell us what you want next! Take the listener survey:  SURVEY! Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod 

Kel returns, Andy’s out this week, and Theo’s buzzing about craft and consistency. Sparks hit on deep-dive inspo from Last Podcast on the Left—their Zach Cregger chat (Barbarian, Weapons, Whitest Kids U’Know), plus a wild Dolby Atmos Halloween sound-effects release that has Theo dreaming bigger about building their own thing.    In the mental health check-in, the crew talks therapy shifts, finding a livable schedule, and what to do when Morning Pages stall—like trying quick voice-memo journaling to stay in the flow. There’s real talk on self-doubt vs. “imposter” feelings, and learning to be your own guide as you wade back into The Artist’s Way.    Then it’s back to the table: a high-tension car caper with thieves’ tools, an Inspector-Gadget-style mage hand, covert comms, and peak Magy chaos—stealing cars, throwing punches, and reveling in the safe power-fantasy of play when the dice finally cooperate.      📓 Homework: Keep Morning Pages going (or try a short voice-memo check-in), take an Artist Date, and notice synchronicities this week. Bonus: sketch a simple daily schedule you can actually keep.  Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod 

After a month-long hiatus, Theo and Andy are back in the groove! They kick things off with their "sparks of inspiration," discussing the ins and outs of a video game challenge and the latest Batman comics. Then, they get into a mental health check-in, talking about the challenges of separating work from personal life and the weird feeling of "graduating" from therapy. Finally, things take a turn for the weird when the episode ends with a deep dive into an investigation involving sewer maps and... spaghetti?   Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod  

The crew is back—after a false start and a Kodak-to-pink background transformation—to bring sparks, shame, synchronicity, and solid chaos. Theo talks about quitting smoking with a fidgety flavored-air gadget called Füm and promotes his upcoming spooky Twitch radio stream, QWRK Radio. Kel gets deep into Andor season two, praising its emotional weight and time jumps, while Andy unexpectedly binges Cloudward, Ho!, the new steampunk D&D campaign from Dimension 20, after his downloads fail—introducing Magy to it on his third rewatch like a proud campaign dad.   This week marks Week Three of The Artist’s Way—Recovering a Sense of Power. Which means: anger, synchronicity, shame, and criticism. We discuss how powerful emotion can be harnessed rather than feared, how synchronicity starts creeping in when the universe knows you’re cooking something good, and how shame and criticism can either crush or shape your creative spirit. Everyone shares where they’re at with morning pages (spoiler: we’re all tired), artist dates (some corporate hellscapes, some musical healing), and the infamous “10 Tiny Things” list (some tinier than others).   In the campaign, the gang investigates the aftermath of a suspicious vat explosion, meets a green dragonborn foreman, uncovers a blackout-induced riot, and rolls nat 1s while trying to read technical reports. There’s drone sabotage, vat line theories, potion handouts, and a lot of workers whose shoes have been mysteriously tied together. 📓 Homework: Morning Pages – Keep writing. Let it be raw, repetitive, ridiculous—it’s all part of the process. Artist Date – Treat yourself to a solo, sacred slice of fun. Make it intentional. Make it weird. Synchronicities – Notice what clicks. What’s showing up in your life that feels “too aligned” to be random? 10 Tiny Things – Update your list of small joys, wishes, or acts of self-care. Pick one and follow through. 🧠 Week 3 Tasks – Recovering a Sense of Integrity Describe your childhood bedroom: Sketch it or write about it. What was your favorite thing in the room? List five traits you liked in yourself as a child: Tap into the version of you before self-censorship kicked in. List five childhood accomplishments: Big or small—what made you proud as a kid? Examine your current habits: What’s helping your creativity right now? What’s holding it back? Make a list of friends who nurture you. Call one of them. Check your inner compass: Are you feeling aligned or off-course? Pause and listen. List five people you admire. List five people you wish you had met (who are now deceased): What about them inspires you?

