In this episode, we dive deep into the concept of luck, examining its cultural, psychological, and even scientific dimensions. From discussing everyday superstitions to unpacking the power of a positive mindset, we explore how chance events shape our lives and why some people seem to attract good fortune.

So, “Are you feeling lucky punk?” Join us as we unravel myths, analyze personal stories, and share practical tips that just might tip the odds in your favor. After all, whether it’s simply random chance or something more mystical at play, a little extra luck never hurts.

Like Grizabella’s haunting solo ‘Memory’ in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats, this week’s episode of So Listen: A Positing of Hideas delves into the fascinating ways our minds recall the moments that shape us. Hosts Kief Ericson and Sage Haze bring an eclectic blend of whimsy and introspection, exploring memory from both a scientific and personal perspective. They discuss how recollections can morph over time, the impact of sensory cues on what we remember, and the role nostalgia plays in our daily lives. Through anecdotes, research tidbits, and philosophical musings, Kief and Sage spark a lively conversation about how our past experiences continue to inform who we are in the present—and perhaps even offer a glimpse into who we might become.

In the latest episode of So Listen: A Positing of Hideas, Kief Ericson and Sage Haze dive into the philosophy of the unknown, unpacking how humans navigate the murky waters of uncertainty. The duo explored themes of curiosity, fear, and the resilience required to face what lies beyond the edge of the familiar. Through engaging anecdotes and thought-provoking musings, they highlighted how the unknown can be both a source of wonder and dread, ultimately encouraging listeners to reframe uncertainty as a gateway to growth and discovery.

A standout moment came with the metaphor of a tiger in a jungle—a vivid and playful way to explore how mindfulness can guide us through life's most challenging and unpredictable situations. Sage and Kief broke down how staying present and focused could mean the difference between panic and clarity when facing such high-stakes encounters. This tangent, while wild and entertaining, seamlessly tied into the broader discussion, offering a practical philosophy for approaching life's metaphorical tigers with courage and composure. Listeners can expect to leave the episode with not only a deeper understanding of the unknown but also actionable tools to face it head-on.