I want to tell y’all a little story about a trip to the candy store that changed the life of a little girl who decided that she would one day run for office. Also, if my honeytrap is listening, I want them to know that my love still burns bright.

On this episode, I discuss how I truly have no idea what I am talking about, indirectly assert that we are all lost, and explore the potential benefits of attempting to levitate, while suggesting that my haters are probably just psyops agents being used to assassinate foreign theater collaborators abroad.

Ok. I did it. I killed the vibe. It was a crime of necessity.

This is how Glory Kadigan, Akia Squitieri, and Sean Pollock may or may not have tried to sabotage my chance to get my show’s foot in the door at 14th Street Y as revenge for drawing attention to Noelle Ghoussaini’s illegal stalking and covert harassment toward me.

E84: Everybody’s got a gimmick.

Hey friends-here’s a fifteen minute meditation I like to do every morning before I start my day.

If I’m complicit, then you’re complicit in my complicity. Come with me in a journey down the tone scale.

Here’s an episode about the time in 2012 or 2013 when my smartphone died, and the operative who accidentally gave his ass away.

“I just want to be loved” is an age old motivator shared by many. And yet, the behavior it engenders can vary in the extreme. Unfortunately for Joseph Brooks, it won’t hold up in a court of law.

What are the different multi-interest black ops packages people order and how are they priced? Also, why aren’t there more reality shows about high level investigator firms like Black Cube and Kroll?