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Why did I rebrand my podcast after 200 episodes? After four years, dozens of thought leaders, and hundreds of hours of conversation, it was time for a reset. In this episode, I explain why The Bigger Than Me Podcast is now Nuanced — and what that name truly means. I share the personal story that started it all, the lessons I’ve learned, and the five principles that will guide every future episode: maturity, steelmanning, controversy, openness, and responsibility.
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