JT tells us what it was like to start his life over: move to a different state and get a different job.
We talk about what sort of passion and drive one would need in order to make that kind of move.
We take a look at what it means for a place to be called "Home".
JT explains how after working his job at the IRS, he learned what his passion was and what he's doing to pursue it.

Dan and I start out by discussing moving out of our parents' house.
This leads into his story about a car accident that left his fiancee badly injured.
Dan talks about how he responded to the event vs. his fiancee.
We talk about what has come of his life since then and how happy he is to have gotten through that and have married her.
We take a look at our lives' and what we can do with the time that we have, the opportunities that lie in front of us.
We answer the question: What would we do if we had unlimited money and we could do whatever we wanted?
Stay tuned after the podcast for our quick discussion on the Super Bowl and past football memories from the point of view of two Patriots fans.

Stephen Olson tells of a show he watched called "Connections" and how it inspired him to look at the connections in his own life.
He tells a story about how a relative who's a social worker helped another relative of his (on a different branch of the family tree) get the help he needed to be able to enter the public school system.
He explains the chain of events that led to that point and what could have happened differently that would have caused this to not have happened.
We have a philosophical discussion about cause and effect and how life could be different with one decision being made differently (the butterfly effect)
Finally, we discuss happiness how a positive attitude can cause a better future

In this episode, we hear about
-The first time Luis picked up a camera
-What he did to learn as much as he could about photography
-What obstacles he had to face
-How he got his studio
-How the COVID pandemic has impacted his business
-How people can accomplish anything with a hustle mentality
-How Luis conducts himself in order to keep his business and personal integrity

Jonathan R and I talk about a time when Jonathan had a conversation with two people, Mr. Chin and Judge Barker (separate occasions), who had opposing views on the presidential election. We also discuss how listening to people who think different from us is the best way to get an understanding on people and the world. In this episode, we discuss:
-How philosophy can help with arguing and discussions
-Who I voted for in the election (Jonathan gets to hear yet another differing view)
-What type of Korean food I should try
-Mr. Chin's reasons for voting for Trump
-Judge Barker's reasons for starting the Republicans for Biden movement

Rich joins me on the show to tell of a time when he was undercover in Miami... after going rogue on Obama.
He had to find a way to take out Muammar Gaddafi before he blew the city up. His courageous efforts inspired a Star Wars movie.
Rich also gives his input on the famous event at Benghazi

Taylor is joined by Steve C to hear stories about what it was like for Steve to run a limo company.
The main story is about how one of Steve's party bus had a mysterious duplicate spotted a couple towns away.
Other stories include:
-A disgruntled employee quits during a prom
-Barbara can't find her missing keys
-Tom has dietary issues
We all know what it's like to work with people like these. Some make the job more frustrating, some make it more fun, some just make it more entertaining.