A very abbreviated version of a story about a drunken promise that led to an aborted sailing trip around the world.
Eran Thomson on the Polymath Podcast: Pushing Joy in all Directions
If you’re a multipotentialite or polymath, or if you have no idea what those words mean, you will enjoy this episode of the Polymath podcast.
Eran Thomson on the Label Free Podcast: Un-label-able
Deanna Kuempel says, “to live your best life, live label-free.” We live up to that ideal in this nearly impossible to categorise episode of Label Free.
Multipotentialites are Many Things
Finally, I found a box I fit in with a label that makes me proud to be a “specialist in generalism.”
Don’t Eat Hummus Before a Long Run – Runners Poop is Real
Runners Poop is real. If happens to you, and you can’t head home, head for the bushes.
#7 Gratitude – Thanking Dr Nelson Chao
It’s not often you get to thank someone for saving your life.
Song Saga: 30 Songs & 30 Stories in 30 Days
I’m playing 30 Song Saga cards in 30 days to help people understand how much fun it is. Play along in the comments!
Eran Thomson on the Not From Here Podcast: An American Entrepreneur In Sydney
We chat about tall-poppy syndrome, the Australian work ethic, and why Aussies love it when their leaders drink beer.
Eran Thomson on the Finding the Frothers Podcast: From Improv to Impact
We cover frothy topics including improv, entrepreneurship, superannuation, and who Spotify thinks my fave musician is.
The Near Death Experience
Master Storyteller, The Moth Finalist, and Founder of Australia’s fastest-growing comedy school, Eran Thomson, takes to the stage to recount all 17 times he’s nearly died (along with a few close calls) in his action-packed hour-long Australian debut.
Aqua Feara
I grew up terrified of water. Tubs, showers and lawn sprinklers were never an issue, but lakes, rivers and the ocean were.
#1 Best Cop Stories: The Rattla
I have lots of cop stories. Don’t judge me. I was a good kid, just mischievous – and often, unlucky.
Surviving Vipassana Meditation
I snuck pen and paper into a 10-day Vipassana meditation retreat where nobody was allowed to talk. It was hard. And it was awesome. This the story of my adventure to the inside of my mind. And how I almost lost it.