Tim Ferriss

The Random Show – Episode 18 – Start-ups, Restaurants, Marriage, and…Sexual Performance?

In this long overdue episode, join me and Kevin Rose as we catch up on topics ranging from start-ups and new projects to relationships and sexual enhancement through chemical cocktails. Thanks to Glenn for his usual Jedi videography.

Notes, Links, and Resources

The 4-Hour Chef – The new book. It’s going to be NUTS.

CLEAR card for skipping security lines — Use code “RANDOM29” at this link to get 67% off — $29 for the first 6 months.

DuoLingo – Language learning.

Rally – Crowdfunding and cause marketing.

Lift – Elegant app for changing/improving behaviors (Plus: The WaterPik).

Vittana – Imagine Kiva.org for education.

Central Kitchen – My first restaurant investment (SF-based).

BufferBox – (Update: I ultimately did not end up investing) Distributed pick-up points.

The Graveyard Book – My new favorite audiobook, performed by Neil Gaiman.

Trust Me, I’m Lying – Ryan Holiday’s guide to digital media and related cat-and-mouse games.

Just for fun:

My eyeball, as of two years ago.

Kevin’s eyeball, as of two years ago.

For previous episodes of The Random Show, click here.

Last but not least, The Random Show is now on iTunes! If you simply want audio-only, or if you’d like to watch the episodes on your iPhone or iPad, here you go:

VIDEO: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-random-show-podcast/id417595309

AUDIO: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-random-show-podcast-audio/id417635513

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Coyote

A card game by Tim Ferriss and Exploding Kittens

COYOTE is an addictive card game of hilarity, high-fives, and havoc! Learn it in minutes, and each game lasts around 10 minutes.

For ages 10 and up (though I’ve seen six-year olds play) and three or more players, think of it as group rock, paper, scissors with many surprise twists, including the ability to sabotage other players. Viral videos of COYOTE have been watched more than 250 million times, and it’s just getting started.

Unleash your trickster spirit with a game that’s simple to learn, hard to master, and delightfully different every time you play. May the wit and wiles be with you!

Keep exploring.