Post: #1

Noone talking about this? These are some of the most informative and best podcasts I've ever heard. Keep it up Mike!

http://dangerandplay.com/category/podcast/

Post: #2

This is great..

Post: #3

Could you fix the first podcast so that its downloadable?

Post: #4

Listened to the first one last night. Great stuff. Still have to listen to the second one.

Post: #5

Thanks for the link and kind words. I really do appreciate it.

(02-24-2014 02:47 AM)PoosyWrecker Wrote:  Could you fix the first podcast so that its downloadable?

I wish. There was a glitch in the file. I've edited it and re-uploaded it a few times and the glitch isn't going away.

The other 3 podcasts are and all other future podcasts will be downloadable.

Post: #6

Good stuff Mike.

Post: #7

I like Mike's bigger picture perspective.. focussing and putting your energy into seeing the bigger picture and improving game on a systemic level will almost always outweigh the quick fixes when it comes to ROI.

Yes, we need clever tricks etc., but that stuff flows from the general perspective, and can actually be improvised once the larger frame has been internalized, practiced, and solidified.

Post: #8

(02-24-2014 02:45 PM)soup Wrote:  I like Mike's bigger picture perspective.. focussing and putting your energy into seeing the bigger picture and improving game on a systemic level will almost always outweigh the quick fixes when it comes to ROI.

Yes, we need clever tricks etc., but that stuff flows from the general perspective, and can actually be improvised once the larger frame has been internalized, practiced, and solidified.

A future podcast will be about the Alpha-Beta.

My approach to game is different because I was an Alpha-Beta.

I was kick ass in my life (good career, bankroll, in shape, charismatic) but my blue pill views on women made me a failure with them. Hence Alpha-Beta.

So when it came time to do "game," I didn't need a lot of parlor tricks to make my perceived value higher. My value was high.

I just needed to learn how to deal with women. So after a few months, my "game" was tight.

Thus you don't find many "tricks" on D&P. It's all solid stuff about becoming a better, more masculine, more dominant man.

Post: #9

(02-24-2014 02:53 PM)MikeCF Wrote:  

(02-24-2014 02:45 PM)soup Wrote:  I like Mike's bigger picture perspective.. focussing and putting your energy into seeing the bigger picture and improving game on a systemic level will almost always outweigh the quick fixes when it comes to ROI.

Yes, we need clever tricks etc., but that stuff flows from the general perspective, and can actually be improvised once the larger frame has been internalized, practiced, and solidified.

A future podcast will be about the Alpha-Beta.

My approach to game is different because I was an Alpha-Beta.

I was kick ass in my life (good career, bankroll, in shape, charismatic) but my blue pill views on women made me a failure with them. Hence Alpha-Beta.

So when it came time to do "game," I didn't need a lot of parlor tricks to make my perceived value higher. My value was high.

I just needed to learn how to deal with women. So after a few months, my "game" was tight.

Thus you don't find many "tricks" on D&P. It's all solid stuff about becoming a better, more masculine, more dominant man.

Looking forward to that.

I think one of the tricks to life is to consolidate all your endeavors. For example- I play guitar for a living, which requires a lot of practice. I teach as well. However, I don't view the teaching as a side job that takes me away from my main focus.. I actually using the lesson as a time to practice.

This is why I think it's important for guys to not waste time doing things that don't have anything to do with their main goals in life.

Even if it just comes down to paying the bills.. we should all be trying to get jobs that are some how lined up with the main focus.

That's why it's important to figure out what you want in life. Once you get that, you can start threading everything else towards realizing that vision.

Everything becomes clear when you figure out what it is that you want.

If you aren't sure of what you want, you can still own your shit and sort of formally give yourself an experimentation phase to try out different things. An analogy would be in higher education where the freshman get to sample a lot of things before picking a major.

Life is too short to dabble forever. I have so many things I want to that I'd need three lifetimes to accomplish them all. I've had to let go of two of those three things and just focus on one of them because I realized that to really become elite at something, all of my efforts would have to be focussed on that one thing.

