This episode is the last full episode of season three of the Nightcap Podcast. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, I'm going to speak on the aspects of our current society that are worth noting, from self-expression to conversation and more. I'll be taking December off, but then getting right back into it with four episodes that I find to be really important and then season four! Thank you for supporting the show!

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Today's episode is focusing on generations, and generational shifts. How have the Baby Boomers impacted the world, how they continue to, and what they're leaving for the rest of us.

 Let's talk about age cohorts, folks!!

This episode of the show is going to focus, once again, on the future; the next step of technological evolution. The way we communicate is the most important aspect of human development, and in today's show I'm going to go over what the next decade might bring us, what it will set up, and what we should focus on most. Thanks!

Today's episode is my take on what to think about for tomorrow's election, and how to navigate an extremely difficult socio-political climate. I discuss some of the more important pieces of how the process works, talk about how I view both candidates, and discuss why things are so difficult right now. It's a hard time to use your voice, but it's more important than ever. However you decide to vote, or if you decide to vote, is a personal and important decision, and we should all be trying to communicate instead of mandate to those around us. Thank you for listening, please reach out with feedback or for discussion.

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In the spirit of my Valentine's Day episode, today's episode is light and fun, with almost no notes or preparation. I talk about fear and horror, what makes the genre good and bad, share a few short stories, and talk about the in's and out's of the horror genre. 

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The first real themed episode of the season, today's audio focuses on the history of this time of year, as well as the concept of holidays and traditions. I look into how the seasonal ideas started, where they've progressed, and what the future holds. I talk about my own experiences as well, and the importance of maintaining traditions. Thanks for listening!

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Autumn is a time of remembering--a time to think back on the decisions you've made. As a society, it's important to look forward at where those decisions may lead. To kick off a season focused on this pensive time of year, I'll dive deep into some of the immediate concerns of this decade, as well as look at what our world may look like in the 2030's and beyond. Welcome to the Nightcap Podcast. 

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The third season of Nightcap is almost here!! Check in on Monday to listen to my first episode in almost a year and a half, an episode that will focus on the future of our world in the coming decades. This season is going to cover a wide variety of topics, with one common thread: Fall, both directly and indirectly as I explore the themes of the aging season, a time of thought and remembrance, as well as Harvest, Spooks, and more. Don't miss out!

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In another stunning episode, I discuss monsters both antiquated and modern, and discuss why I think monsters have existed as one of the most enduring parts of human history. Tune in for laughs, serious conversation, and a weird ass intro. Enjoy!

Today I talk with y'all about cancel culture, callout culture, "hey you shut the fuck up" culture, whatever you wanna call it. I talk about the issues I see with  it, some of the positive reasons it may exist, and go into just a few weird tangents. Hope I didn't offend, but if I did then hey, what else am I here for. 

Art by the Illustrious Maddy Greenly