Chancellor Pink

The act of listening seems a dying art to many. Yet it’s vital to our growth as compassionate human beings. Now more than ever, during these trying times, I encourage us all to share love with one another via the powerful gift of listening. Truly, listening is loving.

You’re going to have to humbly hunker down and make something of yourselves before you’ll find happiness being the original version of you. This is the new America. Power/respect dictate the success of your original thoughts.

The pandemic has fully revealed that stupid people react to fear stupidly, & America has too many stupid people. We need to change this country for the better. Please do your part by: 1) Being intelligent; & 2) Being ashamed of the stupid.

In this episode: If it’s an original thought that no one else is saying, then it has to be said. Putting this credo into practice, Your Chancellor talks about how/why the available movies On Demand have sucked during the pandemic.

Warning: you won’t like this podcast episode. It’s a true rant, & it is not politically correct. One white male tells the truth about minorities and women — they’re in it for themselves, as much as anyone else. Self interest drives everyone.

The Trump Presidency has done one good thing, it’s caused the spotlight to shine on the morality of us all. Here, I reflect on how both the right and left have some work to do before claiming the moral high ground.

Coronavirus is airborne. As such, the federal government should make N95 masks available to everyone en masse for free while also mandating that we all wear them outside of our homes.

The thoughts and behaviors of Americans during this pandemic continue to be so very disappointing.

Recently, more and more young people have been getting so sick from this virus that they’re needing to be hospitalized. So yes, young people can get sick from Covid-19. And you know what else they can do? Young people can also stay home.

Why are so many people delusional about the seriousness of COVID-19? No need. It’s possible to accept the reality of this deadly pandemic while still maintaining hope in the future.