Host a podcast, TV show, or event? I’d love to be a guest. Watch this to discover some things we could chat about.
The boys at Super Sonic Chat love to think deeply about all things music and art, so playing Song Saga on their show made perfect sense.
The Music Junkies Podcast is one of my faves because it combines songs and storytelling just like the fun music game Song Saga.
In this episode, I sing “Baby’s Got Sauce” (badly), we talk about Song Saga, the power of music as a mnemonic device, and Cinco de Mayo.
Tall Poppy Syndrome – The top-rated “rant” on Sky News’ Entrepreneurs TV Show with Jack Delosa
Welcome to my interview on the Love Soul radio show hosted by the lovely Phyllis Foundis. Good tunes and good conversation coming up next.
If you spend time around people who use specific words, odds are you will start saying them too. And that isn’t always a good thing.
A two-part chat where I explain the origin story of The Joy Pusher and what makes the music and memory game, Song Saga, so special.
A very abbreviated version of a story about a drunken promise that led to an aborted sailing trip around the world.
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.
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.
Perry Knoppert and I chat about what it means to discover you’re multipotentialite, and what it means to be one.
Discover my amalgamated “success ritual” in this unedited interview transcript from “Balance the Grind.”
I visit the Cuppa of Life virtual cafe to chat about beating cancer, starting a comedy school, and the benefits of developing an improvisational mindset.
Learn how one of my best gifts became the worst, the origin story of Laugh Masters Academy and Song Saga, and more.
In this episode, we chat about making room for the things you’re great at and the things that matter to you most, and more.
Listen as we chat about personal development, change, improv, purple trees, and why Jeffrey Besecker can’t get no satisfaction.
In this episode, a broken dishwasher becomes a metaphor for what to do, and not to do, in life and work.
Eran Thomson just might be a great guest for your next podcast episode. If you’re looking for guests who have lots of interesting stories, experience and ideas to share, then Eran Thomson just might be a perfect fit for your show.
He hasn’t made it on the podcast Joe Rogan – and he’s not on the list of Joe Rogan upcoming guests, yet. But give it time and be the one to say you hosted him first. Book him now using the link above.
