I love and appreciate the hard work that goes into the podcast. It has a high production value and has occasionally brought me to tears with diverse and interesting topics.

One criticism is that guests of the show are often pundits, rather than experts. I think this is important in the era of fake news , where any media outlet has more responsibility for fact checking , pods included.

For example , a recent show about LSD had an author describe LSD as a non toxic drug. Having recently started to work as a doctor in emergency setting , I rolled my eyes at that one ( various manifestations of LSD toxicity can be seen at doses above 10 mcg/kg and even lower, and anyway there is no such thing as a non-toxic medicine!). I’ve had similar thoughts about episodes discussing diet as a cure for autoimmune disease, or cold showers as a cure for depression.

Not to go down a scientific elitist route, but my point is that if we are going to create conversations about how to live a better life then maybe we would do better to hear from the happiness researchers than from the journalists who wrote the books about the research. This podcast is great , but by making complex ideas accessible it sometimes ends up misinforming people.

You have been a mentor to me for the last 3 plus years by guiding me through your podcasts through some of the most challenging times of my life, and I want to thank you for that.

Through your podcasts, I have found knowledge and wisdom that has guided me through my own challenges. Thanks for believing in that which moves you and for staying with it, because through your contribution, you have made a profound impact on my life, and for which I’m forever grateful.

Dodi G. Senna

Listening to this podcast will lead to a “meaning drenched life”? What pretentious dribble.

They've introduced me to people, ideas and books I love. The conversations flow beautifully and there's a great mix of guests.

Honest conversation with people who have real personal stories to tell. For the first time in ages I have heard some ideas that have allowed me to rethink things in my own life and begin to life the fog in my mind

I've been a listener for some time now and all I can say is thank you. I am filled with joy, insight, energy and love when I listen to your podcast and have learned many valuable lessons along the way. A true inspiration and one of the greatest podcasts around. Jonathon, you should be proud and It's an honour to experience your wealth of knowledge shared with me. Love and light brother, Joe Pound from across the pond in England.

Great podcast guys. Have heard Julie on Rich Rolls podcast and never really connected to her. This was a great conversation. Julie's light and authenticity really shine through. Good work.

It's a comfort to me to hear Jonathon's voice once a week. I've listened to him for a couple of years and I feel my time spent with his podcast is so valuable. It's heart centered stuff. Life stuff. I feel somehow more human and comfortable in my skin when I listen to him and his guests. It is teaching me to feel safe to be vulnerable because I see who I am and who I can become is all part of the human condition. I am so grateful to Jonathon. He is an inspiration and his presence in my life is a rock. Thank you!

It's so disappointing when otherwise excellent podcasts insist on reminding us about their "sponsors", not just at the beginning of each episode but periodically throughout the episode, thus interrupting the flow of the conversation.

Fab interviews and such interesting content <3

I love these conversations. Great conversations and interesting guests . Thanks

I have been listening for a couple of weeks and I learnt so much about life, tips and motivations. Keep up the good work Jonathan :)

This is a light and really positive podcast. Great questions posed to interesting guests. Really uplifting.

I've only listened to the first two and I'm hooked. Jonathan has a wonderfully disarming way with his guests and so far that makes for hugely enjoyable and enlightening listening. Seth Godin is magnificent as always as the first guest. I shall be tuning in daily for sure.

Definitely top of the podcasts and my personal favourite. Johnathan Fields is a joy to listen to, calming and inspiring and a pro interviewer of his interesting guests.

I often listen to this podcast on my morning commute, and it inevitably leaves me with a feeling of warmth and wellbeing, and inspired to share kindness and gratitude with others. Thank you for the inspiration GLP!

I'm new to the Good Life Project and tried it out after it was recommended to me. I've now subscribed and listening regularly. So far always inspiring and thought provoking and will be continuing to listen regularly.

Gentle, understanding non-confrontational wisdom. JF listens deeply and builds an incredible rapport with his guests that enables us to listen to insights shared openly between friends.

Great interviews but in a genuine conversational way. Most of all a lovely intention at the core.

Paul (personal development unplugged)

I have listened to The Good Life Project since the early days and it's one of the few podcasts I never miss an episode of. Deep, insightful and inspiring conversations that open my mind.

Really interesting topics, enjoying listening - keep up the great work :)

Gentle, kind, curious, fun, asking questions to discover what makes a good life. Generous.

I've listened to this podcast for a couple of years & it's still a treasured treat I save up for pockets of time that appear in my week. It's always engaging, inspiring, enlightening, thought-provoking, entertaining & occasionally tear-jerking (in a good way!). I'm so delighted that the Friday Riff is back... my week is complete!

Love the variety of guests and style of episodes. Always makes me feel better after listening. Thank you!!

Just discovered this podcast (via The Minimalists recommendation). Great conversations that have real depth and are really intriguing. The commute is now too quick. Would really recommend you listen.

I have never written an iTunes review but have to send out heart felt thanks to Jonathan and the team that create Good Life Project. A happy day is a day when there is a new GLP podcast and thanks to the new addition of the round table there are more good days a week.

