As you can tell by the title, this episode is about the child star of Meatballs and My Bodyguard. Just kidding; it’s a spoiler filled episode about the recently completed season 1 of Peacemaker. The first 74.5% of the podcast is politics free! I’ll give you a warning when the political talk begins.
After my two-month hiatus, I started working on new material on March 1 and realize there is enough for two podcasts. The next day, I had enough material for a third with Texas Governor Greg Abbott announcing the end to the mask mandate.
After my last podcast on January 1, I took a two month hiatus because “what could possibly happen?” This podcast focuses on what happened in January while I was away: the Capitol Riot and the beginning of the Biden regime.
What happens if Jo Jorgensen defies the odds and becomes president? Some of the predictions seem obvious but others will seem outright crazy. The craziness comes from an amalgam of things the candidates or their supporters have said/done, historical precedent, and a hell of a lot of theory. The predictions are also on an accelerated…
This podcast began in 2010 out of my need to work through the anger, confusion, and frustration. History has repeated itself, so I’m taking the next 32 minutes to vent.
I discuss my love for the 1976 classic film Network and pull quotes from the movie that I find have a profound insight on the media of today.
Thinking about the past and the present and what it means for the future. You may want to pour yourself a drink for this one.
For what it’s worth, thoughts on how we ought to get together prior to the eve of destruction.
100% politics FULL This is a brief follow up to last month’s podcast wondering what’s going to happen next with the pan(ic)demic.
I went over my self-imposed time restriction this month because there’s a lot to say. Not entirely what you think it is based on the title, this is a podcast filled with analogies, red flags, & there is an abundant use of “C” words.
It is the 10th Anniversary of this podcast. The first half of the episode is the story of why I started the podcast; plus, I individually thank everyone who has ever told me they listened to an episode. The second half is what’s changed in the past decade, what hasn’t, and what I wish would.
Political foolishness bookended by tragedy in this order: Kobe Bryant, Ricky Gervais, State of the Union, Impeachment, and Orson Bean
Why would an openly bisexual male feel like an outcast during Pride Month and what do holidays have to do with it?
Back to politics this month (sorry, id), a stream of consciousness about people who place blame and people who are to blame.
This podcast opens with a toast to the memory of Stan Lee, then I rant about people who are way too obsessed with how other’s choose to live.
This podcast is all about the basics. Last episode I talked about how my personal experiences led to my current point of view; this podcast is about the overall philosophy. I also talk about some minor changes I’ve considered implementing for a while and decided now is a good time to start.
I’ve talked about pieces of the puzzle over the years, but this podcast is personal. It’s all about me, the hows and whys of the podcast, and some hints at the future.
