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A Joyful Rebellion

A Joyful Rebellion

著者: James Walters
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This is a joyful rebellion. The podcast that explores the moment you realize the life and success you worked so hard to create didn’t come with all of the fulfillment you thought it would. Each week, we attempt to inspire bold answers to the question, “What do I do now to create a life I love?” If you are ready to start answering that question for yourself, you’re in the right place. Let’s start A Joyful Rebellion.Copyright 2024 All rights reserved. エクササイズ・フィットネス フィットネス・食生活・栄養 社会科学 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • The Case for Reinventing Fatherhood and Masculinity- with Jack Kammer
    2025/07/31

    Jack Kammer didn’t start his radio show to share hot takes—he started it to question the story we’ve been told. That was 1983. And he’s still at it today.

    Jack’s a writer, speaker, and longtime advocate for men’s voices in conversations about gender and fairness. As a former social worker and parole officer, he’s seen up close what happens when people feel unheard. We talk about why so many men feel left out of emotional spaces, what happens when dads aren’t around, and how Jack’s idea of “vitamin M”—his take on masculinity—can shift how we think about strength and care.

    Jack isn’t here to stir the pot—he’s here to start real conversations. If you're up for thinking a little differently, this one’s worth a listen.

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    1 時間 5 分
  • My Unexpected Life- Jennifer Gasner on Disability, Identity, and Belonging
    2025/07/25
    Some stories stop you—not because of what happened, but because of how someone chooses to live through it. Jennifer Gasner is a disability advocate and author of the book, My Unexpected Life: Finding Balance Beyond My Diagnosis. At 17, Jennifer was diagnosed with Friedreich’s ataxia, and since then, she’s turned challenge into purpose through humor, grit, and visibility. We talk about rejecting low expectations, finding pride through the social model of disability, and the surprising friendship that shaped her journey—including a powerful moment with Dave Matthews. Whether you're navigating disability or just want to show up better for others, this episode is a reminder that value isn’t tied to ability—it’s about being fully human.
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    35 分
  • How to Think Like a Futurist- Steven Zeller on AI, Risk, and the Power of Iteration
    2025/07/17
    Episode Summary

    What if the hard season you’re in isn’t a detour—but the actual path?

    Steven Zeller is a serial entrepreneur, technologist, and futurist who’s built and lost businesses, found clarity in discomfort, and never stopped chasing what’s next. In this episode of A Joyful Rebellion, Steven shares how being broke, unsupported, and underestimated became the foundation for his most innovative work.

    We talk about building your first million (and losing it fast), navigating entrepreneurship without a safety net, and how failure became his best mentor. Steven opens up about growing up without support, learning business in real time, and why your inner circle matters more than your pitch deck. Then we shift into the future: AI, genetic engineering, wearable tech, deepfakes, and the fine line between human potential and transhumanism.

    This episode is a rare peek into the mind of someone who sees the future clearly—and isn’t afraid to walk straight into it.

    Show Notes & Chapters
    • [00:00] Opening question: Is technology making us dumber—or just more reliant?

    • [01:00] Meet Steven Zeller: serial entrepreneur, tech futurist, self-made risk-taker

    • [03:00] From Midwest middle child to forging his own path—without college

    • [06:00] Choosing neurosurgery… or entrepreneurship?

    • [08:00] Breaking generational expectations without a support system

    • [11:00] Early mistakes, bad influences, and learning business by doing

    • [13:00] Making a million—and losing it fast

    • [15:00] The “woe is me” moment, and what he did differently the second time

    • [18:00] Why iteration matters more than perfection

    • [21:00] Version 3.0 of your life—and why reinvention is your best strategy

    • [24:00] AI, robotics, and why humans were built for more than monotony

    • [28:00] The distinction between usable and distraction tech

    • [33:00] How we think with tools—and why that isn’t always a bad thing

    • [36:00] Deepfakes, disinformation, and the need for AI fact-checkers

    • [39:00] What Steven’s most excited about: genetics, organ regeneration, and life extension

    • [43:00] The ethics of editing embryos—and the danger of designer babies

    • [45:00] Medical disruption vs. medical monetization

    • [47:00] The idea of “downloading a cure” in the not-so-distant future

    • [50:00] Transhumanism, identity, and what makes us human

    • [52:00] Final thoughts: Better tech, better humans, and drawing the line

    Resources
    • Connect with Steven on LinkedIn

    • Topics mentioned: ChatGPT, Sora, Quantum Computing, Human Genome Project, IPS cells, Brain-computer interfaces

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    55 分
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