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The Most Interesting Person in the World

The Most Interesting Person in the World is an unscripted podcast hosted by Rush Witt and Joe Keller. They talk with complete strangers about life, love, and the pursuit of happiness. That’s right, complete strangers!

Podcast · By Rush Witt and Joe Keller · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
9
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Sep 3, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Bebo Norman - From Platinum Records to the Small Life | Simplicity After the Stage | Songs That Outlive Themselves (opens the original)

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    He retired from a two-decade music career at the height of it to be home with his boys — and thirteen years later, still gets handwritten notes from strangers saying one of his songs changed their life. Bebo Norman spent this episode of the podcast doing what he says matters most to him now: sitting still, in one conversation, fully present. We connected with Bebo after Allen Levi mentioned him by name in Season 1 Episode 1 — Joe lost his mind on the spot, and Rush turned the reveal into a birth

  2. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Elias Herrera - The Cow in the Kitchen | 50 Million Views | Joy as the Goal (opens the original)

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    He bought a three-day-old calf for $100, bottle-fed him in his kitchen, and accidentally built an audience of millions by asking one absurd question: do cows like pancakes? Elias Herrera lives on an acre and a half in rural Idaho with four boys, a cow named Bruce who might be potty-trained, and a philosophy of content creation built entirely around making strangers smile. We connected with Elias through a two-year-old DM that finally found its moment — proof that some conversations are just wort

  3. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Malibu - 700 Followers to 3 Million | Guarding Your Heart Online | Fitness with Purpose (opens the original)

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    Seven months ago he had 700 followers. Now he has three million, a nickname from an American Gladiator video from a military driving class, and daily death threats in his DMs — and somehow he's still one of the most relentlessly kind people you'll talk to. Malibu went from Army veteran to gym trainer to overnight viral fitness influencer, and he's trying to figure out how to stay himself through all of it. We connected with Malibu after our sons recognized him instantly from their own feeds. Tur

  4. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    Dedicated Daniel - Seinfeld's Invisible Student | Comedy to Congregation | Connection Over Content (opens the original)

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    He spent years chasing the exact rhythm of Jerry Seinfeld's joke-writing, built a self-sustaining stand-up career filling 90-person rooms in his own community — and then walked away from it entirely to become a spiritual teacher. Dedicated Daniel Steinberg's episode is a masterclass in identity, craft, and what happens when the thing you built your whole self around gets taken away. We connected with Daniel through the neighborhood — he lives less than a mile from Rush, and the two crossed paths

  5. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    Philosophical Philip - Genetics to Game Theory | Morality & Sacrifice | Christianity 2.0 (opens the original)

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    He said yes to a random LinkedIn message about lifting weights and burning fat — and somehow ended up in a nearly hour-long conversation about game theory, thermodynamics, and why he came back to Christianity after years of calling himself an atheist. Philosophical Philip lives in Pretoria, South Africa, and thinks about morality the way most people think about their to-do list. We connected with Philip after reaching out for fitness advice. Turns out he's a serial "yes man," and this podcast wa

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