In today's episode, I'll be discussing some of my thoughts relating to a story in the Telegraph about how masks might be affecting the way people are getting COVID-19, and how it might be good news for new infections.

In this episode, I go deep on a real example of software updates instantly and drastically improving my quality of life at work. We are in the process of migrating our work email to Microsoft 365, and it's amazing!

Today, I'll be delving in to my history of making things on the internet. There have been many a website and YouTube channel and podcast created by me over the years, and you can check out what they look like today from the 'Other Stuff Our Hosts Do' sidebar menu on unwindmedia.com.

In this episode, I discuss where I'm at with technology, and what iPhone and iPad I would like to upgrade to this fall under different circumstances (or when things go back to normal 😉).

In this episode, I discuss taking things that are not currently your job (but are your interests), and making them your job, including concrete examples and suggestions from when I've managed to make this work.

In this episode, I talk about ways to deal with repetitive schedules, like the way many of us are faced with having to live basically the same day over and over again for months.

Today I'll be discussing misinformation as it relates to politics and the pandemic, along with ways you can reduce your vulnerability (as a human) to amplifying or spreading misinformation, by being skeptical and taking a little extra time to verify before you share(ify).

In this episode, I discuss the process of figuring out what you're good at, through the lens of the Frozen II documentary Into the Unknown, on Disney+. It took me a long time to figure out what my skillset was, but now that I have, I can really double down and work on it.

Today, I will be talking about why opinions too strongly held are bad, and then I end up veering hard in to Black Lives Matter and ongoing police brutality, which seems to be one important issue arising from the improper use of strong belief.

Today, I'll be talking about car culture, induced demand (more lanes = more traffic), and how motor vehicles are great in a few key ways but just awful in so many others.