Bounce!

R4 has written an ode dedicated to the beloved Armed Forces of the United States, about working at a Bikers Rally in Coney Island and meeting a soldier just coming home with his fellow soldier buddies enjoying the sights and sounds of the surrounding Amusement Park. This episode is dedicated to the loving memory of one of my dear friends, Lourdes Enrique. En Paz Descanse.

While searching for some worthwhile bullet points for upcoming episodes, R4 encountered a Reddit Group based out of Scotland, who just recently posted about Bouncer Violence.

R4 visits the premiere NYC Casino, out in the boondocks of Queens next to that racetrack back in the year 2014. Speaking on yet more reasons that one should choose a different career path far away from this one.

R4 takes us back to Queens to a Mexican spot in Astoria that was big on happenings for such a small space.

Wrapping up this miniseries with more unfortunate tales of the endeavor of finding footing in the podcasting world.

After a nice time at a bar R4 returned home to record a Live on Instagram for the first time in over a year to discuss the persuasion of social media clout and income via rapping or DJing. Later when he decided nothing was gonna happen with the music business, he chose to go for podcasting instead.

This episode is dedicated to beloved mom Jennira 'Mama Bear' Roundtree, the young scholar and athlete Caleb Rijos and every one else affected by the unrelenting madness that are these times. R4 attempts to editorialize this as he is a grandfather in fear as well as hope of what the future holds for his own grandchildren.

Astonished at the viral video showing the brutality and unfortunate lethal demise of an inmate, Robert Brooks for the world to see, taking place at Marcy Correctional Facility, R4 reads an article from The Gothamist about the constant abuses taking place in prisons. Rest in peace to Mr. Brooks and the countless other victims of this ongoing scourge.

During the show's short hiatus, quite the lot has happened. Shootouts in New York City, while nothing new, unfortunately, made the front page when an assailant murdered a managed care CEO, not allegedly. The Bronx got kids running amuck shooting each other, using innocent victims as shields. Care workers get violently assaulted in Homeless Shelters. A violent, seemingly crazed illegal immigrant takes the life of an elderly woman, by setting a train on fire. With all of these events happening back to back to back, one is forced to relieve the pain of the present with a little nostalgia. NYC was not so dangerous and the nightlife still had somewhat a life before life started lifing at 1000 mph!

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Father Chris.

We revisit Old Gold while it was still well within its first years when it was a Tropical Club. The promoters on a hot July night in the early 2010s, had the bright idea of putting together a Foam Party. Yes. It's exactly how it sounds like. A bunch of kids playing inside a huge blow up pool with bubbles and foam floating onto everyone on the dance floor; it had to be seen to be believed.