This is not a car talk episode. It is not a technical episode. Just some stuff you should know. A little bit of where we have been and then, where we are all going. Yes, even me. 

Dad sat in front of the microphone one morning aftrer an incredible dream. Some of what he recorded ended up here. Solid, simple advice for other parents and thier kids. An outline for you to succeeed in your own way.

Dad STRONGLY feels comedy is the last area of free speech. And he doens't think it will last.

My mom literally sat my dad down and threw 3 random topics at him from google news. LOL! Partially to get him back in front of the microphone and a little bit just to see if he could talk for 20 minutes about any random owrd or idea. A bowling ball or a lampshade. HA HA HA .... Guess he did it because here we are. 

Enjoy!

2 stories from dad. 

1) The famous 10 Oreos story about raising kids and the consequences of teaching proportions.

2) Dad points out his own hypocrisy raising kids. Why he chose to do that I will never know. LOL

I am learning my interview techniques. Still working on them but I thought I would try them out on Dad and ask him a few questions about how he became a mechanic. Sorta dry stuff, but you do get a few tid bits of info. If you are looking to know more of us as a family? This one counts! Part 2 will have all the funny stories!

Hey! Here we are again!  Mom's back! Today we get a Superbowl analysis, quick thoughts on the trucker convoy, my grades and schoolwork (for some stupid reason that made the list) and a preview on the leukemia podcast coming soon.

That's about it for now.

I recorded.

Mom spoke the most.

Dad edited for me.

Allie proof read it all.

And I posted. :)

GZK-

My dad woke up 2 days ago with more of the 'racism and how we all handle it' on his mind. To be fair he gets into a lot of discussions about it and it bothers him a lot. But the other day he went deeper. How do I know? He was up at 6am typing away very loud. I went to school but my Mom asked him to read some of what he was writing. So he did. She demanded he record some of those thoughts on a podcast, which he did. When I came home I listened to it several times. I'm not sure if I found anything that would get my Dad banned from social media. LOL But nobody wants to put their foot in their mouth while collecting their thoughts. In this episode my Dad, for the first time, pushes back on how groups promote their agendas and talks about how he feels they do more harm than good in some cases. I don't know..... you will either love it or hate it. I don't think this episode leaves any room for middle of the road loyalties. LOL. :)

Remember, it's just my dads opinion. 

GZK