Mere Mortals Conversations

Nick Blair, founder of Midnight Health, discusses balancing fatherhood and entrepreneurship on the Mere Mortals podcast.

Kyron and Juan explore the concept of 'life-streaming'—continuous 24/7 video recording of one's life.

The hosts return after a break to discuss the concept of equanimity versus becoming emotionless in their light-hearted philosophical podcast.

The Mere Mortals hosts review September goals, including a 117.5-kilogram two-rep clean-and-jerk and weekly 18-hour fasts.

Juan and Kite of Mere Mortals Conversations examine when robots might enter homes, replace activities, and affect jobs.

Mere Mortals Conversations host documents 17 lessons from the first six months of 2026 across fitness, family, work, money, creativity, and business.

Mere Models Podcast examines Dan Cassino’s Bitcoin Bros, which links young men’s crypto, NFT, and meme-stock investing to masculinity, while the hosts question whether that framework explains their own Bitcoin decisions.

The hosts discuss the importance of celebrating achievements and activities, exploring how people often struggle with self-reward and may fall into extremes of overdoing it or neglecting it entirely.

This episode explores the concept of lifestreaming—continuously live streaming one's life 24/7—and questions whether such constant broadcasting is interesting to others or detrimental to personal privacy.

The host reflects on his March 2026 goals, focusing on running and fatherhood after becoming a dad of two daughters.

This episode discusses the book 'Thinking in Bets' by Annie Duke, exploring how concepts from poker and prediction markets can improve decision-making under uncertainty.

The host reviews their February goals, discussing successes and failures like missing long runs and networking events, and sets intentions for March.

Do more.

Mere Mortals Conversations examines James Dale Davidson and Lord William Rees-Mogg's 1997 book The Sovereign Individual and its reputation among Bitcoin listeners as a prediction of digital money.

This episode explores the dynamics between introverts and extroverts, sparked by a discussion of Susan Cain's book 'Quiet' and its critique of how society values loud personalities over quiet ones.

The hosts discuss giving advice to their younger selves based on experiences from their 20s and reflections in their 30s, exploring themes of regret, wisdom, and personal growth.

Juan discusses his 2025 annual goals and reviews his 2024 progress on the Mere Mortals podcast, with Kyron providing occasional input.

The hosts discuss deeper personal reflections and feelings from their recent European trip, comparing past experiences and current emotions.