It's not how you start, it's how you finish. We've all heard it, yet consistently the holidays approach and people just mail in the rest of the year - as if the time from Thanksgiving to New Year's day is just one long holiday. Why is maintaining momentum so crucial to starting your year off right? What is the best way to envision 2018 ending and 2…

Figuring out what aspect of your life is raising you up and which one is dragging you down is super important. If you can't whittle down where it is you need to be doing better then how do you know what to work on? Spending energy and focus figuring that out takes away time from actually doing the work that will make you better. Before you listen t…

We make choices everyday, we use our energy to accomplish things everyday - but is the fuel we use on our journey founded in positivity or negativity? If you go to work because you are afraid of being poor versus going to work so you can provide a desirable life for yourself and/or your loved ones, well, those are two radically different vibrations…

Summiting my first 10,000 foot mountain changed everything. I knew something monumental was going to occur up there and sure enough it did - even if it took processing it over night to see the manifestation come to fruition in my mind's eye. The motto, "All The Way Up," started innocently enough on a climbing wall in San Diego and finished with my …

Do you want to live your best life right now!! I have 3 actionable keys to living my best life that I will grant you access to during this episode of Happy Hour Hump Day: No Alcohol required! Somedays are definitely going to be better than others and today - well, today is going to be the beginning of my 42nd birthday celebration because today I am…

How are you preparing over your weekend to Maintain Momentum on Mondays? My 3 Keys: Eat and drink healthy foods, allot in my schedule the correct amount of time to complete tasks, errands, etc. and really begin to understand and incorporate an abundance of time mindset over a scarcity of time mindset (also known as Einstein time vs Newtonian time.)…

Hello everyone! It's great to be back. In episode one of season three I discuss limiting beliefs, negative thought patterns, releasing negativity and so much more as I pass the awesome number - 500 days sober!! It's been an exhilarating year to this point and the trails, tribulations, learnings and journey have been full of highs and lows. From pos…

Patrick Ananda started the Magnetic Man Blueprint as a way to help men get out of their heads and into the present. He is vastly different, and in fact not even comparable, to the "pickup artists" that seem to have proliferated since the advent of Facebook and lead generating ads. I mean, what guy wouldn't click on an ad that promised him he would …

I meet the coolest people when I go to conferences and workshops - which I do frequently. Lynn Murphy captured my attention when we began to discuss her personality profiling business and how it helps people better understand their tendencies in the workplace. Of course, I immediately went another direction and thought how this could help people in…

Who would have thought that tiling the land could actually kill nutrients in the soil - or that there are more bacteria in a handful of dirt than there are stars in the sky?! Josh Tickell became a household name, and went viral before viral was a thing, in 1997 when he drove his Veggie Van around the country fueled on nothing but used fryer grease.…

Alissa Parker knows bodybuilding and how her fitness is directly tied to her nutrition strategy (formerly known as diet.) She also knows how to keep the gains in the gym heading in the right direction when it comes to meal time. 80%ish of the fitness goals one sets for themselves is controlled by what he or she puts into their body - so developing …

John Livesay is a master storyteller. He grabs you from the beginning and you don't want him to let go - even when he's done telling his tale. Learn how to compel everyone you meet with your stories by effortlessly flowing through your story and simultaneously coloring a vivid picture the listener can step into - while cutting out the minute detail…

Do you have trouble communicating? Do you wish you could get your message out loud and clear for others to enjoy and relish? Do you want to be the change you want to see in the world? Today is the day to start making that change!! Season two takes off this week and the guests are amazing and informative - every bit as interesting as the name of the…

Communicating to those around you about what you do or don't need from them is integral in accomplishing the change you desire. The layers surrounding the conversations you have with those people can be quite difficult to traverse if you aren't actively aware of what you are saying and being active in your listening to what the other person or peop…

Why aren't we furious about WHY these people are kneeling instead of being furious that they are kneeling? Kneeling has become the hot-button topic dejour since Trump blasted out a series of tweets condemning the protesting players as unpatriotic, entitled and disrespectful to the military and first responders. The narrative has been hijacked by Tr…

TV personality Nancy Angel discusses how positivity is impactful on how one sees the world around them. She discusses her supportive role with those around her, her TV career and how being a light for those around you actually brings you to a higher state of being. CULTIVATING CURIOSITY THROUGH COMPELLING CONVERSATIONS Visit mediamogle.com facebook…

Kenny Pasten and I met at the Wisdom Tree hike in Hollywood. He was hammering in a light into the ground so it would shine on a gigantic American flag. His story was immediately interesting to me. He served and fought in Irag and because of that suffers from PTSD. Upon returning to the states he found the Office of Veteran Affairs ill-equipped to h…

