This week on the pod I am joined by Andy Pearson. Andy is a dad to two, the VP of Creative Liquid Death Mountain Water, an ultra runner and a man capable of growing a lot of hair.
Andy and I dive into a lot on the pod this week! Andy talks about some funny stories from the campaigns he has worked on at Liquid Death (like capturing some of Tony Hawk’s blood), his training for the Barkley Marathon and the Vol State Race.
We also take a dive into the world of climate change and how we view its impacts now as dads. We talk about how important protecting our planet and “playgrounds” are so we can adventure with our kids, and how we are capable of making the change we need. Andy wraps up the show with some killer thoughts during our rapid fire section.
A big thanks to Andy for joining me on the pod this week and to WDDR alumni, Dominic Grossman for helping to connect us!
In This Episode:
Andy Pearson Instagram | Website
Liquid Death
Dominic Grossman Instagram | WDDR Episode
Barkley Marathon
Tony Hawk Commercial for Liquid Death
Tony Hawk on Instagram
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