Last Meal with Tom Nash

Last Meal with Tom Nash Tom Nash shares a guest’s final meal choice, sparking deep, unscripted conversations on life

14/02/2026

Dying with $0 is the ultimate goal. 📉

is turning the world of personal finance on its head. In our latest episode, we dive into why hoarding wealth is a waste of life energy and how to strategically spend your time, health, and money while you still have them.

It’s time to stop surviving and start living.
Full episode link in bio. 🎙️

01/02/2026

How depression became the greatest motivator: breaking free from tall poppy syndrome, the sunk cost fallacy, choosing radical change over comfort, and discovering that we suffer far more in our imagination than we ever do in reality.

This week I’m in Austin, Texas, where I sit down at Stiles Switch BBQ to hang out with my friend . Someone recently made a bold move. After finishing his journalism degree in Australia, Ewan felt completely lost and depressed about his future. But instead of forcing himself down a path he didn’t want, he did something most people only dream about: packed up his life and moved to Texas to learn barbecue from scratch.

Five years later, he’s thriving as a pit master at Stiles Switch BBQ in Austin Texas, and he’s a completely different person from the guy I knew back home. We talk about what happens when you’re your own worst enemy, how rock bottom can be the launching pad for your best life, and why finding something you genuinely love changes everything. If you’ve ever felt trapped by expectations or stuck on a path that doesn’t serve you, this one hits different.

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04/01/2026

Ever think you’ve hit rock bottom, only to discover there’s another layer of bedrock beneath it? And then you faceplant into that one too?

This week I sat down with writer, storyteller, and professional escapist who traded the American Dream for a Parisian reality. We talked about what it actually takes to blow up your life and rebuild it in a foreign country when you’re on the verge of bankruptcy, have zero safety net, and probably shouldn’t keep going but do anyway.

Turns out there’s a weird correlation between trauma tolerance and entrepreneurship. Who knew repeatedly eating sh could be a skill set?

Also we ate some absolutely insane pizza at .o.b.a.t.z But that’s not the point. The point is resilience, delusion, and the kind of stubbornness that makes you think “yeah, France will work out” when all evidence suggests otherwise.

New episode of Small Bites is live Now! Link in bio

I sat down with Thomas Chatterton Williams in Paris for a conversation about refusing facile categories, the artificial ...
22/12/2025

I sat down with Thomas Chatterton Williams in Paris for a conversation about refusing facile categories, the artificial intimacy of our digital lives, and why the most important work happens when we’re hungry. 🍷

Paris has a way of slowing things down enough to see clearly. This one opened up questions I’ve been sitting with for a while: What does it cost us to stay comfortable? What does it take to outgrow our identities? And what the HELL is the origin of this handsome devil’s name? 🇫🇷

Link in comments for full episode live now. ✨

22/12/2025

New episode out now!!!🎙️

I sat down with in Paris for a conversation about refusing facile categories, the artificial intimacy of our digital lives, and why the most important work happens when we’re hungry. 🍷

Paris has a way of slowing things down enough to see clearly. This one opened up questions I’ve been sitting with for a while: What does it cost us to stay comfortable? What does it take to outgrow our identities? And what the HELL is the origin of this handsome devil’s name? 🇫🇷

Link in bio for full episode live now. ✨

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09/12/2025

Mortality, Morality & Making Meaning.. Neil DeGrasse Tyson is now LIVE on !

I sat down for a meal with Brian Greene (The Great Cosmic Storyteller)  … I wasn’t expecting the controversial claims th...
01/12/2025

I sat down for a meal with Brian Greene (The Great Cosmic Storyteller)
… I wasn’t expecting the controversial claims that followed. 🫢

Brian seems to have changed his opinions on fundamental truth — and that shift opened the door to a conversation I didn’t see coming. We moved from the limits of knowledge, to how we build meaning, to the strange comfort he finds in facing the end, all while weaving through the human quirks and contradictions that shape a life.

We talked about:
👉 The truth about fundamental truth
👉 The awe in the ordinary
👉 The burden of knowledge
👉 The Making of meaning
👉 Facing the end fearlessly

Brian has this remarkable ability to travel from the cosmic to the intimate without losing the thread — exploring consciousness, identity, and purpose one moment, then grounding it all in the everyday experiences that make us who we are.

If you’re curious about how one of the world’s leading physicists actually thinks — not in a lecture hall, but across a table over a meal — this is absolutely one to watch.

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24/11/2025

Is fundamental truth just good storytelling?

Professor Brian Greene & I sat down for his Last Meal — which begged another question: do vegans remain vegan at the VERY end?



15/11/2025

Peter Boghossian quotes Thomas Sowell on the difference between being ‘nice’ to someone and being ‘kind’

11/11/2025
08/11/2025

Peter Boghossian talks about his new found ability to level up as a human being. Not tapping from exhaustion and continuing to fight back is, in its purest form, a Will to survive.

04/11/2025

This week I sit down with philosopher Peter Boghossian at Franklin Salon in New York City for a very special life Last Meal.

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