
*“Yesterday, I Went to Mars ♡”* Makoto Hoshino, CEO of Makoto Co., Ltd. and Galactic Hitchhikers, shares his journey of pursuing heart-moving experiences and embracing the unknown. In 2017, he summited Everest and all Seven Summits and completed the 250km Gobi Desert Ultramarathon. His future goal: to stand atop Olympus Mons on Mars by 2049. Through this podcast, Makoto reflects on his life’s adve... more
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This episode looks at the daily habits of remarkable people — and what those routines might reveal about how an interesting life actually gets built.
The detail that anchors it is Beethoven's morning ritual: waking at dawn to compose, drinking only ... more
This episode looks at a theory that reframes nightmares not as disturbances to escape, but as something closer to training runs — a neuroscientific idea called Threat Simulation Theory, which proposes that dreaming exists to rehearse dangerous situat... more
This episode looks at trust as a form of compound interest — built through seventeen years of running an eyeglass shop, one careful fitting at a time.
The turning point arrives when a long-time customer asks if they can refer a friend, and also brin... more
This episode looks at a book encountered by chance at a bookstore — *To Everyone Who Couldn't Become a Genius* by Kappy, creator of Left-Handed Ellen — and the idea at its center that stuck: "MP consumption," borrowed from video game logic.
The fram... more
In this episode, we talk about the 2026 Enhanced Games in Las Vegas — the controversial sports event where performance-enhancing drugs were openly allowed.
The idea sounded extreme: break human limits, create super-athletes, and reinvent sports. But... more
This episode takes a single scene from the TV series *Billions* — a wife snapping "How are we supposed to live on that?" despite sitting on tens of billions of yen — and uses it as a lens for thinking about why financial anxiety doesn't scale the way... more
This episode turns over a quote from Isaac Newton — one that surfaced again almost by chance — about the nature of knowledge and how much remains unknown.
The quote imagines Newton as a boy on the seashore, delighting in smooth pebbles and pretty sh... more
This episode looks at the experience of losing track of time inside a book — that sudden awareness that two hours have passed — and what that feeling might actually be doing for us.
It touches on the tension between keeping a wide view of life and t... more
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A reflective, personal-journey show hosted by a founder and endurance athlete who chronicles pursuing bold experiences, embracing the unknown, and prioritizing heart-led living. Episodes span adventurous travel (Everest, ultramarathons, desert crossings), life philosophy, learning, resilience, and how curiosity shapes personal and professional growth. Listeners can expect candid riffs on creativity, risk-taking, and the tension between ambition and balance, often interwoven with practical takeaways for planning big projects, navigating uncertainty, and building supportive networks. A notable strength is the host's ability to fuse high-stakes adventure with everyday wisdom, offering inspiration for listeners who value experiential learning, ... more
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