Ask Hans

Ask Hans: Episode 16 "Not the Moon—Try Everest"

Hans explores big and small joys—from Olympic dreams and Everest adventures to gratitude, purpose, and what truly brings happiness. He reflects on family, simple living, and why fulfillment matters more than chasing happiness. With humor and heart, he reminds us to enjoy the journey and give what we can along the way. Do you have a question for next time? Email askhanspodcast@gmail.com

Ask Hans: Episode 15 - "Grief, Growth & a Little Bit of Grace"

Hans reflects on grief, memory, and how to honor those we’ve lost with love instead of pain. He shares wisdom on staying true to yourself, navigating life’s hardest moments, and finding connection in a divided world. With honesty and heart, he reminds us we’re never alone—and that kindness still leads the way. Do you have a question for next time? Email askhanspodcast@gmail.com

Ask Hans - Episode 14: "Where Would You Go? (And Why It Matters Less)"

Hans explores life’s big questions with curiosity and calm—from choosing the right job to the power of gratitude, love, and living in the moment. He reflects on time, simple joys, and the beauty of everyday life, then shares travel wisdom from trains to planes. Thoughtful, light, and full of perspective, this episode is a gentle reminder to enjoy the journey. Do you have a question for next time? Email askhanspodcast@gmail.com

Ask Hans - Episode 13: "Canceling Plans, Lending Money, and Other Terrible Ideas"

In this episode of Ask Hans, 93-year-old Hans dives into life’s classic dilemmas—like what to do when your friend treats plans as “suggestions,” whether lending money is generous or just risky business, and how to mend complicated family ties without making things worse. With equal parts wisdom and mischief, Hans reminds us that most problems require patience, a little humility… and maybe fewer $7 lattes. Thoughtful, honest, and unexpectedly funny—just the way life advice should be.

Ask Hans - Episode 12: "Kindness, Crossroads & Tombstone Wisdom"

Hans tackles big questions with humor and heart—from why boys act rough to knowing when to change jobs, learning to say no, and trusting your own path in your 30s. He also shares thoughts on equality, purpose, and what makes life meaningful (even on a tombstone). As always, it comes back to kindness, community, and connection. Do you have a question for next time? Email askhanspodcast@gmail.com