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The inciting incident and the dream are connected by one thing—a process I call dream tethering. Since I was a young man, I’ve always been fascinated by the transformative human journeys behind successful changemakers. As a successful writer behind some of today’s most impactful books in the self-development industry, I continue to chase the next level of success, and I want to bring you the interviews and tools to help transform your life. These are the stories about how today’s changemaker ...
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NOTE: Inciting Incident is now on Libsyn at http://incitingincident.libsyn.com Inciting Incident is a show/podcast hosted by Al Laiman, Brian the Fuzzy, and Heather Vincent. On Friday nights, we discuss social issues, such as but not limited to: social commentary, religion, politics, political correctness, culture, pop culture, and media. On Sundays, we focus more on film, analysis, review, and theory as well as media, entertainment, cinema, television, history, and values dissonance.
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Aaron Grosskopf is a professional chef by trade who worked through the ranks in the culinary field. He reached his peak as a Chef de Partie at 3 Star Michelin rated Per Se in New York City. During his time as a private chef, a new desire came to the surface: natural health. Studying under some of the best in the field, like Dr. Joe Dispenza and Dr.…
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This week, I have the pleasure of sitting down with Rodney Moll—entrepreneur, seeker, ocean explorer, and yogi—for a profound and expansive conversation about trauma, transformation, and transcendence. We explore the deeper truths that surfaced after Rodney’s near-death experience, his path to enlightenment through yogic discipline, the wisdom he f…
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At 17, Hemal Patel thought he’d become a doctor. What he didn’t expect was a path that would weave together molecular biology, philosophy, Catholicism, and meditation. In this episode of The Inciting Incident, Dr. Hemal and I dive into the intersection of science and spirituality, the mysteries of mitochondria, and his groundbreaking work with Dr. …
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What if the key to healing ourselves and the planet was hidden in something as simple—and as sacred—as water? In this episode of The Inciting Incident, I sit down with Mario Brainovic, CEO of New Earth Technologies, to uncover the science and mystery behind structured water. From improved ATP production to environmental regeneration, this conversat…
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What happens when a childhood marked by nuclear secrets, pain, and silence sparks a lifelong quest for healing, truth, and transcendence? This week, I’m joined by my friend and mentor Dr. Cynthia Miller, whose extraordinary life journey defies logic and inspires awe. In this episode, we dive into her profound insights on neural rewiring, multidimen…
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In this episode of The Inciting Incident, I get to sit down with Grammy-winning producer, sound healing pioneer, and my friend Barry Goldstein. From a promise made to his father at 15 over a cherry sunburst Les Paul to co-producing a track that would win a Grammy alongside the guitar’s very inventor, Barry shares the full-circle story of passion, p…
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What happens when a skeptical, science-driven psychologist experiences a spiritual awakening? In this episode of The Inciting Incident, I get to sit down with Dr. Tara Deliberto, a former Cornell faculty member and renowned eating disorder specialist, to discuss her radical journey from academic success to deep spiritual transformation. She shares …
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Sean Clayton is an entrepreneur, spiritual guide, and thought leader dedicated to facilitating personal transformation and abundance. He's the founder of Science of Abundance, a program focused on holistic well-being and emotional freedom. Throughout his life, Sean has overcome significant challenges, including incarceration, divorce, sexual abuse,…
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Dr. Todd Ovokaitys is at the forefront of longevity science and rejuvenation, renowned as a global leader, visionary advisor, and sought-after speaker in the fields of anti-aging, regenerative medicine, and cellular optimization. With decades of experience, Dr. Todd blends the most advanced approaches from conventional medicine with cutting-edge in…
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David Dayan Fisher is a multi-talented artist known for his work as an actor, writer, painter, and poet. He has portrayed memorable characters in both television and film, including roles in National Treasure, 24, and NCIS. Beyond acting, Fisher is a dedicated writer and poet whose work explores themes of the human experience, emotion, and self-dis…