It's a little sad in a way, because I know that I'll never get do everything I want, but that's how the cookie crumbles, and to ignore the reality and spread myself thin would mean to not get anything accomplished.

Post: #10

I'm in middle of the personal finance podcast, liking it a lot so far. It sounds like between Mike and his guests, they live and practice what they preach and have the success to show for it. Mike's also very knowledgeable, so he can connect his experiences to intllectual concepts like Jung's treatment of extroversion.

Not to be a hater, but I noticed the volume varies a bit - I don't know anything about audio, but the volume, particularly of Mike, is a bit variable. Maybe he spoke away from the mic for a second.

Post: #11

This really is a high quality podcast. Is there an RSS feed?

Post: #12

^ True, I'm not a tech guy. Doing the stuff on my own and learning as we go.

RSS feed is soundcloud.com/dangerandplay

Post: #13

Can't say enough good things about the podcast and the site DaP. You guys are on the shortlist of internet people who I respect immensely.

Post: #14

I figured everyone who's a regular here knew about this...but yeah..life changing stuff.

Post: #15

Thanks bros!

A lot of guys don't know about it because I don't self-promote all that much on the forum.

To me it's a fine line. Sure, I add value and what not, but it's still Roosh's place. He's never said I over promote or anything like that, but still...I don't like coming in and linking to my stuff all of the time. It's just not my style.

But if you guys promote me, hey, that's great and much appreciated.

And if you have podcast ideas or questions, post them on the blog or here.

http://dangerandplay.com/contact/

Post: #16

^^ Ya mike great work on the blog, some quality content on there and I find myself going through the archives every now and then. I also check for new blog updates several times a week. Keep it up!

Post: #17

(02-24-2014 05:23 PM)MikeCF Wrote:  Thanks bros!

A lot of guys don't know about it because I don't self-promote all that much on the forum.

To me it's a fine line. Sure, I add value and what not, but it's still Roosh's place. He's never said I over promote or anything like that, but still...I don't like coming in and linking to my stuff all of the time. It's just not my style.

But if you guys promote me, hey, that's great and much appreciated.

And if you have podcast ideas or questions, post them on the blog or here.

http://dangerandplay.com/contact/

Podcast about being introverted was great!

Post: #18

In the next week or two I will be sharing new self-promo rules that give a clear process when members want to self-promote their work. In the meantime, there are no specific guidelines.

Post: #19

As mentioned, the sound can be a bit low sometimes. Sound quality is fine otherwise.

Post: #20

(02-24-2014 11:05 PM)RioNomad Wrote:  As mentioned, the sound can be a bit low sometimes. Sound quality is fine otherwise.

I played with the sound this time during editing. Our latest guest is another big guy (he's huge actually) who is also relatively soft spoken.

When it drops, let me know if there are still problems.

Post: #21

(02-24-2014 03:15 PM)Basil Ransom Wrote:  I'm in middle of the personal finance podcast, liking it a lot so far. It sounds like between Mike and his guests, they live and practice what they preach and have the success to show for it. Mike's also very knowledgeable, so he can connect his experiences to intllectual concepts like Jung's treatment of extroversion.

I've read a lot of personal finance material and loved the way this podcast mixed the book-smarts with actual experience - especially with women and Vegas! The guest was great too.

Looking forward to listening to the others and hoping MikeCF puts up more personal finance material.

Post: #22

it's a great podcast. i've listened to every episode.

Post: #23

Like the longevity talk when in regards to weightlifting and fitness, lots of great points there. I like the level headed, jargon free conversation, like its a discussion for mature men and not some gimmick. The site is well designed and has a good layout, without typos.. looks great. Looking forward to more topics being discussed.

Post: #24

I did not know this existed.

Great stuff man. I am a new fan.

Post: #25

Can't wait to check out your podcasts, Mike.

I'm curious though, why aren't you and Christian McQueen uploading your stuff to iTunes?

http://www.apple.com/itunes/podcasts/spe...andfeeback

Seems like you'd get a lot more listeners?