In this episode, I discuss my disappointments with the art industry at my new job at a gaming company, my take on expectations based on the views of Cicero, and what perhaps may be in store for me in the future. At this point in my life, I don't find myself wanting to continue in the art industry with the way things are going.

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In this episode, Matt, Big D and I discuss our history in the US regarding religion and why we have chosen to reject mainstream religions. 

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In this episode, I discuss in further detail what is wrong with the "For-Profit" university/college system. I also discuss my own experiences growing up as a student being confused by the collegiate system, the pitfalls and traps one can find themselves in, and some solutions on how to make your way through the quagmire of deceit of the Recruitment methods of the institutions.

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In this special episode, we discuss fighting cancer with Matt, as well as the difficulties of battling depression and substance abuse while undergoing treatment. We also discuss briefly Matt's difficulties with a religious family while going through this difficult time all the while being an atheist.

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In the episode, I discuss the Modern and Post Modern era as well as analyze the critique of a popular, viral video criticizing Modern/Post Modern art. Join me as we explore just how wrong this critic is in many ways, all the while having had a few drinks in me to get me going. Be forewarned- there is some harsh and passionate language in this episode so if you for whatever reason want to suggest this episode, make sure they are aware. 

I am aware that not all the details are presented for each topic and a broadly go over important swaths of history and keep in mind that I may explore those deeper in future podcasts. I will be setting up an email account soon so get your comments, criticisms, corrections and questions ready!

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In this episode, I discuss some of my experiences riding my bike which has connected a lot of my life from childhood. Included are some interesting tidbits on some fights and bullying I experienced growing up as well as some more humorous stories. Enjoy!

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In this episode, we finish up a discussion on management of personnel in the workplace. We discuss in relatively simplistic terms my take on Marxian economics, capitalism and why I support democracy and worker co-ops in private enterprise.I also discuss the downfalls of the film visual effects industry problems with managing people when working inside a capitalist economic system. 

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This is the actual final part of the conversation started in episode 5 Part 1. Please enjoy this short, non-corrupted conclusion.

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In part 2, I discuss Music and how it influenced my life personally and professionally. Join me as I continue our discussion last time about my youth and how it helped shape me into the professional I am today.

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In this episode, I tell some funny stories and talk about my youthful need to be liked, my early childhood years in elementary school and bullying that I had to withstand while I was in middle school. Please, come with me and take a trip down my memory lane to discover what may have made me a successful leader.