Failing Up

Former Beatle Paul McCartney fueled the old debate about the Beatles and The Rolling Stones, when he referred to the latter as a "Blues cover band."  There is no rivalry, just a shared history of great music during a period when pop culture exploded and took the lead.  The door was open by the Beatles and other great bands came charging through.  All great!  

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This episode is a reflection on when the new was presented to us by trusted journalist, and we the people came to our conclusions based on the information, not some screaming panel or personality. 

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Why through the ages has it proved impossible to give peace a chance?  A question lived and sung by John Lennon. Happy Birthday. 

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If Keith Richards and Mick Jagger still rock like they did for the past 60 years, then all will be just fine.  "We all need someone we can count on, so baby you can count on me." 

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There is something special about a Sunday, where time slows down, and the paper and coffee is a friend always to be found.  Inspired by Kris Kristofferson. 

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In this episode I explore the impact that social media is having on our sense of reality and mutual self value.  Everything is wonderful and everyone is beautiful and happy.  What is real and what is staged?  What is the impact on individuals when crafted perception is reality. No one farts and no one has dimensions in many cases.  A great gift and way to connect and at the same time a great way to disconnect and lose touch. 

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My reflections on the 20th anniversary of 9-11.

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In this episode I ramble about the importance of making sure all of our pets have their vaccinations against rabbis and other potential diseases.  Why do make sure they are vaccinate and many refuse the same?  

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In this Episode I reflect on the loss  of The Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts.  how he was the constant and the unseen drive.  I also discuss how comparing the  Rolling Stones to the Beatles does not make sense.  It is apples and Oranges.  Also, in the episode I reflect on the loss of iconic actor Ed Asner and his extraordinary career.  And, I mention a local Bar owner in in Syracuse NY who was the glue to the Irish Tipperary Hill  Community and beyond. 

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In this episode I reflect on the the aspects of adolescents and how they carry through friendships, relationships, health and organizations with age.  Hoping we can maintain those authentic responses and actions untainted by what we are told to be or how to act?  If we never allow ourselves to be placed in a box, we really don't have to spend time trying to think outside of it. 

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