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Welcome to the first episode of The Inciting Incident, where we explore the catalytic moment that brought somebody from ordinary to extraordinary and put them on the path they are on today. Since I was a young man, I’ve always been captivated by the human journeys that define artists, visionaries, and luminaries. These are the stories behind how to…
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PLEASE fill out this 30-second survey. It's super quick and helps the show. http://survey.libsyn.com/incitingincident This is a freebie, posting the inaugural episode of the Patron-Only show "Room Without a Cause," described below. Normally only patrons can hear it, but here's a free preview, ala Opening Arguments and "Law'd Awful Movies." For as l…
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PLEASE fill out this 30-second survey. It's super quick and helps the show. http://survey.libsyn.com/incitingincident On the 74th episode of Inciting incident, Chris Watson from the Podunk Polymath podcast sits down with Ris right after her appearance on God Awful movies, which aired this Tuesday. For as little as a dollar a month, go to patreon.co…
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PLEASE fill out this 30-second survey. It's super quick and helps the show. http://survey.libsyn.com/incitingincident On the first episode of 2017, Brian and Ris interview Trav Mamone from the Bi Any Means and Biskeptical podcasts... YAY PUNS! Plus we talk about our new patrons, 2016, new stuff, and the guy named Todd joining Carl in our collective…
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PLEASE fill out this 30-second survey. It's super quick and helps the show. http://survey.libsyn.com/incitingincident On the last episode of 2016, Inciting Incident concludes its first year by first thanking everyone sincerely who helped get us to where we are, and second, a comparatively lighthearted chat with Craig Lyndall from WaitingForNextYear…
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PLEASE fill out this 30-second survey. It's super quick and helps the show. http://survey.libsyn.com/incitingincident Ris and Astrid speak with Ari Stillman and Jeremiah Traeger of the SJW Circle Jerk to discuss their third-rate podcast, toxic masculinity and Ari's made-up, try-hard gender. Laugh along as Jeremiah attempts to defend his rights and …
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PLEASE fill out this 30-second survey. It's super quick and helps the show. http://survey.libsyn.com/incitingincident On the 70th episode of Inciting Incident, Sean Meehan and Monica Speca join us for a conversation about geek culture, cosplay not being consent, and other mostly un-Trump topics. There's also a live song, every patron gets thanked, …
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PLEASE fill out this 30-second survey. It's super quick and helps the show. http://survey.libsyn.com/incitingincident On the 69th episode of Inciting Incident, our road trip with Viktoria continues. A lot of unintentional yelling and discussion as we try to find new ways to cope. Patreon donors got this early, intact, and along with two hours more …
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PLEASE fill out this 30-second survey. It's super quick and helps the show. http://survey.libsyn.com/incitingincident On the 68th episode, part one of our recording on I-95 with "Viktoria." It's not pleasant, and it was recorded five days after the election. We vent, discuss, and try to figure out where things go from here. Patrons get the full epi…
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PLEASE fill out this 30-second survey. It's super quick and helps the show. http://survey.libsyn.com/incitingincident On the 67th episode of Inciting Incident, we try to have fun with Chris Kluwe as the pending disaster of an election unfolds live. We discuss his NFL career, his book, and his activism while trying our best to find the silver lining…
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PLEASE fill out this 30-second survey. It's super quick and helps the show. http://survey.libsyn.com/incitingincident On the 66th episode of Inciting Incident, we welcome back a previous guest under an alias, as she talks about her blog Doubting Dogma, detailing her journey from strict Mormon upbringing to hanging out in Lobsterhead Studios. www.in…
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PLEASE fill out this 30-second survey. It's super quick and helps the show. Welcome to the new Inciting Incident studio! Astrid and Al discuss different things that are annoying us at the time, and we take advantage of the new sound system to do it. Everyone who ever had a problem with the sound, your requests should finally be fulfilled! Visit our…
