This episode of “I Am Citizen Abels” is the second of a three-part series with renown therapist and corporate consultant, Dr. Beatrice Chestnut. The Citizen and Dr. Chestnut run through interesting aspects about three of the nine Enneagram types, and discuss the Enneagram’s use in general. Needless to say, our magnanimous friend starts to believe he’s every type and everyone and everything. Clearly, YouTubing has gone to his head.

On this episode of “I Am Citizen Abels” – the first of a three-part series – therapist and corporate consultant, Dr. Beatrice Chestnut, talks about the Enneagram personality type system. Dr. Chestnut and The Citizen go through some Enneagram basics, discuss the history of the Enneagram, and run through some of the nine Enneagram types. Of course, The Citizen is at his neurotic best, and starts identifying with every type. If he could only find the right type to go out with.

As everyone who’s anyone knows, our friend The Citizen is “the chosen one” no matter what the crowd at the convenience store says. But on this episode of “I Am Citizen Abels,” The Citizen and ardent Donald Trump supporter Ken Perry discuss whether Mr. Trump is as he and two other people say, “the chosen one” who is like the second coming of God to the people of Israel. Oy. Is there anything else that people can talk about besides crazy men and Chinese tariffs. Well, leave that up to Citizen Ab

On this second “I Am Citizen Abels” episode with CBD entrepreneur Peppi Eliason, The Citizen learns about different products that help people with sleep, anxiety, and aches and pains. Peppi shows and talks about friends, family, and pets who have benefited from these products. So, get onboard, get out of bed, and get going by trying something different than what you’re doing now. After all, The Citizen does that every show he’s on.

CBD oil, also known as cannabinol, is the hot thing these days. And while our friend, The Citizen, always thinks his little head is the hot thing every day, he bites his lip and gives time to his friend and fellow businesswoman, Peppi Eliason, who is a CBD product entrepreneur. Peppi tells Citizen Abels that he can find relief for much of the pain he has – with the notable exception of his ex-wife and her lawyer – by using CBD.

While his kids, family, friends, neighbors, and the rest of the world think Citizen Abels is an idiot and a moron (an idiot and a moron?), our fearless friend sets out to prove them wrong as he takes on the task of mounting a TV on his son’s bedroom wall using a TV wall mounting kit. And lo and behold, The Citizen does it!!! So can you. But only – of course – if you watch this episode of “I Am Citizen Abels,” in bold, living color and high-def. OMG!!!

David Hoffman has led an interesting life. He’s lived in New York and California; created great documentaries such as “Sing Sing Thanksgiving” with B.B. King and Joan Baez; worked for major corporations doing communications work; been rich, been poor. And at 78, Hoffman is still going strong. On this episode of “I Am Citizen Abels,” The Citizen listens intently to Hoffman’s story, and wonders...

In this episode of “I Am Citizen Abels,” BDSM romance writer Tara Sue Me talks about what drives women to her books, how these books affect their sex lives, and what prejudices and limitations confine people in the BDSM “lifestyle.” Tara Sue’s books – mostly easy-to-read e-books for $4.99 – include her famous Submissive series, which includes titles like “The Submissive” and “The Dominant.” Her latest book is, yes, you guessed it – “FOK” – a Wall Street acronym for “Fulfill O

David Hoffman has had a long, successful, and productive career in film, on TV, and on YouTube. The Citizen talks in this episode of “I Am Citizen Abels” with Hoffman about life, growing up in New York, his dedication and passion for film and for communicating. Hoffman tells the story of the making of “Sing Sing Thanksgiving,” his documentary featuring a concert with B.B. King and Joan Baez at the notorious Sing Sing prison.

The Citizen welcomes back his old young friend and former producer, Artem Smirnov, in this episode of “I Am Citizen Abels.” The one and one-half Jews discuss Artem’s trip of self-discovery across the U.S. and across the Mexican border where problems like frayed cable wires just don’t exist. So, take this voyage of discovery yourself, and find out what Artem realizes is more important than anything in life – even more important than the whole world watching The Citizen. Yes, you guessed it – peac