In this episode of The Threshold, Matt, Rich, and Spilly dive deep into near-death moments, the power of shared adventure, and what it means to live without regret.

From harrowing motorcycle trips and panic attacks to reflections on atheism, fame, and personal fulfillment, this is a raw and honest look at fear, purpose, and connection.

Tune in as the trio explores how life’s edge moments shape our perspective — and why choosing adventure might just be the most meaningful decision of all.

In this thought-provoking episode of The Threshold, the team explore why society is obsessed with nostalgia—and what it means for how we build, create, and connect today.

From architecture and vinyl records to memes, digital artifacts, and the power of shared memories, they unpack the tension between disposability and timelessness.

The conversation also delves into how we can support each other in meaningful ways, the psychology behind feeling useful, and the lessons hidden in old books, classic films, and forgotten brands.

Tune in for insights on leaving a legacy, building for the future, and finding utility in the moments that matter.

As AI races ahead and quantum computing knocks at the door, are we preparing the next generation for a world that won't need them? In this episode, Brant and Matt wrestle with the accelerating pace of technology, the crumbling relevance of traditional education, and what it really means to stay “useful” in a world of intelligent machines. From burger-flipping bots to kids learning nothing about AI in school, this is a raw, unfiltered conversation about purpose, progress, and the uncomfortable questions we’re all avoiding.