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Johnny vs Jonathan
59:59 - 1:04:02 (04:03)
The host talks about his preference for being called "Johnny" instead of "Jonathan" and how it indicates a level of familiarity in relationships. He also shares funny moments from events that seem to be unfunny at the time but become comedic in hindsight.
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In this episode, Chris and Yusuf discuss their thoughts on their own names and potential alternative options.
59:59 - 1:01:14 (01:15)
Summary
In this episode, Chris and Yusuf discuss their thoughts on their own names and potential alternative options.
ChapterJohnny vs Jonathan
Episode#100 - Episode 100 Special Edition Q&A
PodcastModern Wisdom
In this episode, Nick and Johnny discuss the significance of their names and what it means when someone calls them by a specific name.
1:01:14 - 1:01:47 (00:32)
Summary
In this episode, Nick and Johnny discuss the significance of their names and what it means when someone calls them by a specific name. They also briefly touch upon whether or not they believe in mediums.
ChapterJohnny vs Jonathan
Episode#100 - Episode 100 Special Edition Q&A
PodcastModern Wisdom
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss their opinions on whether or not they believe in mediums, share funny stories from events they have attended, and even talk about their favorite type of male underwear.
1:01:47 - 1:02:46 (00:59)
Summary
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss their opinions on whether or not they believe in mediums, share funny stories from events they have attended, and even talk about their favorite type of male underwear.
ChapterJohnny vs Jonathan
Episode#100 - Episode 100 Special Edition Q&A
PodcastModern Wisdom
The hosts discuss their opinions on the existence of mediums, with one arguing that true mediums would be so disconnected from human reality that they would have little interest in advertising their abilities to others.
1:02:46 - 1:04:02 (01:16)
Summary
The hosts discuss their opinions on the existence of mediums, with one arguing that true mediums would be so disconnected from human reality that they would have little interest in advertising their abilities to others.