Biggie "Five Years of Everyday Feeling Like Saturday"
Biggie returns to Adventures In Design five years after walking away from the music industry to talk about what retirement actually feels like once the fantasy becomes real.
What starts as a simple anniversary check-in quickly turns into a deep conversation about freedom, money, identity, ambition, parenting, aging, burnout, and the strange reality of achieving the dream most people spend their entire lives chasing.
Biggie opens up about:
Retiring during the pandemic and losing his obsession with “the grind”
What it feels like to remove financial stress from your life
Raising kids while still being young enough to fully enjoy it
Traveling the world with his family
The psychological void that appears after achieving major life goals
Earning his black belt in jiu-jitsu after a 10-year journey
Why mountaineering has become his newest obsession
The emotional aftermath of leaving the music industry behind
Watching Turnstile explode after retirement
The breakup of Every Time I Die
Losing a close friend and booking agent, Dave Shapiro
Politics, money, media overload, and why modern life feels increasingly disconnected
The episode becomes an honest conversation about success, purpose, and whether freedom actually solves life’s problems, or simply replaces them with new ones.
A thoughtful, funny, brutally honest check-in with one of the most requested returning guests in AID history.