The Don had a rough time on a rugby road trip and beyond.  He yelled at friends, puked on a $170 blanket, and witnessed a near fight over a water bottle.  All of this was his fault.  Everything usually is.  Listen in to see how he learns to rectify himself.  

The Don's dreams of living abroad have died and he begins yet another stint in-country talking about pursuing new dreams, how to get out of voting in front of Trader Joe's, and the luxury of being able to roll down windows manually.  He might not be wealthy, but he's rich at heart.  

The end of summer has come for the Don.  He reviews the good, bad, and horrible over the past few months, plus details his woes with human resources workers, a run-in with woman with a dog, and the odd nature of buying gas.  It's hot, he's not, so enjoy.  

The Don is back and discusses his summer break so far, talks about American fashion, and the ins and outs of being a thrifty shopper.  He doesn't like the weather during this season but, as always, brings the heat with a new episode.  

The Don reflects on his time taking care of a Covid victim, understands the importance of a clean garage, and how suburban woes can spiral out of control.  He's keeping it together for his listeners because he shines with love and hope.  Enjoy.   

The Don discusses the ills of being a late bloomer in most things in life, how Joe Camel and a high school English teacher's beard influenced his decisions, and the fact that the government is trying to kill us.  Not all heroes wear capes.  And the Don doesn't even own a sports jacket.  Listen in.  

The Don takes us through his immigration process, his time spent with his daughter at a monster truck rally, and what he doesn't like about certain swimsuits.  He also made up a couple new holidays.  It's like festivus, without the pole.  Listen up.  

The Don takes you on a memory tour of 6th grade sex ed, analyzes the connection between opioids and Trader Joe's, and why Batman is so sad.  He continues to fight the good fight.  Listen up.  

The Don reflects on his daughter's first slumber party, goes into detail about the horror of chicken bakes, and thinks of what cartoon character he would he marry.  As always, he's trying to make things better for humanity.  

The Don takes a trip to the most magical place on Earth and find little to no magic, or happiness.  He rides It's a Small World and gets caught ogling a woman in line.  Plus he talks about possibly moving to Spain and bad Western movies.  Arriba.