We're . . . Just Alright

Thirteen year old Leland joins me for this last scheduled episode of We’re Just Alright. He speaks with me about his entrepreneurial spirit and a few of the business he’s made a go of. Youth often have a different perspective on the world so we do a ‘lightning round’ where I ask Leland a bunch […]

Everything changed for James on April 1st, 1984. He beautifully and willingly shares about his life’s mountain tops and deep valleys. He describes his journey with grief and healing, career, family, spirituality, and other major pieces of what makes most of us human. His vulnerability is refreshing and it was a joy to speak with […]

Connor takes time to tell us about his adventures and mis-adventures with living and working abroad as a digital nomad, learning about podcast editing, and having some fun with ‘fake ads’. There’s an odd detour where you can catch me improvising a song during a bathroom break. Connor goes on to talk about his ‘obsession’ […]

In this episode I address the state of the podcast. Where it came from, where it went and where it may or may not be going. As always feel free to contact me. the information is below. If you’d like to be on the show and share your story please email me at werejustalright@gmail.com , […]

Pete shares about making big life decisions and how he thinks more people are having to do it more frequently. He talks about feeling ‘funnelled’ through life, never quite knowing what he wanted to do but getting directed by those around him and the culture at large. He also describes a strange sense of unfulfillment […]

Rowan joins We’re…Just Alright for this episode. We hear a bit about work life, some personal projects and what being a creative type in the southern US feels like. Rowan talks about the large homeless population in the area and how we might react to that with more understanding. After a brief bit on the […]

I’ve known Chevee through the internet for 10ish years now. It was a delight to finally speak with him for real and hear about his life in a stream of consciousness kind of way. We talk about adulting, being a big kid, perfectionism, and various other topics. Because it’s a part of his life we […]

If you’d like to be on the show and share your story please email me at werejustalright@gmail.com , you’re also welcome to contact me there to chat or give feedback. I’m also on twitter with the handle @werejustalright and there’s now a subreddit to facilitate discussion on how episodes may have affected you at reddit.com/r/werejustalright […]

Amy tells us her story this week. She talks about things like how her family ended up in Amish country, how she never used to feel like she fit in, and how she’s glad she finally feels comfortable in her own skin. Amy has a really thoughtful take on decision making. Is a failure really […]

Joe, a middle school science teacher, shares his story in this episode. Even though music was his life Joe realized pretty quick that making it in a band is a pretty tall order. He speaks candidly about his family life growing up; how several deaths in the family affected him and put a strain on […]

In this episode, I talk with Rebecca. We discuss mental illness and the troubles of living with Bi-polar disorder. Rebecca talks about her methods of dealing with the varying manic episodes. She discusses suicide, self harm and the importance of talking and seeking help – people need to talk about mental health. We talk about […]

In this episode, Join me (Agust) as I sit down and talk with Justin, a man from New England. During our conversation we discuss growing up and being fortunate enough to have parents who take ADHD ‘seriously’. We discuss the importance of recognizing ADHD because it gives you a chance to work with it and […]

I got pretty special permission to use the content from a book of poetry called The Gift Poems by Hafiz. Hafiz is a Sufi Master from around 1320-1398 who is thought to have written about 5000 poems! This work has been translated by Daniel Ladinsky and this episode is the first time I’ll read one […]

In this episode, Join Agust as he sits down and has a chat with Josh – engage with this coming of age conversation as we talk about religion, friendships and burning bridges. Josh opens up on the podcast and shares his philosophy on life and opinions on different cultures and and the surrounding expectations of […]

In this episode, Join me as I speak with Sarah – A young Mexican-American woman and aspiring actress from Atlanta. Sarah shares her story of how she ended up in America and the consequences of her migration including the legalities around it. She moves on to discuss her mental health, touching on specific symptoms and […]

I wasn’t feeling great about myself or the world this morning. I find it helps to talk but there wasn’t anyone around to talk to so I took to the mic. It helped. I appreciate you all. Thanks for listening. Let me know if you found this useful or if you never want to hear […]

Join me for this episode as we get to hear Akbar’s story. He talks about how he got his name and what it means to him, how amazing Dubai is, and his passion for reading and creating comics among other things. It’s a fascinating window in to a man and culture that we don’t get […]

In this episode, Join Agust as he sits down and has a chat with Bryan – a family man and host of the comic book podcast ‘Bry-fi’ in which Bryan discusses all things comic books with exciting guests such as American comic book writer Mark Wayde. Bryan shares a lot about his life growing up […]

In this episode, we are joined by Damian, from New Mexico. He talks about growing up in a tiny town and the influence drugs and friendships have had on his life. Damian is a friendly, funny guy with lots to share. Join us as he talks to us about drug fuelled mansion parties on Porter […]

Paris shares her experiences with us from what her family was like growing up to an experience of extreme racism and being invited to give an academic talk. There are plenty of twists and turns along her journey to add to the mix as well.  As always you can contact me by sending an email […]