Best Antipessimists Podcasts (2025)

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Antipessimists (Public Episodes)

Tyler Willis

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Living in the balance of our beliefs (Yancey Strickler) 1:03:39

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Yancey Strickler co-founded Kickstarter and speaks passionately about living in balance with our beliefs. As COVID-19 really started ramping up, we spent an hour discussing COVID, Yancey's new book, his philosophy of Bentoism, and more. Learn more about Yancey's philosophy here: http://bentoism.org/ Get Yancey's book "This Could be Our Future" here…

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Homeschooling with Drew Wilson 1:38:10

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Drew is a successful founder, having sold his last company to GoDaddy. In celebration of the launch of @WithPrimer, I'm releasing this recording from October 2019 about how Drew views the journey he and his wife have gone on in homeschooling their children.By Tyler Willis

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A new way to write and keep notes (Roam Research) 1:44:15

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This episode is better in video, as we demo the Roam tool. The video can be found here: https://youtu.be/9znmODSYDwA Learn what Roam Research is and how it makes writing and thinking easier. It's a bit like Evernote, but with a *very* different user experience that has inspired cult-like devotion from early users. This is an interview with Conor Wh…

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Studying the arc of human progress 1:42:11

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Here are some additional great links on Jason's work: Jason giving a laundry list of progress: https://rootsofprogress.org/progress-studies-a-civic-duty The closest thing Jason has to a manifesto: https://rootsofprogress.org/progress-studies-a-moral-imperativeBy Tyler Willis