Life's Learning Curve

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpVCmQP3-R0    Conclusion   With the help of beer and dolphins, my documentary drastically degrades even more. We attempt to complete our shoot in Key West, but our behind the scenes story OVERTAKES the entire production. At long last, I find a mentor (on site) who makes a reality simple and possible. An amazing story!  

Tropical = Still Good.     Turpitude = Even MORE Nefarious.  

 SHOW NOTES:   The Motivational Documentary mentioned in this podcast can be found at:      https://vimeo.com/364526257

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpVCmQP3-R0   Part 1 (of 2)   Tropical = Good. Turpitude = being nefarious.   When I took a crew to remote Key West to shoot a squeaky-clean documentary, the REAL story unfolded behind the scenes. With immorality trying to take the main stage, I begin to understand that former college friends, alcohol and saltwater sometimes don’t mix. 

 SHOW NOTES:   "Just Spilling it"      podcast           https://radiopublic.com/just-spilling-it-GKzklv?fbclid=IwAR2iqHlaj0xdmj3oG8YZthw9xgj6jJGIf6tJiIbhPTG5kRReQtmeTK9XJbE

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Listen as Paul interviews musician Robert Broz. Besides music, LIFE is his ‘work of art’ He makes each day new, special and one of a kind. The human spirit succeeds once again!

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Our podcast retells stories of ideas & creativity. Almost all of us get our best ideas late at night when our brains are open & aware AND destressed. However, most of us wake the next day and never act upon our nighttime dreams and ideas.  but the dreamers of the day are the crazy ones whose successes & failures have been actualized & made possible. Meet Catherine, Bill, Tom, Clay and all those others whose input helped us make this episode possible. 

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When my father passed a few years back, I thought about all the love, work and care he and my mom put into raising my sister & me, I realized I didn’t need him like I used to need him. It was NOT because of his age or time. I still sought him out to listen to his direct, carefully measured  appropriate advice. It was then I realized he had parented & mentored me so well, for so long, I felt I knew which way to go. It was as if I could hear his voice helping me. 

Do my children listen or hear me? It is inevitable. They might not realize it now, but someday I would be honored to be a source for either one of them.

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Society has rules. Some people chose to VAGUELY support these rules. ENTER ...  Hanx and the eloquent and distinguished Mrs. Dorothy Tucker who will make life's molehills into mountains as fast as Korea 4G services in Seoul. (innocent simile) Meh.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BpL64Vct3g    Are mischief & prankishness necessary? Yes...Well sometimes. Shenanigans is the theme of the podcast as Paul remembers innocent, yet effective childhood shenanigans. (See Jim Halpert)

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In First Grade, Paul's perspectives and behavior become altered for the rest of his life. -We all can become better people by adding just the right people to our lives. Paul enters reading groups, encounters a first year teacher and is forced to sit next to Jimmy, a class misfit, who cannot control his outbursts. A mentor is used to smooth the waters of 1st grade. From that moment, Paul's perspectives and attitudes were changed. So...  What happened?? 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77ObwZOd_MY       As we saw our childhoods coming to an end, the feeling of innocence returned because of a vacation destination in California. Through fuzzy memories we retell about a 1968 vacation which presented adventure, sunburns and discovery. During the west coast's decade of peace, color & unrest, there was an unusual imbalance of protests and the feeling of all is well; despite the Vietnam War.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3BxSDDH1AU      Summers' possibilities are retold as Paul recalls his years at age six. Due to his family being given a surprise summer pass to a new country club, the Summer season defines its seasonal magic and the stories are synthesized through all five senses. Scary, fun and full of adventure, Paul discovers, swimming lessons, lifeguards and the abundant tasty crab apples. 

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