The Don is back at it by detailing his recent battle with a head cold, spending too much time debating the controversy on whether breast feeding should be documented or not, and the sad state of affair for fellow snorers.  He's a man of the people and for the people and won't stop fighting for what's fair.  Fair is fair.  Listen in and subscribe: https://www.patreon.com/domesticdon

The Don has had it with people not accepting free things in life, doesn't understand certain terms in kids' sports, and definitely doesn't get when you have to marry someone you've never seen before.  He talks too much about anatomical insecurities and playing on scorching hot structures, which are two things he knows a lot about.  As always, listen in and subscribe. https://www.patreon.com/domesticdon

The Don takes on the great state of California and rails on its attempts on fads and trends.  He also discusses his sadness for leaving Little Caesars behind, the fact that there are too many potholes in the world, and mentions a run in with a woman and a grocery cart.  As always, he's attempting to tackle the world's problems, one episode at a time.  Listen and subscribe. 

The Don is back to his old self and discusses abolishing holiday breaks, wonders why teachers ever complain, and thinks that some comedians are fine people.  He also goes into detail about a trip to Tahoe gone wrong.  The holidays are finally over and he's gearing up for the new year.  Enjoy. 

The Don provides details about going to San Francisco for a punk rock beer fest, discusses how things aren't what they used to be, comes to terms that he's no longer the same person, and doesn't understand why a Taco Bell closes at 8pm.  He misses when life used to seem simple because, let's face it, he's simple.  Listen in and subscribe. 

The Don talks about receiving a do-it-at-home cancer screening kit, being able to survive an impending apocalypse by eating marmots, and the struggle of finding friends in middle age.  He tries out some comedy bits to see if they work and soon finds that they probably never will.  But that's his process.  And not a good one.  Listen in and subscribe. 

It's the end of summer for the Don and his family is finally out of the house.  So he has time to talk about his upcoming birthday, wanting to get back to his youth, and his last hurrah camping trip in Tahoe.  He's trying to work things out and grow into his mid-forties.  It's all about growth.  Listen in.    

The Don opens up the curtains into his soul on this one.  It's not for the feint of heart.  He details gettings braces as a middle-aged man, having an awkward set of comedy at another open mic, and the lies girls in high school told him he'd become.  He's been living false promises most of his life.  Just ask his old collection of action figures.  Listen in and subscribe. patreon.com/domesticdon 

The Don has hit the stage running on an open mic night, wonders what other endeavor he can fail at in life, discusses a peeing statue and phallic-shaped waffles in Belgium, and wonders why white women want more color in their lives.  His dreams are coming true, as usual.  Listen in.  

The Don reminisces about drinking in his garage as a youth but then quickly moves into talking about the train ride from Munich to Prague, details the smell of pork in the air while striking out yet again, contemplates getting a Thai massage, and how Budweiser stole their identity.  This has nothing to do with the company's spokesperson as the Don is his own spokesman.  Listen up.