In this episode, my thoughts fall on social media and how it changes our outlook on our personal lives.  I even consider how listening to podcasts on my hobbies sometimes has the same effect.  Looks like another serious episode...

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

In this episode, I get a bit personal as I contemplate the meaning of Fatherhood and how it differs from being a "Stepfather."  In theory, the difference shouldn't be too great, but in actuality?  

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

In this episode, I drive my thoughts to reflect on my past two episodes after sitting down and editing.  My extensive podcasting experience (a whopping 2 episodes, plus unpublished takes) lends itself to much wisdom.

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

In this segment of my commute home from work, I reflect on why Halloween is a favorite holiday of mine.  

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

For my initial unedited episode, I just wanted to give you a quick peek at what I'll be doing for this podcast:  Small bites of life commentary as I drive in my daily commute.  Expect normal car ambiance in the sound quality, but I hope you'll join me in my drive.

I'm starting this to answer the National Podcast Post Month challenge (http://napodpomo.org/), and hopefully I'll get enough gas in this podcast machine to keep up the momentum.