Albert Einstein once said, "The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift." My next guest has several gifts. She's a fifth generation psychic & medium, and entrepeneur based out of the Las Vegas area. Her name is Dallisa Hocking and she has a great deal to share.. Check her out at Spiritandspark.com

Back in the band days, I was very tempted to leave Omaha, NE and make Minneapolis my home.
Largely because of the good friends I made there and the music of the moment we were in.
On this episode, I got to relive a few of those memories with my good friend James Clark lead singer of Fearless Records recording artists (supergroup!) KILL THE LIGHTS!!!
We talked about a few fun stories and his musical journey which led to Kill The Lights featuring he, as well as members of Bullet For My Valentine, Still Remains, and Threat Signal.

How did you pivot in the year that was 2020? My next guest is a well-known Seattle radio personality that has built quite the following on the social media app TikTok by having authentic and raw content. She's hilarious and a fantastic human being. Mason joins us in this episode or as her social media base knows her: Mason on the Mic

Just a few words since there wasn't an episode this past week. Quick take on UFC 261. Are you vaccinated? What kind of episodes do you want to hear in the future?

No Pride Records was a Nebraska based collaborative of rock bands that existed from 2003-2006. The goal was simple: align talent, skills, and connections to balance out the collaborative as a whole and elevate the exposure of all bands involved. Those bands being: Trippin Default, Civic Minded, More Than Yesterday, Old Boy Network, 3QE/Reagan Era/Right Side Impact, and Eyes Catch Fire. Lifelong friendships and new experiences were gained through this project - elevating and informing other musical endeavors to this day.

In this episode Mike is joined by stand up comic- Adam Nutter. Adam is also the founder of DropTent Media, The Cult of Us Podcast, The Porcupine podcast, and many more. We talk WuTang, Libertarianism, Cancel Culture, Bullies, and just how not to be a douche. It's a fun one!!!

After nearly 20 years in the fashion industry, Jia Wertz took a turn at the crossroads and became a true crime documentarian. Her movie, "Conviction," can be found on Amazon Prime and details the wrongful conviction and eventual release of Jeffery Deskovic. Jia is also a contributor to Forbes magazine, founder and fashion designer of Studio 15, and has recently been seen on "The List." I had a great chat with Jia, and hope you all enjoy it!

On this episode, Mike talks with our friend Taryn Oliver about Roller Derby, Being a Teacher, Cats, Dealing with Covid and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. We cover it all!

In this second "Mike-ro" (micro) solo episode I talk about the mindset of work ethic, and the hellfire week that brought this episode about. Also, I talk about 5 tips to cultivate a better work ethic and present a hashtag challenge at the end. #caughtonthemike #workethicchallenge

It wasn't luck that pushed Anthony Smith to the top of the UFC. It was grit, hard work, character, and determination. It was being ok with falling down, and getting right back up again. In this episode, two Nebraska dudes talk work ethic and finding that balance that makes defines a persons purpose.