In this episode, Josh says goodbye to Muggsy, the legendary beagle.

You've arrived. Welcome. Get comfortable and take a few deep breaths. Okay, now y'ready to roll into episode 124. In this gem, Josh describes a magical moment in one of his classes (yes, actual magic), explores the possible life of an old neighbor, questions the English butchering of the English language, examines undesirable names, takes a journey through Aaron Copland's music, and pays tribute to a fallen hero. This one gets weird, but don't they all? Perhaps, the good kind of weird...like most things in life. Stream away! On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Josh is ready to call out the shitty people populating this planet. Hey shitty people, Josh is primed and ready to discuss and describe ya! Arrrrrrya ready? Nope. Great. So, here we go...into a world of angry mobs storming into places they don't belong (like our nation's capitol), a world of people abusing donation bins, and a world of men stumbling into troughs with bad attitudes. They true shitty people have been warned about this episode. It's the one to wake up the planet. Maybe. It's also the one that analyzes this new era of Warriors basketball and dysfunctional families. Okay, stream on! Much love. Capture that sliver of peace floating in the air and stuff it deep down into your inner-essence. Or something like that. On Twitter @jrosenberg957

You have made it to the final episode of 2020! Congrats. You did it. Milestone? Maybe. Are you appreciated? Certainly. Josh is ready to drop thoughts on the many books that have resonated deeply over the year. This one covers the important things like undeveloped talents, brie cheese, David Paymer, understanding the foundations of this country, Hollywood's depictions of Native Americans, sad Twilight Zones, and The Giving Tree. That's right, you'll be rewarded at the end with a reading of The Giving Tree. Then, you can analyze it all day or all week or all year. Y'have time. Wishing you all a very happy new year ahead, filled with health and happiness.

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Josh is going hard into the seltzer craze, really hard into the Peloton craze, even harder into the holiday card craze, way too hard into the social media craze, not hard enough into bad parenting and bad children's books, and kinda hard into holiday music. Kinda. Yet, this one needs your full attention, so put down the egg nog for a sec and focus. C'mon, c'mon, c'mon nestle up close to this episode and embrace the sweet feeling of holiday cheer. Feel loved in this moment. Because you are. Josh loves you always. That's a simple fact of life. On Twitter @jrosenberg957. Peace m'peeps. Peace.

Get Joe some tea already! Clear that throat! Okay, welcome on in to the show. This show jumps right into the pressing issues of the day, including Wilt Chamberlain's bedroom achievements (why?), moving on without any more presidents (wait, why?), Paul Simon's creativity (ok, but why?), Ted Danson's likable face (you know why), and the Cold War (how relevant!). This one will soothe your soul in a way that reminds you to pause, reflect, and take care of the world around you. Okay, absolutely none of that is likely true but if it happens, then ride the wave. Ride it all the way into the holiday season. Peace and love my good folks. Peace and love. Drop that sweet rating on iTunes and stream away! On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Wake up, buckle up, and toss it up (as Tupac told us to do). Josh has a word for the holiday travelers. Yep, just a word. He has also prepared a "word" about Chinese soup, the new Covid19 vaccine, home invaders, laugh attacks, Peppa Pig, and the mystery of James Taylor's lyrics. James, what the hell are you talking about? We're all listening! Okay, folks, light those candles, wrap those gifts, put up the wreath and ornaments, and prepare for the sheltered holidayzzzzzzzz. Much love! On Twitter @jrosenberg957

The inner monologue becomes an outer-body experience, as Josh finally goes to the dentist and lives to describe it. Josh also lives to describe other things that don't really need to be described such as psychedelic drugs for retired athletes, vanishing remote controls, the Comedy Store docuseries, the legendary Wally Adeyemo, and Hooters. Yes, Hooters (the classy restaurant). Stream away and embrace the day! Peace to all. On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Josh is about to drop some serious squirrel knowledge, so back up. Back up! Then back up some more, into meaningless rants about pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (talkin' embryos yo!), Twitter cowards who need beatings, megalomania, IKEA furniture names, and phones in bathrooms (where they belong). Okay, thankful and grateful for you all! Drop a rating or review on iTunes and have a splendid existence on this planet (and beyond!). Much love.

Let this episode serve as a wake-up call. Not sure what that means, but Josh is primed and ready to discuss the fading purpose of malls (and the far-from-exhilarating documentary Jasper Mall), the broken two-party system (remember that stress-free election?), cute coyotes, silverware in the garbage disposal, homo erectus and the evolution of us beings, Zoom class chaos, and the drama of prescription medication ads. There are probably some other things in the messy little episode, but you'll have to listen and find the hidden treasures. Okay, stream away and spread love in the world today. On Twitter @jrosenberg957