Kindness Matters Podcast

In this Episode we talk about a scientific theory that may or may not explain our division as a country as well as the Inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris as well as some good news.

Wherein we discuss what makes a patriot.  Was storming the Capitol Patriotic?  Also, do businesses have a right to ban you?  And, a little good news for cancer patients in Arkansas.

https://www.mtexpress.com/wood_river_journal/special_sections/what-are-the-qualities-of-a-true-patriot/article_045d5d16-582b-11e7-b321-cf0ae7aef741.html

https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/oncologist-forgives-650k-debt-of-patients-arkansas/

Insurrection, New features, Covid death.  

A quick teaser for our brand new episode January 8th.  Little different format.  I hope you will join us!

My last episode for 2020.  I will cover the Top 10 Things we have learned this year.  The good, the bad and the funny.  Sit back, relax and make some sourdough bread.

Mike discusses his fascination with broadcasting and the people and events that lead him to want to be a DJ (which he never was).

Natali's Front Bar in Red Lodge Montana

Chicken Man Episode One

Mike discusses his fascination with Republicans who feel that their elected officials are not doing enough to help the President.  How ordinarily good people are doing things that a few years ago would have been thought crazy.  And the risk an elected Republican takes if they do not "do enough".

Mike talks about Christmas; his family traditions of his childhood and how this year was so much different.  He also talks about hope for the New Year to come.

Have you ever thought about researching your family roots?  You might learn more than you think.  In this episode we learn about Mike's journey and some of the surprising things he learned. 

Free Family Genealogy Research.  https://www.familytree.com

Free Gravesite Photos.  https://www.findagrave.com

In this episode we look into Mike's time as a mask Nazi , his feelings on his fellow citizens roles during the pandemic and his hope for the future.