HeyJaredAsk Hans
Carmel’s own 93-year-old Hans Lehmann is bringing his wit, wisdom, and wild stories to the mic!Born in Frankfurt and now settled in a 100-year-old redwood house by the sea, Hans has seen it all — and he’s ready to talk about it.From love and laughter to life’s big questions,…
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Ask Hans: Episode 22 "Season One: That’s All, Folks… Maybe" (opens the original)
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Eavesdropping pays off! Hans weighs in on a hug-starved marriage, a downsizing standoff, grandparent growing pains, and one very complicated cruise down the Nile. Then, at 94 years young, Hans closes out Season 1 with a few words on curiosity, listening, and the value of a good question. Goodbye for now—or maybe just see you later. Do you have a question for next time? Email askhanspodcast@gmail.com
Ask Hans: Episode 21 "Who is smarter, you or AI?" (opens the original)
Ask Hans: Episode 20 "To purpose or not to purpose, that is the question." (opens the original)
Ask Han: Episode 19 "What King Charles, Sputnik & Tesla Have in Common" (opens the original)
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Hans reflects on raising resilient kids, why healthy competition has its place, and the surprising power of serendipity. He shares the risks he wishes he'd taken, why criticism rarely helps, and what the first Sputnik taught him about wonder. From self-driving cars to acceptance, this episode is filled with thoughtful stories, unexpected detours, and plenty to ponder.Do you have a question for next time? Email askhanspodcast@gmail.com
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