Bounce!

Inspired by international submissions, R4 answers the first line of questions and comments from the many platforms of social media, e-mails, and the burgeoning "Bounce" YouTube channel and Force Fed Digital Podcast.

The Lost Episode concludes as R4 and Professor Food wrap up their driven banter for whoever might seek the advice of an a currently active and recently retired NYC nightime veterans.

On this edition of Bounce, we dust off an old episode from the late 10's and welcome back Professor Food for another lively conversation with R4.

We join R4 as we revisit Metricopolis for another adventure in the Midtown Manhattan night spot, but not without discussing current events taking place in New York City.

Searching for some semblance of good news, whilst recording on a live on his "The United Ronin NetwoR4ks" YouTube channel, R4 gleefully shows his notice for Jury Duty, as it signifies his official return to society as a law abiding citizen. This episode is dedicated to the memory of Big Mike.

A testament to what dangers the Bouncer endures. This episode is dedicated to Laurence Hopkins. Rest In Power to him and all other Angels who have given their lives in the name of safety and security.

We revisit R4's sometimes most beloved place yet least liked in The Bronx, The Infamous Triangle once again. While taking a break at the front of La Laguna he witnesses an incident that begins inside the place directly across, Saoco's, that literally spilled into the street.

In this controversial edition of Bounce, the current events of immigration and issues such as sickness and a rising crime rate in a city, which was once upon a time heralded as the safest metropolis in the United States, eroding to a much sadder time, some say is reminiscent of the bad old days. However, R4 sadly lists the reasons why these are the new bad days.

In his hospital room waiting to begin a sleep study, R4 is reminded of the time he had to visit an ER after a pretty violent night at the Beach House, in The Bronx.

On the electric streets of Hell's Kitchen in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, R4 is employed at a tiny, but upscale restaurant by day and also a gay friendly bar at night. The money was right and R4 loved working there because it wasn't a tough gig at all and folks for the most part were very respectful, but sadly he'll soon be reminded that nothing ever lasts in the very Fast world of the nightlife.