Flicks4Change is the soul-fruit of Andrew Steel and co-created with James Hawthorn. Now in its second year and growing with steady momentum into a juggernaut for change, Flicks4Change Film Festival is predicated on the ethos that films can change the world. Andrew & James' discovered their shared desire to help influence positive change through inc…

Market, Political and Destructive Entrepreneurship are occurring all around you and how you spend your money has a determination on the success of the companies that follow one of those practices. But politicians play a big role too. Regulation or the lack thereof can manipulate the marketplace even more than your dollar - so who is beholden to who…

Celestial events are an amazing way to put our lives in perspective. Regardless of humanity's existence or not - the sun will orbit through the Milky Way, the Earth will orbit the sun and the moon will orbit the Earth. We make the choice everyday to live our lives the way we do. How will you spend your time? What kind of impact will you have on tho…

Grant township started a fight they intend to win. Standing up to Pennsylvania General Energy's plan to put a fracking injection well in their town became a fight for the constitutional rights of the environment. Without people standing up to Big Energy, Scott Pruitt, the head of the EPA, and people of his ilk will continue to devastate our natural…

Alexander Loyd's book, "Beyond Willpower," uses the Energy Medicine Tool (a practice of stacking your hands over your heart, forehead and crown and circling them in opposite directions every 15 seconds for three minutes per area, three times daily) in order to center oneself and find internal peace. This tool will allow for the focus of our positiv…

Bruce Elebee is one of my LA Renaissance friends that goes for the gusto at eery turns. With advanced knowledge in fitness/nutrition and overall balanced health as well as being highly skilled in the arts of dance and musicianship - Elebee is an entrepreneur pushing the himself and the boundaries in order to change the world around him. For more in…

For the Wired article click here: http://bit.ly/UkraineEIwJM The Kremlin has attacked every level of the Ukrainian infrastructure in an attempt to weaken the long standing enemy to their overall imperialistic goals. No level of security remains for the embattled Ukrainian government. Over 6500 cyber-attacks in two months has proven nothing is safe …

Al Franken is not your prototypical Senator, then again, the states currently have a very non-prototypical President - so it all evens out. Listen to this weeks "Article of the Week" to hear my take on Franken, she of the current political foibles occurring in D.C. and of course how Al is taking on the big dogs for the small guy. Oh, how I can't wa…

Monsanto - if the devil was a corporation. Dioxin, PCB's, Saccharin, Agent Orange, Aspartame, I.G Farben partner (Nazi's Zyklon-B maker,) NutraSweet, toxic plastics...I could keep going but then you'd have no reason to listen. Check out the story that led me to this episode: http://realfarmacy.com/monsanto-history/ They patent one gene in a plant t…

Al gore's "An Inconvenient Sequel" debate last night and Patrick Kleven and I attended because Al Are was there for a Q & A. Climate change is not, I repeat, NOT a political is issue. It is the crisis of the future playing out in the present! Stop and ask yourself, "why would a politician pass legislation that turns it's back on this world changing…

An Inconvenient Sequel is debuting this week and with it will come renewed conversations on climate change, renewable energies and everything under the sun humans can do to help slow the inevitable rise of our oceans, poisoning of our air and water, etc, etc, etc - this all seems so hopeless as I type this up. Why all the denial? If it's job creati…

I think I know very little about Muslims and their religion Islam - so I set out to learn more. Blinkest has a blink called "The first Muslim" by Lesley Hazelton and it is a quick review of the prophet Mohammed and his origin story. So fascinating. If only we could all just sit down and agree to live on this planet as one instead of fighting over l…

Water, O where art thou? In the Pacific Ocean because SoCal puts so little effort into capturing rain water runoff. The money is there, the need is there - the sense of urgency is not. What is LA's longterm strategy - hear no, see no, speak no evil? It's time to start putting a better system in place before we suck the Colorado River dry - what, it…

Love in the Technological Age is not the easiest to navigate. Presenting our perfect selves, obsessions with interactions, likes, comments, shares, bantering back and forth via text with 140 characters and emojis - how is anyone supposed to have a meaningful interaction with this device between us. Are dating sites ruining the act of dating - is Ti…

Blink of the Week: The Pomodoro Technique Taken from the app Blinkist, The Pomodoro Technique is a great way to break down large projects into more manageable tasks that give you and your brain the sense of accomplishment throughout the day. visit mediamogle.com email: everythingsinteresting@gmail.com facebook @mediamogle all other social media @je…

Patience is a virtue, unless your electronics are upsetting you - then it's on! Also, why I don't like leaving Los Angeles. My first official episode since being accepted into the iTunes podcasting family! Here we GO!!Av Jesse Mogle

