On the topic of orgasms, Tripp was recently interviewed as a “sex-pert” on the very popular show Everything is Energy. Along with Sera Beak, Ray Brejcha and Celeste Hirschman, New Man host Tripp Lanier explores why so many guys who focus primarily on the orgasm — whether it’s their partner’s or their own — end up being lousy in the sack.

Crazy, huh?

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Questions also covered:

• Is sexiness what you do or how you are?
• What makes someone truly sexy?
• Is it more important to have a bag of tricks or to cultivate what you want?
• What are some practical tips for guys who want to be better in bed?
• How is it possible that a guy with good “skills” is still a crappy lover?

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Have you ever wondered how you could screw up George Clooney’s couch?

Is Arizona a great place to live in your car?

And what wisdom can you glean from a self-proclaimed liar slash pot-smoker slash homeless writer?

This week we’re talking with Esquire Magazine’s Chris Jones about George Clooney, Tiger Woods, Astronauts, John McCain, runaway NFL star Ricky Williams, the band Rush, your bed, your shoes and why you shouldn’t THINK about things too much.

The tables are turned and the interviewer becomes the interviewee in this fun and surprisingly valuable discussion.

In this episode:

• George Clooney, a couch and a missing gall bladder
• The homeless writer (and girlfriend!) in Arizona
• Landing a dream job at Esquire Magazine
• Dissing Tiger Woods long before it was cool
• How Astronauts are actually humans
• Iraq and Sgt. Joe Montgomery
• Behind the curtain with John McCain
• The search for Ricky Williams in Australia
• Carlos Delgado, your bed and your shoes
• Is Rush a great band or the greatest band?

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If money can’t buy happiness then where do we find it? The answer is in life’s simple pleasures.

It sounds like a cliche, but the truth is that we’ve trained ourselves to multitask and split our attention across many different arenas. The cost? We don’t take the time to truly experience and enjoy our day and it’s contents.

We’re so focused on finding relief in the future that we’re forgetting about the moment we’re living in — now.

Our culture and its expanding arena of attention-grabbers like Facebook and Twitter make it more challenging to just have a glass of wine or a simple meal. For instance, we’re finding it increasingly necessary to eat AND read email AND watch TV.

According to “Yeah Dave” Romanelli, a former PR agent for Shaquille O’Neill we can create a short checklist of things to focus on throughout the day — Humor, Something Delicious and the Beauty all around us. This will ultimately have a big, positive impact.

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