Conversation Instigation

Nick and Andrew talk about the 2019 Minneapolis Yoga Conference and Morning Routines.

Nick and Andrew talk about whether class size matters,

In the second episode of season 3, Nick and Andrew talk about Marketing, Marketing Strategy, Trade-Offs, where and how to spend money to accelerate growth and more.

Nick and Andrew kick off Season 3 talking mostly about AOC, with a side of the MYC.

After a 6 month break Nick and Andrew kick of Season 2 of conversation instigation talking about SpaceX, the Minneapolis Yoga Conference, and the business of doing business.

Nick and Andrew discuss a Ted talk on the human biases contained within software, software hacks, and hurricane Harvey.

Nick and Andrew are once again joined by Kyle Fisher, where they discuss Yoga, Jiu Jitsu, Marketing and other thoughts while under the influence of Las Vegas.

Nick and Andrew talk about Charlottesville, the reaction to Charlottesville, and the reaction to the reactions of Charlottesville.

In the 18th episode of Conversation Instigation, Nick and Andrew talk about The Final Exit Network, a national organization of people who volunteer to sit with people when they are ending their lives.

Andrew is joined by special guest Kyle Fisher in this episode, stepping in for Nick Bez, and they talk exclusively about the Michell Carter verdict, the definition of manslaughter and whether people can be convicted of crimes where they've talking no action themselves, but encourage another to take an action.

Nick and Andrew talk about the things that make them complain (ht @marnisclaroff), scheduling things with people, new problems and the magic of accounting.

Nick and Andrew talk about another homicide by police in Minneapolis, the difference in the way the police and the public react in the wake of a white woman being murdered by the police vs. the reaction when a black man is murdered by the police, the fact that only 19.8% of murders in Chicago are solved, the creation of artificial reefs by dumping old subway cars into the ocean and lastly, close the show by sharing a little humor from the @correctnames Twitter handle.

Nick and Andrew talk about Rahm Emanuel's plan to hold High School Degrees hostage from Chicago Public School students unless they follow one of his plans for their life, a pirate killing cruise ship that Andrew thinks is fake news, knowing when to say "fix it or fuck it" and how money is eating software on the latest episode of Conversation Instigation.

Nick and Andrew talk about Andrew's trip to Yosemite, the Kardashians, North Korea's Intercontenintal Ballistic Missle and more on the thirteenth episode of Conversation Instigation.

On the 12th Episode of Conversation Instigation Nick and Andrew talk about the injustice of the Philando Castile verdict, how the law enables murder by police, what courage looks like and our aha moments / epiphanies.

Nick and Andrew talk about the impact that income has (and doesn't have) on our happiness, the disproportionate way access to cash affects our happiness, birthing and rebooting businesses and more on the 11th episode of Conversation Instigation.

Nick and Andrew talk about the way in which transgender people "come out" (or don't) to their partners, and the responsibilities they do or don't have. Beyond this they discuss Amazon, Walmart, the proliferation of both cheap goods and high end goods - both coming at the expense of high quality middle of the road craftsmanship.

Nick and Andrew are joined by our first fan and weekly follower Kyle Fisher, VP at Zebra Athletics, where we talk about priorities, pattern recognition, boundaries around work schedules, anchors in our days, and Andrew and Nick have their first argument out in the open on the 9th episode of Conversation Instigation.

Nick and Andrew talk about Inbox Zero, the insanity of Nick's email notifications, Boomerangs & Cultural Appropriation, Ghandi and more on the 8th episode of Conversation Instigation.

Nick and Andrew talk about flaws in the design of the government, time and how we process it, humanoids, and the thievery of ad copy.