Instead of a normal episode with the musical intro and all, I'm using today to update all (2) of my fans out there to what's been happening in my podcasting experience.  We may see a lag in frequency for a bit, but I will continue on!  Thanks for checking out the 3rd update of what's going on in this podcasting experiment....or at least, thanks for reading the description.  

Lately, I've been having a lot of flashbacks to when I was in college and decided to pledge a fraternity in my Sophomore year.  It was a spur of the moment thing, and I had no idea what a "rush" was, but it ended up being something I'd recommend for anyone in college, as long as you find the right group to join.  Join me in a drive down memory lane...but don't worry, I keep it clean. 

I've talked about gaming a few times in this 30+ day run of podcasting silliness, but there have been times where I wonder if I should give it up.  In this episode, I run through where it all began in my life, and decide....well you can probably guess.

Intro Song credit - "Traffic Jam" recorded & produced by "Weird Al" Yankovic. (1993 by Rock 'n Roll Records)

Note: I made it for the entire month of November!  #napodpomo influenced me to drop my insecurities and just start podcasting, and I deeply appreciate the people who have viewed and/or attempting to listen to this podcast.  Looks like I might keep this up for a while longer...

Yes, it's possible to enjoy your job!  *gasp!*  So many of us are stuck in jobs that drain us mentally and emotionally, and I was there once too.  In this episode, I think about how much has changed since I started my latest position.  If I could make it happen, then so can you!

Intro Song credit - "Traffic Jam" recorded & produced by "Weird Al" Yankovic. (1993 by Rock 'n Roll Records)

On a previous episode, I pondered whether there is a stigma to express your love of video games to non-gamers.  However, the topic of mobile gaming is a touchy one among hardcore gamers as well.  Should we consider it gaming, or is it still a casual hobby like it used to be?  Jump in the passenger seat, buckle up and listen.  Feel free to pull out your phone during the discussion, since I'm the one driving.

Intro Song credit - "Traffic Jam" recorded & produced by "Weird Al" Yankovic. (1993 by Rock 'n Roll Records) 

For this holiday episode, I reflect on my memories of Thanksgivings past, and how my holidays have changed from when I was younger.  I wouldn't change a thing! 

I'm thankful for YOU, podcast surfer.  Even if you don't listen to this, you took the time to click the episode and read this synopsis.   

Intro Song credit - "Traffic Jam" recorded & produced by "Weird Al" Yankovic. (1993 by Rock 'n Roll Records)

I was invited to my 20 year High School Reunion, and it got me thinking about how relevant they are in our digital day and age.

Intro Song credit - "Traffic Jam" recorded & produced by "Weird Al" Yankovic. (1993 by Rock 'n Roll Records)

I had a different topic, then my mind went elsewhere. I refer to this as a "brainfart." Let's discuss this instead...  

Intro Song credit - "Traffic Jam" recorded & produced by "Weird Al" Yankovic. (1993 by Rock 'n Roll Records)