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Hosted by Timothy Mahar · society · EN-US
Life is improvisation! Observations from a regular guy on how with world around us impacts who we are and what we perceive. I explore how life is more about asking questions than accepting what is presented. In addition to my own reflections and experiences, I interview guests from the art, literary, music, cultural and political fields to gain insight as to how we all impact the world we share and our joint realities. We are all failing up!
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Signup to Generate a PitchLife is improvisation! Observations from a regular guy on how with world around us impacts who we are and what we perceive. I explore how life is more about asking questions than accepting what is presented.
Failing Up is hosted by Timothy Mahar. The show has published 277 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Baking with Uncle Dave" (24 October 2026, 36 minutes), "A Tale of Two October's" (23 October 2026, 17 minutes), and "America Needs a Mother" (13 October 2026, 18 minutes).
Failing Up publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 23 minutes across 277 episodes.
Booking probability for Failing Up is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Failing Up requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Failing Up's contact route on record: verified email.
Timothy Mahar hosts Failing Up, a society podcast with 277 episodes published.
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Episode #323
In this episode we are visited by our new reoccurring guest, Uncle Dave the Baker. He shares with us his wonderful sugar cookies he made from the King Arthur Cookbook. We also talk about traditional pies and other...
Episode #322
On October 22nd 1962 the youngest person ever elected President of the United States John F. Kennedy informed the American people that the United States will be imposing a quarantine on Soviet naval ships attempting to...
Episode #321
I firmly believe that women are natural leaders, its in their DNA. This is why for hundreds of years there have been attempts to keep them down. Let's face it the old white man experiment has run its course! Who do we...
Episode #320
There is a unique connection between the beautiful season of autumn and a peaceful Sunday afternoon. Autumn in all its beauty and warmth among the chill marks an end to the cycle of seasons, yet the beginning of many...
Episode #319
Way back in my high school days I really did not want to be pegged or placed in a group with a title, or activity. I liked to hang out with a wide array of characters. I was not, nor wanted to be one of the cool kids...
Episode #318
There is no such thing as "Fake News". There is accurate news, and inaccurate news. When a person/leader responds to a question with "fake new" is means they are not smart enough or quick enough on their feet to answer...
Episode #316
I just love Canada, and the Canadian people We could not ask for a better neighbor to our north!! I have had the opportunity to spend a great deal of time there. Toronto, Kingston, Montreal, Quebec City and Ottawa all...
Episode #315
When America stares into the water of the reflecting pool, hoping to see her reflection of the history that has been her life for the past 250 years. A history made up of the bravery required to fight for freedom and...
Episode #314
In this episode Paul and I catch-up on college, broadcasting way back, and performing. He also shares his future creative plans. It was a great back to the future. timothymahar.org
Episode #314
In his 1861 inaugural address, with a country divided Abraham Lincoln provided a famous closing quote that is as applicable now as it was then: ""We are not enemies, but friends...The mystic chords of memory...will yet...
Episode #313
In this episode my good friend Jamie and I sit down over a cup of coffee and share our thoughts and observations about the world we are navigating. Of course we have many recommendations, as we look back and ahead in...
Episode #312
In this episode I discuss the John Lennon song Imagine. A true masterpiece, and just as, even more so applicable to our world today as it was in 1971. "Imagine all the people livin for today, Imagine all the people...
Episode #311
In this episode I have conversation with my dear friend, David, Hongo Robertson. Hongo is a musician, visual artist, wood crafts, and writer. He is a true renaissance man. Hongo and I talked about the artistic, process...
Episode #310
Ever since I was in elementary school and up to this day, Sunday afternoon caused a kind of melancholy fog over me as I thought about the week ahead. The month of August has the same affect on me. As far back as I can...
Episode #309
We humans just don't interact anymore. We walk down the street and stare at phone, we push the buttons on the ATM, the gas pump, self-checkout, people are having relationships with AI Chatbots, even going to them for...
Episode #308
In this part of the Unites States some seasons can be identified by weather, activities based on the weather and the food of the seasons. Autumn is apples, cider, changing leaves, and you know it is the middle of summer...
Episode #307
I think that our planet Earth is a living breathing entity, and we are like fleas on dog living on her. Just like bad habits effect our health they also impact Earth's. Smoking cigarettes is bad for our health...
Episode #306
"Hello Muddah, hello Fadduh, take me home from camp Granada." This song released in 1963 and sung by Alan Sherman summed up how I felt about summer camp. To me summer meant freedom, no schedules, endless days and nights...
Episode #305
July 10, 1969 the #1 song on the charts was 'In The Year 2525" by Zager & Evans a cautionary scene-fiction tale about humanity's over dependence of technology and progressive dehumanization. That descriptive comes from...
Episode #304
The 1976 Bicentennial celebration of America's 200th birthday was designed as a unifying healing event. The nation was healing after, the Vietnam War, Watergate, and economic struggles. I was 17 years old in 1976 and...
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