It hasn't been my day, my week, my month, or even my year, but I'm okay. AND... I'll be there for you. Will get some more in depth analysis for you guys soon, but for right now, the game remains the same: All the marbles. Never give up. Never surrender. This is not a drill. Support the cause. Fly your flags. Sing your songs. And buck up, buttercup. Freedom ain't free.

Just a little rant about the post election wuss-out that most Republicans are having as of 11/4. Are we going to win? God, I hope so. But I feel certain Trump is going down swinging because he knows exactly what he's fighting for, even if you don't. Make no mistake; it ain't over today. 

Sorry guys! Politics this week. Debate analysis from the presidential debate last night. Discussion about the "moderates" out there, and how they're actually just leftists who are too ashamed to say so. Pretty fired up today. Hope you enjoy.

#MAGA #KAG #TRUMP2020 #SORRYNOTSORRY

The world is a weird place. Does prayer help you get through it? Some say it can. If you can get motivated by doing and not by just talking, can you get religion by praying first and believing later?

Do you have any family that you don't know, but you're still close to? I do. 

This week is a little personal. Glad nobody is listening.

All religion this week. No politics. But aren't they the same thing in the end? Really?

Seeking A Friend for the End of the World is one of the best movies you've probably never seen. Starring Steve Carell and Keira Knightley it's a love story that could've been told in any setting throughout history about what really matters in life. Major spoilers are present and some strong language in this analysis of the 2012 film. Given our life in 2020, it seemed appropriate to revisit it, and contemplate some of the deeper meanings. Enjoy.

For the theory that the world has already ended, see below:

https://megaphone.upworthy.com/p/conspiracy-theory-world-ended-in-2012

This is my first attempt at a movie review. I may do more. We'll see.

Did you know The Matrix has had you for a couple thousand years? Well, it has. This week's podcast is a discussion on being CRAZY vs having a different perspective through the lens of comedian Dave Chappelle's interview with James Lipton from several years back. Technology amplifies the hold of the existing power structure, but it's not the singular force in the world. Also contained herein: a brief discussion on cancel culture and the #cancelnetflix controversy. 

See the Lipton/Chappelle interview here:

https://youtu.be/pBq_SlX4Ht4

A decent explanation of Plato's Allegory of the Cave here:

https://youtu.be/O6U25zUBsdQ

It's important to know that it's not always the end of the world. Even though things are bizarre right now, it's a bizarre world. This week we discuss Hitchcock's Saboteur and The Boys from Brazil and the fact that wars are usually only started for two reasons: money and power. Try not to freak out. Maybe we can still save Christmas 2020.

Saboteur info click here 

The Boys from Brazil info click here 

Are you treating your friends like a caged bird? Keeping the things that matter to yourself? Worried about the direction of the country and your life? There are 80 million podcasts. It's one of the few opinion outlets I haven't explored, so why not?  

Just a little about politics, and a lot about connecting with people about things that matter. It's my first try, so don't expect too much.

Oh yeah... Biden is a senile old man. 

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Brad Cecil

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