Audio Tidbits

Please join me and Kevin for a Relaxing time beside the hearth. If you want, you can download the MP3 file at GaryCrow.net to add to your Christmas collection.

WOW! A tree in the house, excitement everywhere, and Santa is coming. Yes indeed, the jolly old elf himself. Christmas is indeed a magical time of year.

But when did we start to doubt, begin to loose the faith? For most of us, it was about the time we got to kindergarten. A question here, an overheard comment there and our confidence began to crack.

But that isn’t the most important point. Let’s listen and learn.

Sometimes it is nice to fix a beverage of your choice, sit back in your favorite easy chair beside a quiet fire and just think about Christmas and all that is good in our lives. If that is accompanied by Kevin’s meditative music, life is nearly perfect. Give it a try.

Yes indeed, it's time for that list again. Yes, that list. You know the one. It's the one that tracks naughty and nice. Well, as it turns out, not everyone is happy about that list. Let's hear from Ryan who has what may be some reasonable objections.

There are many ways to say Merry Christmas and even more who have shared their thoughts and perspectives on Christmas. Merry Christmas in Three Parts shares many of those snippets of wisdom for our thoughtful enjoyment. In addition, the music is worth a listen all by itself. Merry Christmas!

Thanks Giving is a time for family, turkey, fun and tediousness intertwined with joy. It is also a time for a gentle thought or so in the midst of the confusion. Please relax and enjoy.

This episode of Audio Tidbits is merely a conversation among the podcast team, sharing their perspectives on this and that. The episode concludes with a really nice, quiet tune that will leave you relaxed and ready for whatever comes next for you. Enjoy.

Is it ancient wisdom or merely silly silly talk? Perhaps a little of each. Give it a go.

Welcome to Audio Tidbits. For more tidbits, check out GaryCrow.net. In this episode, the first piece focuses on how jerks excel at being jerks and, by implication, how we can avoid being seen as jerks – a good outcome for all Tidbiters. The second piece explores why some children grow up to be leaders while most don’t. It really does have a lot to do with us. Of course, there are a couple of tunes from Kevin, as usual. Click play and give it a listen.

This is a story of sorts. Please note that it includes some family violence and strong language. If you are not okay with hearing this difficult sample of reality, I suggest you skip this episode of the podcast. If you are alright with that and with the caution in mind, press play and let’s set the framework and then meet the people who live through the storm.