Colin somehow manages to seduce Tom into singing a live, a cappella Christmas duet—YES, that actually happens. This carolling episode really should come with front-row, premium tickets…but instead, consider it a Christmas gift to you (very possibly at their own expense). In this festive special, Colin and Tom share the meaning of Christmas, revisit some of the finest moments from previous episodes and ask the big questions: whether you’re a teacher, a student, or both—does age actually matter when it comes to following your dreams? And what does Truly Becoming really mean?

Merry Christmas to all and a happy New Year!

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What happens when three Libras start talking philosophy and art? This isn’t a joke—though our guest Kristin Simmons is pretty damn funny! Kristin is a New York–based visual artist whose bold work challenges us to look closer and it exudes intellect, irony, and other words starting with "I". In this episode, we explore how the imagery and content we are immersed in on a daily basis shapes our desires, influences what we buy, and informs who we think we are—insights sharpened by Kristin’s past career in advertising and her transition into life as a professional artist. A delightful conversation about the highs and lows of art, identity, and the world we consume.

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*This episode contains themes of addiction

Sean Crim, the visual artist, is a true explosion of colour and it is a privilege to dive right into those colours during this episode. We move towards understanding the psychology behind why we're drawn to certain colours and what that entails emotionally. Sean is building something incredibly special in the world of art, but not without experiencing different jobs in Finance and Real Estate first!

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*This episode contains themes of suicide