Mr.G tells you all about The Sphere at The Venetian Resort. He also tells the story about his mom's 3 Black Cats, and what their longevity taught him.

The Sphere looks like the premiere arena in the world. It is not built for a football or basketblal team, but it could hold great MMA events and concerts. U2 kicks off the concert series in late September. One new aspect is the generation of smells and wind for audience goers.

Mr.G tells you what REAL constipation is like. He also talks about his favortie and the media's new favorite basketball player. Mr.G predicts "Wemby" will be the first rookie to win MVP and will also eventually break Wilt Chamberlin's 100 point game record.

The two problem neighbors, the woman with the shopping carts on the first floor, and the aggresive nasty young man on the second floor, tried to distract and interupt the podcast by literally yelling outside Mr.G's apartment.

I think CPS took away some of the lady's infants, so she wasn't able to shake them like marracas in order to make as much noise as possible.

Some of the other, more normal, neighbors yelled at them to shut up too. Mr.G was speaking at a low level inside his own apartment with the doors and windows closed. They are standing outside making noise where EVERYONE can here them, not just me.

These are all one bedroom apartments. The problems with the plumbing, the dumbster over flowing, lots of noise and cars, come from the apartments that have 4, 5 or 6 people living there. The cans they collect attract bugs. The shopping carts they use are stolen from Costco. The chickens they raise taste like sewer rat and their eggs look like they came from the Toxic Avenger.

Gregory Brandt (Mr.G) spent 64 day at Zero Tollerance bootcamp in 1998. If anyone can track down his mugshot, he will give you $100 and a free copy of his book "Gonzo Education."

Gregory Brandt (Mr.G) is a writer in Honolulu, Hawaii. He feeds a colony of street cats every morning before sunrise. His first book is called "Gonzo Education." It's an autobiography that starts when he drops out of high school and ends when he graduates from the University of Texas in Austin School of Journalism. Aloha.

The overzealous loser neighbors will not stop Mr.G. They will just make themselves look worse than they already have.

Mr.G always wins.

PART ONE of Today's PODCAST

Gregory Brandt (Mr.G) is a writer in Honolulu, Hawaii. He feeds a colony of street cats every morning before sunrise. His first book is called "Gonzo Education" and is one of the highest rated books on Amazon. It's a nonfiction memoir which begans with Gregory dropping out of high school. The book ends with him graduating from the highly prestegous journalism school, The University of Texas School of Journalism where he recieved a Bacherlor's of Journalism in print journalism.

Check out his daily cat feeding videos on YouTube and Tiktok and request his first book at your local public library.

Mr.G tells you what he thinks about the new Indiana Jones movie. He also tells you what he was doing on the Fourth of July 2011 and how much he has changed since then. He did not think the new Indiana Jones movie was as horrible as people say, and he thinks it was much better than the last one. Gregory Brandt (Mr.G) is a writer in Honolulu, Hawaii. He feeds a colony of street cats every morning before sunrise in a bad neighborhood. In the four plus years he has been feeding these cats, he has been attacked, chased by people with steak knives, sliced with a box cutter, and he has had to use his trusty pepper spray on more than one occassion. There are over 2 million homeless cats in Hawaii. Mr.G feeds just a handful.

Mr.G creates a new podcast episode everyday. The vast majority of podcasts are between 20 and 30 minutes long, and Mr.G follows this format. Full episodes are uploaded onto Twitter and YouTube. He also writes an essay everyday and makes daily videos of his cat feedings on TikTok.

Gregory Brandt (Mr.G) is a writer in Honolulu, Hawaii. He feeds a colony of street cats everyday, and he's done so for over four years. He feeds his colony on a very dangerous street in a bad neighborhood, and he feeds them at 3 or 4am. In the last four years, he has been attacked, chased by people with large steak knives, and sliced with a box cutter. He's had to use his trusty pepper spray on more than one occassion. His goal is to buy a farm where he can move all the street cats to. There is a light at the end of the tunnel. If you're reading this, share his podcast, like his videos or buy his first book, "Gonzo Education."