Eric Love's guest appearances

Eric Love

The Sports Junkies

The Ray D'Arcy Show

EricNorthmanNet

Rick & Brad On Demand

Brian & Eric Don't Belong Here

Pub Sports Talk

Stories For Kids

Stood in the Gap

Rumer Willis

Michelle Wolf

Louie Anderson

Brad Meltzer

Bert Kreischer

Mike Rowe

Dee Snider

Brian Posehn

Nikki Glaser

Joel McHale

Rob Corddry

Sal Vulcano

Jordan Klepper

Chris Walker

Nick Offerman

OwlTail

Eric Love is the Director of Staff Diversity and Inclusion at the University of Notre Dame, where he strives to create an environment in which people treat one another with dignity and respect, regardless of their views.    Coming from a biracial and bicultural family Eric always felt like he belonged both nowhere and everywhere but he found a way to make that work for him, literally. In fact, he says his work as a diversity educator started when he was a kid growing up in a place where people had often never met a black person before.    But just like many of us, there was a point when he felt like his job was an uphill battle and he was burnt out. And then Eric read a quote, “You can’t burn out if you’ve never been on fire.” And he realized he hadn’t actually given it his all, to hear about the different approaches he then took check out his full story.  In This Episode:   [02:41] This/That with Eric [04:59] Growing up biracial and bicultural [08:45] Belonging everywhere and nowhere [13:05] Becoming a diversity educator [15:23] Advice for those struggling with feeling accepted [16:43] Those who have influenced and inspired Eric  [19:42] Hiding depression and fighting to get out of it [23:52] The necessity of expressing emotions and feelings [28:05] The words that got Eric over his obstacles [32:30] The dangers of polarization and the importance of civility [35:11] Values that guide Eric [37:09] “Start from where you find yourself”  Quotes From This Episode:   “God gives you everything you need for success. There’s always someone better looking, smarter, richer, stronger, but you have everything you need to accomplish what you want to accomplish.” “If you get an infection, if you don’t get help it’ll get worse. It’s the same with mental illness. If you’re not feeling well, go ask for help. It’s not a weakness, it's a strength to take care of yourself.” “We’re not all supposed to all agree on everything, but we have to disagree with dignity and respect.” “You have to start where you find yourself, if you’re inadequate you have to get stronger but you have to start where you are and build slowly and intentionally from there.” 

<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericlove1911" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Eric Love</a> is the Director of Staff Diversity and Inclusion at the University of Notre Dame, where he strives to create an environment in which people treat one another with dignity and respect, regardless of their views.  Coming from a biracial and bicultural family Eric always felt like he belonged both nowhere and everywhere but he found a way to make that work for him, literally. In fact, he says his work as a diversity educator started when he was a kid growing up in a place where people had often never met a black person before.  But just like many of us, there was a point when he felt like his job was an uphill battle and he was burnt out. And then Eric read a quote, “You can’t burn out if you’ve never been on fire.” And he realized he hadn’t actually given it his all, to hear about the different approaches he then took check out his full story.  In This Episode:  <ul> <li>[02:41] This/That with Eric</li> <li>[04:59] Growing up biracial and bicultural</li> <li>[08:45] Belonging everywhere and nowhere</li> <li>[13:05] Becoming a diversity educator</li> <li>[15:23] Advice for those struggling with feeling accepted</li> <li>[16:43] Those who have influenced and inspired Eric </li> <li>[19:42] Hiding depression and fighting to get out of it</li> <li>[23:52] The necessity of expressing emotions and feelings</li> <li>[28:05] The words that got Eric over his obstacles</li> <li>[32:30] The dangers of polarization and the importance of civility</li> <li>[35:11] Values that guide Eric</li> <li>[37:09] “Start from where you find yourself”</li> </ul> Quotes From This Episode:  <ul> <li>“God gives you everything you need for success. There’s always someone better looking, smarter, richer, stronger, but you have everything you need to accomplish what you want to accomplish.”</li> <li>“If you get an infection, if you don’t get help it’ll get worse. It’s the same with mental illness. If you’re not feeling well, go ask for help. It’s not a weakness, it's a strength to take care of yourself.”</li> <li>“We’re not all supposed to all agree on everything, but we have to disagree with dignity and respect.”</li> <li>“You have to start where you find yourself, if you’re inadequate you have to get stronger but you have to start where you are and build slowly and intentionally from there.”</li> </ul>

Eric Love: “You can’t burn out, if you’ve never been on fire.”

Brad talks to Eric Love. He's a private investigator who is currently serving as Joe Exotic's Executive Manager and Lead Investigator. Basically he is Joe's eyes and ears outside of prison. Eric has been working hard to get Joe out of jail and exonerated.

06-04 Eric Love Interview-Joe Exotic Lead Investigator/Executive Manager

Brian &amp; Eric learn about the Unarius Academy of Science, get totally on board with it, and 1000% want to join.

Ep 20. Brian & Eric Love This Cult

Tonight's episode is dedicated to the reason we're all here: Eric  Northman. We're going to talk about why we love him, our favorite Eric scenes and quotes from both the books and the show. Call in or chat to share your favorite Eric moments!

Dead Air: Eric Love