The gang returns from a two-week hiatus, caffeinated and creatively cautious, diving into Week Two of The Artist’s Way: Recovering a Sense of Identity. But first, sparks of inspiration! Andy rants about Seth Rogen in “The Studio,” Kel circles the finale of Andor like a Star Wars shark, and Theo gets gifted Alligator Bites Never Heal on vinyl and a fresh Switch 2 controller. There’s bath-time therapy, DC travel talk, and a brief but passionate Nintendo corner.   In our mental health portion, we unpack our recent experiences with morning pages—some of which now span 30-minute stream-of-consciousness audio journals while navigating traffic and existential dread. We vent about work stress, camera nerd joy, and trying not to judge ourselves when all we can write is the word “fuck” 70 times in a row. The group also shares their solo artist dates, from bubble baths to film marathons (Brazil still rules).   We dig deep into Julia Cameron’s warnings about Crazy Makers, Poisonous Playmates, and that nagging skepticism that creeps in just as our creativity begins to breathe. What do we do when success starts to show up and we suddenly want to run? What happens when the universe actually… responds?   Then, in our campaign, the gang stumbles into a sewer-based city of lizardfolk and fishy friends, grabs some beefy grub at DacaVille, and gears up for the next chapter of their world-shaking investigation. There’s healing, tail-friendly booths, and camera whistling. Truly the future is funky.   📓 Homework: Keep up those morning pages. Plan your next artist date. And remember: quantity is your job—quality is the universe’s. Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod

Sparks fly this week as the gang dives into watercolor misadventures and a punk rock night to remember. Andy and Magy try their hand at painting pizza and wine at a windy CPK patio, while Theo takes his son to see The Damned live—chronicling the entire Dracula-goth madness on Instagram. Kel, in pursuit of rest, dreams of edits, storytelling through montage, and a perfect 6-hour nap without alarms.   In our mental health section, we begin Week One of The Artist’s Way—recovering our inner child artist. We talk negative self-talk, creative insecurity, and the messy beauty of being a bad artist (on purpose). The group shares their first experiences with morning pages (spoiler: some pages are just “fuck” over and over), attempts at artist dates, and the radical concept of being gentle with your creative self. There are affirmations. There is coffee. There is soul-searching.   Then, we return to the campaign, wrap up a major drone battle, investigate blown vats and virus-infected robots, and prep for our next mission—one that might involve jellies. As always, effective healing and even more effective music from our bardly friends.   📓 Homework: Try those morning pages. Book an artist date. And remember: bad art is still art, and your artist child deserves love too. Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod

After a short break, the gang is back together for another week of Well Being. Theo, Andy, and Kel return with new sparks of inspiration—from cinematic deep dives to vinyl-fueled nostalgia and a camera-happy rave trip in Vegas. Kel recaps his mind-blowing first EDC experience and how it shattered some unexpected internal walls, leading to a powerful realization about creative and emotional expression.   In the mental health portion, the trio explores new material outside of their usual Shadow Workbook. This week’s theme digs deeper and requires more intentional preparation, setting the stage for a discussion that’s both vulnerable and energizing.   So grab your anamorphic lens, a Mission Impossible rewatch list, and your copy of Worlds on vinyl—it’s time to catch up with your favorite camera nerds and emotional explorers.   Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod

Kel’s off getting therapeutic in the deserts of Vegas (read: partying at EDC), so Theo and Andy hold it down with this week’s Sparks of Inspiration—including the Superman trailer that finally brings the man of steel some emotional range, creative football schedule drops, and a comic book rabbit hole featuring All-Star Superman and Absolute Batman’s terrifying take on Mr. Freeze.   In place of shadow work, the duo dives into Burn After Writing prompts, asking hard-hitting questions like: what do I need vs. what do I want? What brings me comfort? What would I name myself if not Theo or Andy? And who gets brainwashed if we get a brainwashing machine? (Spoiler: Sony execs and billionaires, get ready.)   Then it’s back into the heat of battle as the gang continues their campaign, pushing through drone attacks, nearly losing Kel again, and trying to remember that yes—being a barbarian means you probably should be smashing things. Will Theo’s big drone-jump gamble pay off? Will Maggie’s rogue fists do any damage? Tune in to find out. Theme by Affektivhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2dkwCQLY61JvqMmiiBvps3?si=N97bAnDqQkqcSSxVZA0C0Q https://soundcloud.com/affektiv Email us:WellBeing.Podcast@outlook.comYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WellBeingpod