Nerds & Non/Sense™ with Larry Compton

Thank you to all of my guests for their patience during my unexpected break.  It was very much necessary, and your understanding is very much appreciated.

I start off chatting with my nephew Peter Serefine, Jr., author of the book Progress, Really? and host of the podcast Liberty Lighthouse.  It's been far too long since we've chatted.

Aftwards, I get to hear Josh Brunty's opinion regarding The Encryption Backdoor Debate of 2019 in our "What's Your Opinion?" segment.  Josh is a Professor of Digital Forensics at Marshall University's highly regarded Forensic Science Graduate Program.

Finally, I close out the episode with Music Man Mark and some nonsense.

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In Episodes 4 & 5 we'll be changing the topic for our "What's Your Opinion?" segment, and we'll be chatting about The Great Hack documentary, on Netflix, Cambridge Analytica.

We'd love to include your thoughts, but if you don't have time...no worries.

We got this.  😎❤️ 

Out soon, released early...but incomplete.

My apologies to my planned guests for episode 2, I assure you I will include you in Episode 3.

Essentially, interrupted by life and idiots, the latter of which I've jetisoned by deleting my Twitter & Facebook accounts.

Sorry to those I love, to those who actually care.  If you know me, you know I am all about integrity...and I hate saying I'm going to do something, and not coming through.  Ask anyone.

If you've enjoyed the show, keep listening.  We'll be creating.  Moving forward as planned...without social media.

If you're a loved one, whether family or friend, I couldn't possibly be easier to reach.  It's been that way since analog pagers, so you're not trying very hard if you can't find me.  

I love you all.  I do not give a shit if we're "friends" on social media.  I appreciate my friends in real life.

Until next time, maybe.  All the best.

Such powerful and timeless words, mixed by me, delivered by RFK on 4/4/68 in Indianapolis as he announced to the crowd that MLK had been murdered.

Sending love, my friends.  Always.

JFK Presidential Library & Museum Article & Complete Recording

 This, my friends, is "Chosen" from The Truth (Extended version, 18+)

Music - "PTSD" - composed by DeMarcus Morgan, mixed by Larry C.