We dive into the highlights of "The Real Anthony Fauci" by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. I encourage everyone to go buy this book and read it for yourself. Forward this video to provide highlights to your friends, and family, who might not be able to read.

Just saying hi. Remembering a friend, Jonny Perez. Got some things in the works and will have new episodes soon.

Hey everyone, it’s Jordan Morrison! I know I’ve been away for a bit, but I’m back with Episode 54 of the It Is What It Is podcast. After some much-needed traveling, I’m excited to share my experience in Spain with you all. From the stunning architecture to the vibrant beaches, Spain offered some unforgettable moments. I explored beautiful cathedrals, enjoyed a helicopter tour over Barcelona, and soaked up the sun at Nikki Beach. Sure, there were a few surprises, like the quirky water bottles and some pricey spots, but overall, it was a trip full of great memories. Join me as I dive into all the highlights and give you my take on this incredible country.

In episode 53 of "It Is What It Is," host Jordan Morrison starts with a fascinating fact: Major League Baseball games use about 108 baseballs, equating to one cowhide per game. He shares his gratitude for the good fortune in his life, from family and friends to career and education.

Jordan reflects on his music production journey, detailing his progress over the past three years and offering advice for aspiring artists. He emphasizes the importance of writing regularly to enhance creativity, sharing how this practice has improved his own work.

The episode includes practical tips on music production techniques, such as experimenting with different sounds and textures. Jordan highlights the significance of patience and self-compassion, encouraging listeners to be kind to themselves and stay positive.

Wrapping up, he reassures that success is on the horizon and stresses the value of not stressing over timing. This episode blends fun facts, personal stories, and motivational advice for creatives.

Hey, everyone. It's Jordan Morrison, and welcome to episode 52 of "It Is What It Is."

In this episode, I dive deep into the emotions of doubt, confusion, and hesitation that I've been grappling with lately. Life has been a bit of a rollercoaster these past few weeks, and I've found myself slacking on the podcast. I want to apologize to you, to everyone out there, and to myself for that. But here I am, doing my best and being honest with you.

I share my personal experiences of meeting fellow podcasters and the valuable advice I received from a friend when moving from Dallas to Nashville. It’s been a journey filled with self-discovery, challenges, and learning to stay true to myself.

From the struggle of maintaining consistency to encountering inauthenticity, I reflect on what makes a podcast genuine and relatable. I talk about the importance of authenticity and how easy it is to fall into the trap of seeking validation rather than being true to oneself.

I also touch on my creative pursuits—singing, writing, producing, and playing piano—which have been both a source of joy and frustration. The past two years of podcasting and making music have reconnected me with my true self, reminding me of the hard-working, competitive person I am.

I know I'm not alone in these feelings of doubt and confusion. We all go through it, and it's a part of human nature. My advice? Count your blessings and remember what you're confident about. When you focus on what you love, fear and confusion take a backseat.

Thank you for being here and letting me share my journey with you. If you're feeling unsure, take a moment to ground yourself and remember your strengths.

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Hey, I’m Jordan Morrison, and welcome to episode 51 of "it is what it is." This episode dives deep into the theme of honesty - with yourself and with others. I share my personal journey of recognizing where I've fallen short, both in my podcast and music, and how embracing honesty has led to creative breakthroughs. From working with talented mentors to rediscovering the joy in my projects, this episode is a candid look at the ups and downs of staying true to oneself. Tune in for raw insights, new music, and lessons learned along the way.

Episode 50's topic is Thankfulness. In this episode I talk about a few things that I am thankful for. It always makes me feel so much better to give thanks and gratitude. I have recently worked on some cool projects with music and I share the in's and out's of my weekly training and work on a track.

Feeling extremely grateful. A lot of things are going right, right now. I wanted to take the time I needed to identify what I want in my life and what I do not. Thank you for sharing this episode with me.

This is a reminder to stay on track, I believe in you. President DJT is one of the funniest humans alive. Be sure to catch my take on Tom Brady.

This is by far my favorite episode to date. Social media comments are wild, some people are funny and some people are helpful. These comments I got on my viral video are hilarious. I miss my friends, also, buy your girl some flowers.