Time stands gloriously still and I always have a takeaway that helps move me forward in life and work. Thanks :-)

I've listened to this podcast for a while now and really get a lot form the great interviews and content. Loving the group discussions too. A must for me.

I absolutely love this podcast. Jonathan Fields has wonderful conversations with a wide range of interesting, inspiring and thought-provoking guests on topics ranging from Buddhism to entrepreneurship and yoga to big wave surfing. I have listened to over 50 of these podcasts now and feel like I am getting much closer to living a "good life." Thank you so much Jonathan for setting up GLP and sharing your voice with the world :)

After the biggest rejection of the last few years on a project where I was not the right fit, I tuned into the latest episode on how we handle rejection - fixed or transformative, grateful or abrasive? I was happy to hear that I had the right approach: to sit with the feedback and be grateful for what it can tell me about what I want to create and how to go about it. The Good Life Project is full of well-timed, wonderful guidance on life and work.

I discovered your podcast a few months ago after I heard you on one of Terri Cole’s podcasts on her Hello Freedom show. I really appreciate the depth and honesty of the conversations you have with your guests Jonathan - your passion and commitment to what you are doing shines through and the result is quality. I always come away having learned something new and feeling inspired. Thank you so much.

Yet another example of the uniqueness that lies within all of us.

I never miss JF’s talks. Always intriguing.

JF, keep the good stories flowing.

I absolutely love this podcast, it is incredibly motivating and inspiring. Thank you Jonathan!

One of my fave shows to get me motivated and inspired again. A great project with a lot of heart!

GLP podcast is so grounding and I learn so much.

I have been listening and watching GLP on and off for over two years as well as reading Jonothan’s books.

He expertly walks the line of business, self development and inspiration, so I always feel confident sharing the content with everyone in my community.

The depth and style of interviews sets this podcast and video apart from others. Dare I say… I enjoy and learn more from GLP than TED talks!

One last point is that I have always particularly respected the way Jonothan produces these high quality interviews without pimping his other ‘products’ ;-)

Wish I could afford your retreat. Enjoying the

Podcasts and your other shorter pieces, very thoughtful and thought provoking. I also enjoyed the vids, but don't miss them anymore, the audio is intimate and powerful!

I have listened to several of The Good Life Project podcasts now, and each time I have come away feeling inspired, rejuvenated and just better about life and the dreams I have. Jonathan is a fantastic interviewer, who asks poignant, challenging and interesting questions of his guests (who, of the few I’ve listened to, have been amazing). Love this series, and will be diving into the back catalogue in the weeks to come.

I love Jonathan Fields’ interviews and have listened to some multiple times (e.g. Brene Brown and Danielle LaPorte). There are interviews to interest everyone ranging from foodies, finance gurus, spiritual souls, artists etc etc etc….As an avid fan I listen to them all as I find there are gems of wisdom in every interview. Thank you so much Jonathan!

Discovering what makes a good life. Very interesting and inspirational. Great interviews with creative people.

LOVE love love Good Life Project! It's my favourite podcast - watched almost all the eps when it was Good Life TV. I love that there's equal spotlight on women as well as men. Some of the insights I've gleaned from the variety of incredible guests on this show have literally changed my life. Subscribe now!

Just listened to, and found great inspiration in Jonathan Fields in conversation with Josh Wolf Shenk.

What I like about the Jonathan Fields’ interviews is that the guest interviewee has plenty of time to speak, often needing it to dig deeper to answer the question posed to them. That’s what makes them interesting and ‘human’ - no clever soundbites and back-door promoting.

The gem I got from this interview with Tara Mohr was the take on Calling-Vocation-LifePurpose towards the end. Viewing the theme as Callings (plural) makes so much sense, and has saved me a lot of stress concerning “missing the point”of one’s life. I’m pushing 60 and still can’t join up the dots, but I suddenly my eclectic mix of several careers to date much more positively. Thank you Tara, and Jonathan.

I believe that the best interviews are ones where it feels intimate, like you're hanging out with two friends - you just happen not to be doing any of the talking.

Jonathan manages to cultivate that intimacy with all his guests, and it's an absolute joy to listen to.

Every single interview throws up tons of wisdom, thoughts and ideas. I always learn something important.

Essential listening.

If you spend any time thinking about what constitutes a good life, or if you're like me and making big shifts to actively cultivate your own good life, these interviews will inspire and touch your soul. My favourites are Nancy Duarte, Dan Pink, Simon Sinek, Rachel Shechtman and Jonathan's own interview, but all of them have touched me in some way

I love this podcast….it’s always inspiring and thought provoking.

Thank you Jonathan the insights and stories from you and your guests inspire me and help challenge my thinking

Can't tell you how thrilled I am that Good Life Project is on iTunes. I've listened to all the episodes (some more than once).

This could possibly be one of the best sites / podcast out there. Thank you for all you're doing Jonathan.

This podcast is brilliant - don't miss it. Inspirational & challenging.

Educational, uplifting, compassionate, but above all inspiring.

I listen to every episode of this show without fail, and recommend it all the time - inspirational !

Everyone will have their own favourites, but some of mine are the episodes with David Marquet, Dan Ariely, Susan Piver, Brene Brown and Tyler Gage.