A podcast in short bursts. Each episode poses one question, and two people answer it from where they actually stand.
Roy Coughlan (The Podfather) and Catherine Llewellyn (Beingspace.world) sit on different sides of most things — life experience, worldview, the way they arrive at an answer. Different Points isn't about reaching agreement. It's about hearing two honest responses to the same question, side by side, in under 10 minutes.
No script, no debate to win. Just one question, two points of view, and whatever truth sits between them.
New episodes drop Monday through Friday. Pick a question, press play, and see where you land.
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Roy Coughlan & Catherine Llewellyn at Podfather Network
In this episode, Roy and Catherine sit with a deceptively simple question: what is enough? Catherine calls ”enoughness” one of her favorite words, describing how easily she can get swept past the point of enough — a meal that only needed a few more spices, a conversation that didn’t need to cover every feeling to the last detail, a party where staying past the moment it stopped being fun leads somewhere strange. She shares a vivid image from her clubbing days: the telltale sign you stayed too long is being there when the lights come on and everyone’s makeup has run and the magic has evaporated — proof you should have left twenty minutes earlier. She makes the case that enoughness isn’t something you can define once and for all; it shifts moment to moment, day to day, and even applies to relationships reaching their natural completion. Roy shares his own practical version — as an early riser with no alarm clock, he knows when he’s hit his limit for the day, whether that’s 6pm or 10pm, and has learned to step away without guilt, trusting that tomorrow is another day to pick back up. Both land on the same point: the real skill isn’t achieving everything on your list, it’s becoming comfortable saying ”enough” without beating yourself up over it.
17 Sept 2026
#32 What Success Really Looks Like
In this episode, Roy and Catherine reflect on how their own definitions of success have shifted with age. Roy shares how success once meant assets, achievements, and places he’d traveled — but now means being a good son, a good father, and living in a way that never comes at someone else’s expense, becoming mission-driven rather than life-driven, where a real purpose brings everything together for the benefit of others, even people he’ll never meet. Catherine traces a similar evolution — from asking whether she’s contributing something that matters, to a deeper question of how she’s actually showing up in the world: her energy, her presence, and how aligned her daily life is with what she feels truly called to do. She shares a phrase that came out of a recent conversation with ChatGPT — that life is saying to us ”come and play” — and describes success as those moments of being fully in that zone, playful and free of ego, peace of mind, and feeling at one with herself, others, and the world. They close with a reminder that success doesn’t have to look like anyone else’s version of it — only your own.
16 Sept 2026
#31 Learning for Life
In this episode, Roy and Catherine ask each other a deceptively simple question: what are you learning right now? Catherine shares a lesson from day one of her humanistic psychology master’s degree — that literally everything is a learning opportunity, not just formal workshops — and how she trained herself to notice learning happening constantly, including right now on this podcast, where she’s practicing making a point quickly and meaningfully instead of over-explaining it. Roy shares two things he’s picked up: starting a Spanish podcast to genuinely learn the language, partly for his love of Spain and the many Spanish-speaking countries he’s visited, and partly because he believes learning a new language is simply good for the brain alongside his English, Irish, and Polish. He also opens up about picking guitar back up — something he tried once before and gave up on when his teacher clearly wasn’t invested — and how he recently shipped his old guitar over from Ireland and roped in his musically talented brother to finally learn properly, this time from a place of enjoyment rather than obligation, with hopes his son might pick up a few chords too.
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