Meet Israel Joseph i. A man with humble beginnings who had led a life of experiences that can be heard through the roar of his vocals and the harmonious discordance and underlying connection of the rhythm of life and music. We discuss producing and creating new sounds and music during a lockdown/pandemic and explore his thoughts and philosophies of Life.

His newest album, Meltdown is available for purchase and streaming on all of the major sites that you love. Tune in to his Spotify at:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/1TvD9xvgFOH00YOtsUpCHd

Mackenzie drops in to talk to us about WTM, WTF, wildland fire, and transitioning to law school.

Cadre Flash drops in to discuss whisky, Snowdrop, the human right to work harder, and the Adventures of Flash & Mookie.

R3bel dropped in to discuss social disruption and corrosion of conformity.

Dr. Chris B. drops in to discuss martial arts, law enforcement training/supplemental training, handling the lockdown with a large family, and growing up Baltimore.

Tune in for our episode with "Cookie" as he walks us down the path of rescuing dogs and more, soap making, comedy and martial arts. 

Sean dropped in to kick some knowledge, disabuse my lack of knowledge, and talk to us about Operations Valor, veterans focused nonprofits, how to bridge that gap, and the shared suffering of endurance and racing.

Tune in as Kirk Wheeler drops by to chat about government service, taekwondo and its effectiveness, and his experience as a small business owner during the time of lockdown.

Drop in to catch Ian Liljeblad, local artists and real estate agent, discuss Burning Man, Rastafarian music, and creativity that inspires the world, one soul at a time.

A great discussion that debunks some assumptions and preconceived notions that the general public might hold. We are all creatives. Our skills are vast and different.

Drop in and catch the soulful sounds of Mikey Bee as he tells us all about Range University, The Kokoro Project, and how you could have managed Bertha.