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Yes, totally legit. We interviewed Noam Chomsky, and spend a great deal of the episode talking about the questions we asked him. Turned out amazing, and we hope you enjoy. Thank you, Professor Chomsky! And we're sorry! Visit our sponsors Mind Aquarium and Warriors of the Crystal! To support this podcast, please visit www.patreon.com/incitinginciden…
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On the 63rd episode, a two-parter, we discuss something that has gotten our attention as of late, we thank our patrons, and then in part two which airs next week, we discuss our interview with Noam Chomsky. That airs next week, but patrons can hear it now at patreon.com/incitingincident for as little as one dollar a month! Support the show! Visit o…
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In the 62nd episode of Inciting Incident, Al interviews professor Dr. Bruce Kuklick, author of many published works including the upcoming "Fighting Sullivans" and the sports hit "To Everything a Season." Plus, new theme music by Elizabeth Drinks! Visit our sponsors Mind Aquarium and Warriors of the Crystal! To support this podcast, please visit ww…
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in episode 61, Astrid and Al discuss the hate preacher coming back, and clarify stances on what should be appropriate on a college campus. Also, we reveal our huge guest for an upcoming episode. Special thank you to our sponsors, Mind Aquarium and Warriors of the Crystal! To support this podcast, please visit www.patreon.com/incitingincident for a …
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In this episode, Brian and Al discuss the anthem protest, the protest that was held on Penn's campus recently, and the concept of globalization in regards to culture. To support this podcast, please visit www.patreon.com/incitingincident for a small monthly donation. $1 patrons get a shout-out on the show and early access. $3 patrons get a free sti…
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This week, Sean Meehan joins us for a discussion on living near and with the Amish, as well as his cancer survival story. To support this podcast, please visit www.patreon.com/incitingincident for a small monthly donation. $1 patrons get a shout-out on the show and early access. $3 patrons get a free sticker. $5 dollar patrons get a free t-shirt. H…
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On the 58th episode of Inciting Incident, Steve Cully joins Andrew Torrez and Al for an informal episode where all three share personal stories, including Al's in pro wrestling, Steve's in football, and Andrew's in law. Recorded after episode 57, it turned out great, even if it didn't resemble a normal interview-style podcast. To support this podca…
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Joining us from the Opening Arguments podcast, co-host and personal attorney Andrew Torrez joins us in person in Baltimore for a lengthy discussion about his story of becoming a podcaster with Thomas Smith, vulgarity under the law, and George Carlin and the suit of FCC v. Pacifica. Andrew can be followed at @OpenArgs, www.openargs.com, or on any po…
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Al gives a solo rant from the wilderness as the show comes back after a one-week vacation. The show will likely be transitioning to once a week in order to better give you great content and keep us sane. To support this podcast, please visit www.patreon.com/incitingincident for a small monthly donation. $1 patrons get a shout-out on the show and ea…
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On the 55th episode of Inciting Incident, Al Laiman interviews history guru Tim O'Neill, who can be followed at historyforatheists.blogspot.com . Though this is the first time anyone else will hear it, this is the second time around for us, because Google ate the last one. This interview was pre-recorded, because Al is getting married on the day th…
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On the 54th episode of Inciting Incident, Greg T Reich, patron and blogger, joins Brian, Astrid, and Al for an episode similar to Full Metal Jacket; two different halves of an episode completely different themes. Part 1 is serious conversation about the election of 2016, and the second part involves hyperbole, silliness, and nonsense. Greg can be f…
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We recorded an interview with Tim O'Neil, but Google decided they didn't want us to have it, so instead have us vamping with fun voices as Donald Trump, plus a mini-tribute to GAM with a review of "The Lord and the Liar." Here's Preston's moment of Greatness! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdeZOTHtMos Al's video for GAMLive 1 - Tubthumping to Fall…
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After our 50th episode post, it was reminded to Al's attention that we'd not had the Atheist Nomads on the show, just one of them. Therefore, we rectified that situation, and Dustin and his wife Lauren joined Al for the regular rendition of the technical difficulties podcast. For once the issue wasn't on our end! To support this podcast, please vis…
