Hosted by John Proctor & Sean Boyce · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 21 episodes
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67 Takes is an unscripted conversation show hosted by John Proctor and Sean Boyce, two Gen X voices discussing life, culture, relationships, creativity, modern chaos, old-school memories, and whatever else shows up. Raised before the internet and living in the digital age, John and Sean bring humor, honesty, perspective, skepticism, and the occasional useful insight. Some episodes go deep. Some go sideways. Some do both. If you enjoy real conversations, relatable takes, nostalgia, personal growth, random observations, and zero fake guru energy—you’re in the right place. Raised Analog. Living Digital.
John Proctor & Sean Boyce hosts 67 Takes, a society show with 21 episodes published.
Season 2 comes to a close with one of our most honest conversations yet. What actually matters in life—and what have we been getting wrong all along? In this episode, we unpack the illusions we’ve carried for years: succ
In Episode 19 of 67 Takes, Sean and John move from Muhammad Ali and Neil Peart into a deeper conversation about truth, healing, poetry, and what really stays with us. They talk about Ali’s spiritual perspective, Neil Pea
In Episode 18 of 67 Takes, Sean and John dig into some of the most emotionally loaded ideas they’ve touched so far: toxic positivity, forgiveness, closure, fear, and what it means to stop “feeding the ghost.” The convers
In Episode 17 of 67 Takes, Sean and John start with a simple question about punctuality and wind up somewhere much deeper. We talk about Van Neistat’s “Your Tardy Friends Suck,” why being on time can feel like a form of
In Episode 16 of 67 Takes, John and Sean bounce from a multi-day power outage during the “Blizzard of ’26” into big questions about art, taste, and meaning. We talk about: Surviving without power and how challenge create
In Episode 15 of 67 Takes, Sean and John wander (as usual) through nostalgia, technology, perception, and the strange contradictions of modern life. Are people more honest today — or just more public? Does comfort quietl
In this spinoff from Episode 15 of 67 Takes, John and Sean dive into Apocalypse Now — not just as a war film, but as a story about internal war, corruption, manipulation, and the dark contradictions in human nature. We t
In this episode, Sean and John engage in a deep and humorous conversation about the meaning of life, exploring themes such as family, friendship, nature, and the impact of art and sound. They discuss the challenges of pa
A couple of Gen X'ers have a Zoom call to catch up on life and may have inadvertently started a You Tube channel. Recorded December 2024
In this video, we dive deep into the complexities of cancel culture, freedom of speech, and the role of media in shaping public opinion. From the controversial cancellation of public figures like Roseanne to the rise of
In this casual, wide-ranging conversation, we explore everything from Lee Child’s Jack Reacher series and the legend of Tannhäuser to AI’s influence on creativity and the moral complexities of the death penalty. Along th
Join us for a deep and humorous conversation between two friends from different generations, Gen X and Millennials. In this podcast-style episode, we explore everything from the power of naps to existential crises, the i
In this episode of the 67 Takes Podcast, we dive into creativity, spirituality, and life’s big questions. From art and street performing to the role of religion in parenting, we explore personal experiences and reflectio
Join our heartfelt podcast conversation where friends dive into art, culture, and spirituality with humor and honesty. Explore creative journeys, inspiring projects, delicious food traditions (like the perfect torta sand
Recorded February 2025
Join us in this raw, unfiltered conversation as we dive deep into the influences that shape our creative and personal lives. From music legends like ACDC and The Beatles to thought-provoking movies like Blade Runner, we
Sean and John reconnect to talk creativity, music, and what it takes to keep making art—even when life gets heavy. We dive into: Why The Beatles still feel like “magic” (and what made them so unique) Ringo’s underrated d
A wide-ranging conversation on what art is—starting with Van Neistat and Leo Tolstoy’s idea that art is the successful transmission of emotion. We explore the pull of details vs. emotional impact, why some art demands di
Sean and John talk life “like the rent is due”—snowed-in stress, leaking roofs, strokes and recovery, art vs survival, Protestant work ethic vs Zen, atheism vs agnosticism, karma, and why empathy matters (especially for
Two friends riff through a wild chain of ideas: AI anxiety, Werner Herzog as a chilling villain, Blade Runner’s “Tears in Rain,” reading War & Peace on the podcast, the “new” upside-down food pyramid, and why we’re going
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