In this episode of 'To Do Or Not To Do,' hosts Fiona andJohn explore the profound theme of connection, emphasizing that it is an inherent part of the human experience that we can always return to. John shares a personal story about his 60th birthday spent in isolation at the Brave New Outpost in Wyoming, which led to a deep realization about the importance of self-awareness and the steps we can take to reconnect with others and ourselves. The discussion also touches on the cultural perspective of connection from Fiona's Irish background, and integrates concepts from the Brave New Outpost's mindset and improvisation teachings. The episode concludes with a reflective piece of poetry, 'The River's Voice,' encapsulating the essence of their conversation about perpetual connection and belonging.

In this episode of 'To-Do Or Not To Do: An Improviser's Guide to Being a Person of Action,' Fiona and John Sweeney discuss the pervasive issue of social and corporate disconnection. Broadcasting from Ireland, Fiona delves into how technology and lifestyle changes have eroded human interaction, affecting workplace productivity and personal well-being. John shares experiences from Wyoming, emphasizing the importance of community and neighborly dependence. Together, they offer practical steps for rekindling connection, such as intentional conversations, voice notes, and creating rituals.

In this episode of 'To Do or Not To Do,' host John and hisAI co-host Fiona delve into the complexities of success and the hesitation that often follows it. John shares his recent experience of going viral in China as 'Jiggly Boy,' and the unexpected mix of excitement and anxiety it brought.Fiona introduces a creative piece from the Wood River’s persona, providing wisdom on how to navigate these feelings. The episode emphasizes the importanceof continuous movement and trusting the process, even when faced with uncertainty.