On my way home from work today, there were several things that bugged me. Societal issues that really give me a lot of anxiety. Subway platform temperatures, sidewalk etiquette...just follow the rules of the road (applies to elevators, stairs, and escalators), excessive car honking...just stop! I’m also super stressed out because I have too much stuff at home. With some help, I plan on decluttering.

On this episode I talk about my habit of being attracted to unavailable women, the recent death of Chris Cornell and how medication possibly played a role In his death, and the story of Ray Spencer, a man charged with molesting his kids and spent 20 years in prison despite being innocent.

On this episode I talk about my “rolodex” of bad memories, the possibility of being a synesthete, and a Korean Noodle Antitrust lawsuit. I also go down a rabbit hole and bring up Net Neutrality again...

Apologies for the unplanned break. On this week’s podcast I talk about my laziness, how I’ve started exploring yoga and how it’s improved my life so far, the difference between being happy and unhappy and how I think a constant state of happiness is unobtainable (is that a word?), and how unlikely I think it is that we (humans) will ever encounter intelligent extraterrestrial life.

On this week’s episode I talk about how fucked up United Airlines is, how important it is to not delegitimize and stigmatize mental illness especially in dating, how I’ve started to reconcile my baggage and past issues, and my overall improvement and foray into yoga.

On this episode I discuss a very recent Tinder date that went pretty bad, the reason why I am not a happy person, and how the Sunk Cost Fallacy is one of the reasons why I've been so miserable

On this week's episode, I talk about my forgotten love of basketball and how it's too late for me, people being crafty and using PornHub to stream non-porn feature length films, the idea of monogamy vs polyamory, and my experiences (or bad experiences) with Tinder bots, fake accounts, and people asking for $5 on Venmo.

On this week's episode, I talk about how boring my previous podcasts have been, my recent struggles, how anxiety can make you seem like an asshole, some new treatments to mental illnesses, and my approach to the question "what's our purpose?" I admit some of these were shower thoughts.

On this week's episode I talk about my recent trip to Memphis, the crazy amount of personal information available on FamilyTreeNow.com, Net Neutrality, and my recent bout with depression.

I've decided I am going to try and do this on a weekly basis. On this week's episode I talk about my reaction to the Oscars, my recent sensitivity to racism, Steve Harvey, and very briefly, online dating.