Arroe Collins Like Its Live Unplugged And Totally Uncut

Is anybody else writing this stuff down? I'm not talking about journalists and historians.  Real everyday people!  These are forever changing times.  I have to visit seven news websites to formulate my own interpretation.  Each news outlet is lopsided with an agenda.  It makes it difficult to understand truth over fake news. I write to have something to go back to.  To study and piece together.  A paper trail of right and wrong and all things in between.    

While the debt crisis continues to rage unabated, Going From Broke, backed by executive producer Ashton Kutcher, returns for its third season with hosts Dan Rosensweig, CEO of Chegg, and financial expert Tonya Rapley (MyFabFinance.com). The pair dedicate their time to helping participants, as well as viewers, navigate the reality of their debt in order to become the CEO of their own lives. In the wake of “The Great Resignation” manifesting across the American workforce, this season focuses on helping people manage their debt, job insecurity and growing mental health concerns.

“Family Karma”, the first docuseries to feature an all-Indian cast, returns to explore the personal journeys of nine young Indian American friends trying to navigate life, friendship, careers, and family. With their traditional parents and grandparents in tow, they offer no shortage of unsolicited advice wrapped in love. Everyone is looking for their perfect Bollywood ending in the new season, which gives new meaning to wedding season with two stunning ceremonies. Come celebrate new beginnings, welcome mysterious love interests, and reveal sinister relationship rumors.

It's a tough couple of questions! Where to begin?  How to begin?  We've all got ideas as to how we'd like things to play out but once inside the rings of life the gates of challenge are met.  

Darren Aronofsky and his screenwriting partner, Ari Handel, introduce their debut novel Monster Club, the first book in an action-packed, hilarious and heartfelt series about growing up, letting go, and facing down your monsters.

It can't be served as a solo journey. That's trapped by self design.  Learning how to be more open with the process keeps the visions clear...

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward Episode 535 With Rocker Terry Ilous

Terry Ilous, lead  singer for the band Great White, and founder of 80's  metal band XYZ is premiering his third solo venture, Gypsy Dreams.

A video trailer for  the album can be viewed via the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K900FNP5rrQ

Terry Ilous relocated  to Hollywood, California from Lyon, France in 1986 forming  the metal band XYZ along with friend and bassist Pat  Fontaine. Ilous quickly became a favorite on Sunset Strip  scene in the late 80's before getting signed to Enigma /  Capitol Records. After selling over 1.5 million records  worldwide and touring with artists such as Foreigner and  Alice Cooper; Ilous has continued to release albums well into the 2000’s along with film, song-writing, and  television work.

The new movie M3gan brings up a very interesting subject, what will happen to the human race if we can physical have conversations with compassion with an A.L. ?  They're already here but not so human like the film.  A.I.'s are needed in medicine as well as business. Research shows most scientists don't believe they'll become greater than the human but there's always that chance of them taking over more things for the human.  A.I's don't waste time thinking about things.  

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward Episode 534 With Actor Robert Bathurst From A World Of Curiosities

It’s spring and Three Pines is reemerging after the harsh winter. But not everything buried should come alive again. Not everything lying dormant should reemerge.

Katelyn and Derek met each other 15 years ago when Derek sent Katelyn a pick-up line over social media. It wasn't until about three months into dating that their musical connection began when they were asked to play together at a family member's funeral. They have now been pursuing music together for 15 years and have been married for 10. After moving to Nashville, they really found their stride and have consistently put out their own music while performing regularly and have been profiled in prestigious publications such as People, CMT and Rolling Stone. They even made it on the Rolling Stone's list of the "Top 10 country songs you can't miss out on" with their single "Amen," and had two music videos hold steady at #1 on the CMT channel countdown.