A tough topic to cover but one that I had to speak on the day after the attack. I was not as knowledgeable about Muslim/Islam when I spoke about the attacks so I don't always sound intelligent during this episode. Muslims are the people who follow Islam - like Christians follow Christianity. The fact that it's two different words seemed foreign to …

We all know we need to have patience but the world can push our buttons sometimes. In this episode I discuss life in LA and how I strive to hold my patience even when a slow walker in staring at their phone in a cross walk. Apologies for the bad audio. I figure out what happened and fixed it but the show most go on - or in this case, the show must …

Soylent is named after the old school movie called, "Soylent Green." If you don't remember that movie, the post-apocalyptic drama is set in the near future and the human population has gotten so far out of control we're having a hard time feeding ourselves. So, we eat humans once we have turned their remains into a smoothie. Yum! I tried it for a w…

Deadline procrastination is easier to manage as you know, at some point, the deadline will get near and you'll go into freakout mode and actually start getting the work done you were supposed to hours, days or even weeks and months ago. But what of life plans/goals procrastination? When you are the one setting out these plans and you are the only o…

In this episode we bare all-- about going to a strip club together. We discuss etiquette when receiving a lap dance, spinning stripper poles, and how the whole experience was almost like participating in a less-weird, more expensive threesome. Also, we get into our love for champagne as the festive, pre-game bevy.…

In this episode we examine whether wearing socks during sex can help in achieving an orgasm. This is SCIENCE we’re talking about here, folks. Also, why a sock fetish is probably the most convenient fetish ever. In the kitchen, we try lovin’ some liver (chicken and beef), but our hearts and our stomachs are not really in it.…

In this episode, things get hairy. We're talking armpits: shaving, not shaving, and the erotic act of bagpiping (no, it's not something you do in band practice, necessarily). Our kitchen's going vegan tonight, and we discuss whether vegans smell and/or hump better.Av Hump Day Happy Hour

In this episode we discuss whether it’s weird or erotic to make eye contact during sex, men who can’t orgasm, and other life mysteries. In the kitchen you can find us drooling over coconut lamb curry (among other things).Av Hump Day Happy Hour

Happy 1-year, Hump Day Happy Hour! In this episode we celebrate the podcast’s anniversary by welcoming Mel Newman, our first ever guest on the show, to talk about threesomes, fantasies, and fetishes. And tonight in the kitchen, it’s a gas! We’re carbonating our own water as an exercise in soda/relationship building. Thanks for listening, guys. We l…

We're taking questions from our lovely listeners again this episode because, well, we just adore you! One listener wants guidance about whether it's okay to get it on while dogs or sleeping children are in the room; another listener wonders how to have sex in public without getting arrested. In the kitchen, we prepare a meal that you can take out f…

Big news: we love you all so much that we’ve decided to open up our monogamous podcast relationship to our listeners. In this episode, we field a question from a woman who wants to incorporate dirty talk in the bedroom, but can’t seem to do it without giggling. Another listener wonders which foods can be used to treat UTIs. And tonight in the kitch…

Yoga pants: some people love ‘em, and some people want to make them illegal. In this episode, we discuss this controversial clothing item’s origin, why they’re so damn fine (and comfortable), and the future of the “athleisure” movement. In the kitchen, we put on our yoga pants and chef hats to whip up some very camel toe-esque cream cheese wontons.…

Pubes or no pubes (or a few pubes!), that is the question. In this episode we discuss grooming trends, the male brazilian wax, and positive genital self-image. Learn about some bizarre hair removal techniques and, on the other end of the spectrum, pubic hair transplants. And in the kitchen we’re cooking sesame salmon topped with alfalfa sprouts. (Y…

Baby, it’s cold outside, but that doesn’t mean things can’t still get hot in the bedroom. In this episode we talk about keeping it sexy during flu season. Learn whether or not your dick can catch a cold from oral sex (it can’t), how wearing a surgical mask in bed can be hot, and why humping regularly can keep you from feeling sick. Then, we serve u…

It's the most wonderful time of year! Here's a quick and dirty guide to making the most of it: from gifts, to New Year's resolutions, to surreptitious sex at your parents' house. Happy, hump-filled holidays!Av Hump Day Happy Hour

How often "should" you be having sex when you're in a relationship? In this episode, we compare humping frequency stats across different age groups, countries, religions, and lifestyles in an attempt to determine that magic number. For dinner, we indulge in the Spread 'Em Stuffed Peppers.Av Hump Day Happy Hour

We review some of the more common sexual fetishes (several related to feet, for all those kinky podiatrists out there), and attempt to make sense of and pronounce the less common ones (say 'symphorophilia' ten times fast). Tonight in the kitchen we experiment with food fetishism.Av Hump Day Happy Hour