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  • imhoodie pocast w/ Kirsten 3.2

    imhoodie pocast w/ Kirsten 3.2
    2026/05/25
    Kirsten is a good friend who is no stranger to this podcast. Shes been very gracious to come on and play a part in the chaos of imhoodie. Our hour and twenty minute conversation didn’t scratch the surface of what we discuss behind the scenes. But we both understand the absolute necessity of doing shadow work. I'll have her back soon to continue our work of putting language to universal emotions.
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    1 時間 21 分
  • ImhoodieS3E1.mp3

    ImhoodieS3E1.mp3
    2026/05/12
    Welcome back! Season 3 kicks off with Michael
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    43 分
  • imhoodie w/ Kristian and CamSam

    imhoodie w/ Kristian and CamSam
    2026/02/14
    Three creatives sit down and talk honestly about building things without really knowing how — music, identity, belief systems, and careers that didn’t follow the “normal” blueprint.
    They unpack ADHD brains, unfinished songs, school systems that didn’t fit, faith shifts, and the tension between wanting to create and not wanting to perform.
    There’s humor. There’s self-awareness. There’s real talk about growing out of old narratives and into something more aligned.
    At its core, this episode isn’t about flexing wins — it’s about figuring it out in real time. Surviving weird chapters. Letting music live in your head before you record it. Learning that creative partnerships matter more than ego.
    It’s messy. It’s reflective. It’s three people becoming.
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    1 時間
  • imhoodie podcast w_Michael.mp3

    imhoodie podcast w_Michael.mp3
    2026/02/06
    We talk money stress, health insurance, art, intuition, angel numbers, and what it actually means to “elevate” when life isn’t giving clear answers. Somewhere between tarot pulls, music memories, and real conversations about broken systems, this turns into a reminder that not everything meaningful is productive — and not everything productive is meaningful.
    No performance.
    No fake optimism.
    Just two people thinking out loud and letting the process breathe.
    If you’re building something, questioning everything, or learning how to trust yourself without burning out — this one’s for you.
    Inside My Hoodie 🖤
    Are we elevating?
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    1 時間 7 分
  • imhoodie Season 2 w/Adam

    imhoodie Season 2 w/Adam
    2026/01/24
    A long-form, free-flow conversation about creativity, unfinished songs, old bands, and the strange way art gets made (and sometimes never released). From Broken City Sky memories to gear talk, ADHD rabbit holes, studio chaos, and why the best songs are often the easiest ones—this is Inside My Hoodie at its most honest. No script. No polish. Just two musicians unpacking the process, the fear, the nostalgia, and the love of creating for the sake of it.
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    1 時間 8 分
  • imhoodie Season 2 w/Michael

    imhoodie Season 2 w/Michael
    2026/01/24
    Inside My Hoodie and we’re back! Welcome, inside my hoodie..

    Jeff and Michael kick it off with a goofy little “happy thought” game that turns into 777 vs 666, then pivots into a real conversation about reflection needing space, carving out 15 minutes of quiet, and the idea of carrying a talisman for tough moments.
    From there, Jeff talks new decks (including a Neville Goddard inspired oracle) and how manifestation can be less “mystic talk” and more discipline + state of the wish fulfilled. The episode weaves through constant headaches + staying positive, leadership and boundaries, humor that borders on reckless (in a lovable way), and detours into war stories, history, and the weird logic of human systems.
    They close with a quick three-card pull (8 of Swords → 4 of Pentacles → 7 of Pentacles), then tease a spicy mailbag for next time.
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    1 時間 5 分
  • imhoodie Season 2 w/ Dr. Christopher Robinson

    imhoodie Season 2 w/ Dr. Christopher Robinson
    2026/01/07
    Buckle up for a conversation that goes everywhere and nowhere all at once. We’re sitting down with Professor Christopher Robinson to talk about everything from the psychology of childhood resilience and growing up in a children’s home to the literal trials of the Oregon Trail.
    ​We’re diving into "debauchery," why everyone seems to be "flicking each other off" as a love language, and the strange mystery of the "Snuggie-wearing" AT hiker. Whether we’re discussing the "buttery" tones of a voice, the deep history of Disney animations, or why the holidays can be a total mind-fuck, this episode is "human as f***."
    ​Grab a Fresca (mixed with vodka, obviously), and join us for some spiritual alchemy, accidental "cock-blocking" by 19th-century literature, and a look at why life is really just about dealing with the "bad shit" that happens to everyone.
    ​In this episode:
    ​The "Christopher Robin" origin story.
    ​Growing up in a children's home vs. an orphanage.
    ​The "Billion Seconds" book project and traveling historical trails.
    ​Surviving an "unpaid sabbatical" and gluing Walmart shoes back together.
    ​The etiquette of being a good (or terrible) guest.
    ​Why Mickey Mouse’s first words were "Hot Dogs."
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    1 時間 59 分
  • imhoodie Season 2 w/Michael

    imhoodie Season 2 w/Michael
    2025/12/23
    This one feels like sitting on the tailgate after a long day… laughing, circling the hard stuff, accidentally saying something profound, then laughing again.
    We talk about growth without pretending it’s pretty. Leadership without pretending it’s clean. What it costs to keep showing up when you’re the one holding the line… and nobody’s handing out medals for it. There’s humor, frustration, self-awareness, and that quiet moment where you realize you’re not who you used to be—and you’re not done becoming whoever’s next.
    It’s less about answers and more about orientation. About checking your compass. About recognizing when you’ve outgrown old patterns, old roles, old versions of yourself… even when part of you misses them.
    This episode doesn’t preach. It walks beside you.
    It says, “Yeah… same. Let’s keep going anyway.”
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    1 時間 3 分