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On the 51st episode of Inciting Incident, Brian, Al, and Astrid interview Eliza, who thought she'd be too boring to come on the show, but ended up going overtime. She can be followed at: Twitter: @Lasairiona FB: Facebook.com/ElizaWinklerWriter Blog: sheepcarrot.wordpress.com To support this podcast, please visit www.patreon.com/incitingincident for…
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Joining us for our milestone 50th episode is the one who inspired the show to start in the first place, much to his chagrin presumably. Eli Bosnick sits down with Al and Brian for a helluva fun time to promote his two shows, their live show upcoming in New York City, and most of all, being the comedian who also debates serious issues and does it we…
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In the 49th episode of Inciting Incident, Brian, Al, and Astrid sit around the table. It starts as a follow-up to episode's 47 discussion about education, but ends up being a random array of topics on our minds. There was some attempt at the semblance of order, but it came out more fun this way. Also, Tony Opelt joins us again for his segment on co…
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On episode 48 of Inciting Incident, Al interviews journalist and author of "Exoneree Diaries" Alison Flowers. This fantastic interview shares stories of the criminal justice system and those affected by it, specifically those who were wrongfully convicted. Alison's book can be found through major book retailers and on www.alisonflowers.com. To supp…
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In this episode, Al, Brian, and Astrid discuss how history is taught, American education as a whole, and how interesting rhetoric of the time is compared to now. To support this podcast, please visit www.patreon.com/incitingincident for a small monthly donation. $1 patrons get a shout-out on the show and early access. $3 patrons get a free sticker.…
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Though we tried to have a fun episode, things keep happening in the world, so we do what we can to talk about the joy of Pokemon Go, but can't escape current events. To support this podcast, please visit www.patreon.com/incitingincident for a small monthly donation. $1 patrons get a shout-out on the show and early access. $3 patrons get a free stic…
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On the 44th episode of Inciting Incident, Al welcomes military veteran Kyle Smith to the show for an interview about the 4th of July, PTSD, and military perspective. To support this podcast, please visit www.patreon.com/incitingincident for a small monthly donation. $1 patrons get a shout-out on the show and early access. $3 patrons get a free stic…
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The context of this episode is likely implied by its title, but we have an unusual, mostly serious conversation about the events of the last week and how 2016 overall has gone. To support this podcast, please visit www.patreon.com/incitingincident for a small monthly donation. $1 patrons get a shout-out on the show and early access. $3 patrons get …
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In the 42nd episode of Inciting Incident, Adrien Thurin from Paris, France joins Al and Brian for an honest, terrifying, and candid eyewitness account of the Paris terror attacks last year. How exactly someone like this wanted to come on our show, I still don't know, but it came out amazing. To support this podcast, please visit www.patreon.com/inc…
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In the 41st episode of Inciting Incident, we discuss dropping the anvil in the Purge, we welcome Astrid back for a new segment and then tell fun stories, and of course give away a HAM to close Sunday as we always do. To support this podcast, please visit www.patreon.com/incitingincident for a small monthly donation. $1 patrons get a shout-out on th…
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In the 40th episode of Inciting Incident, we welcome Shawn Coss of the popular webcomic Cyanide and Happiness. Cyanide and Happiness can be followed on Twitter at @Explosm, and Shawn @ShawnCoss If you'd like to support our show, you can do so by donating a small monthly amount to our Patreon at www.patreon.com/IncitingIncident . Pledge between 1-5 …
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In the 39th episode of Inciting Incident, we welcome Professor Kathy DeMarco Van Cleve to discuss processes of development in Hollywood from the producer's standpoint, especially on adaptive works. If you'd like to support our show, you can do so by donating a small monthly amount to our Patreon at www.patreon.com/IncitingIncident . Pledge between …
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