Gordon joins me to explain the existence of mythical creatures beyond Bigfoot, treykon and other beings. We talk about UFO connections and alien lifeforms and possible reasoning behind some of the lore.

Brenden is the founder of MasterTalk, a Youtube channel he started to help the world master the art of public speaking and communication. He helps purpose driven entrepreneurs achieve their milestones in life and master their message.

Electronic music producer Chris Cavalari will help educate me on music programming, acting in films and webseries and shopping a screenplay

Author of the short story series Wildly Inappropriate Stories for Children. The first two books have been released on Amazon. The first is Vlad and the Vast Beach. It is based loosely on my experiences learning the Russian language around Brighton Beach in NYC.

The second story Sticky Fingers from Jam, is loosely based on my experience as a child in 1970s West Virginia meeting my cousin as he emerged from a corn field naked and covered in butter and sugar.

The third story is The Glorious Gizzard of Roz. It is a psychological thriller for kids. It is already written but currently in production.

Evan is a pop music performer that claims he was the victim of an assault/hate crime. We discuss the details of his alleged attack and why he seems more focused on getting famous than justice. Minddog asks some probing questions about the alleged attack but the discussion kept coming back to the quest to be a celebrity.

Our Funny Friend From Across The Pond Returns For A Few Laughs And A Catch Up.

We talk about politics, Welsh bands, Californications, Karens, word police and much more. Oh and drinking. Irony as well.

Robin O’Donovan is a singer-songwriter, single mom, former RV nomad, podcaster, and life purpose coach, helping people who know there's got to be more to life, to explore and live their life's purpose. Robin's mission is to help people have fun and be one hundred percent themselves, while people throw wads of money at them! After years of struggle with depression and chronic fatigue, Robin now lives her life's purpose and her full time, outrageously fun dream of spending amazing times with her kids, while creating and performing music, coaching, traveling, and speaking.

Michelle Vandepas is the nation’s leading expert for entrepreneurs, personal development experts, and quantum healers who want to share what they’ve learned with the world by becoming an author. She is the co-founder of GracePoint Matrix and GracePoint Publishing, the gold standard in concierge publishing. She is also an esteemed TEDx speaker and TEDx Speaker Coach.

Compassion and Corruption: A Candid Look Behind Nursing Home Doors is a colorful and unsparing exposé of the nursing home industry, revealing the truths about inept government oversight, greedy and corrupt owners, and the vulnerable residents they are tasked to serve.

This book offers an authentic and transparent look at nursing home life through poignant,

humorous and sometimes shocking anecdotes, framed by research-based commentary on the most pressing issues facing today’s nursing homes. From her first assignment as the night shift nurse in a New York State nursing home, to her latter days as the administrator at Robinwood Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, author Jill Smoller brings the reader inside the day-to-day decisions and dramas that unfold in these misunderstood facilities.

Her dramatic, first-person account is a reminder that no amount of training can properly prepare a patient, caregiver, or family member for what actually takes place inside nursing homes.This is a "must read" for anyone who has a loved one in a nursing home or anyone who is considering nursing home placement. From professional guidance on selecting a nursing home to understanding how the industry operates, the book provides a wealth of insightful and honest perspectives on life behind nursing home doors. For healthcare workers in the industry, the book is a refreshing voice, and a confirmation of truths that are generally left unsaid.

Producer Director at Ro-Boob: The Farting Robot Monster, Producer Director at Gimme Head: the Tale of the Cuyahoga Valley Bigfoot and Producer/Director at Lone Buzzard Filmworks.

Logan Fry was born William Logan Fry in Columbus, Ohio in September, 1944. The son of a Federal Administrative Law Judge and an elementary school teacher, he graduated from Oberlin College in 1967 and Case Western University Law School in 1970, concurrently serving in Artillery, then Judge Advocate General, units of the United States Army Reserve. In addition to reserve duty, Logan earned his tuition by working on the family Christmas tree farm near Akron, Ohio, as a janitorial assistant in a rubber company research lab, a shipping and receiving clerk in a light fixture factory, a rake and shovel man for a landscaping company, a food runner in the college dining hall and a night bellman at the local Holiday Inn.

Acting was far from his first career choice. After graduation from law school, Logan served as a law intern in the Law Department of the City of Cleveland, then attorney in Antitrust Division of the United States Department of Justice, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Goodyear Atomic Corporation (which operated the Piketon uranium enrichment plant) and private practice. He retired in 1987 to become a world-class weaver with work in the collections of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Cleveland Art Museum and the deYoung Museum in San Francisco, among others. Logan has traveled the world, from active war zones in the Middle East to the brothels of Amsterdam and San Francisco.

Acting was a fluke, an opportunity that presented itself when Spider-Man 3 (2007) came to Cleveland, Ohio. Logan was cast as a precision driver for scenes with Sandman attempting his escape from Spider-Man in an armored truck. Although he had no formal training, he was hooked. Since then, he has done background work in major studio films projects like I Am Legend (2007), Taking Chance (2009), Real Steel (2011), Oz The Great and Powerful (2013) and Gotham (2014); as well as event participant, soldier, zombie or undead in regional independent film. Background in major film productions built knowledge - the opportunity to see the greatest directors and actors at work; while featured work in indies like Death of the Dead (2011), 25 Hill (2011) and Revenge of the Spacemen (2014) provided experience in speaking roles.

More recently, Logan has undertaken the production and direction of his own movies, with short and micro-short films like Gimme Head: the Tale of the Cuyahoga Valley Bigfoot (2016) and Ro-Boob: The Farting Robot Monster (2018), generally performing every role and task of the filmmaking process. Recognition has come swiftly, and his films have screened not only in his home state of Ohio, but also venues from NYC to LA; as well as Mexico, Panama, Uruguay, Great Brittain, Spain, Italy, Germany, Serbia, Turkey, India, South Africa and Australia - altogether fourteen countries on six continents. And Logan ferociously promotes his work, following his films with personal appearances at film festivals in the cities of Toronto, Mexico City, Montevideo, Barcelona, Kassel (Germany) and Belgrade.

He counts the outsider and trash film directors Don Dohler and Edward D. Wood Jr. as primary inspirations. You don't need to be a film school graduate with Hollywood connections to make good films; and Logan is living proof.