Point Counterpoint

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Host Chris Wright comes in with the last episode of the summer and some great new content. He discusses some hot new issues that everyone is talking about. From Greenland to Tulsi Gabbard and "A Prairie Home Companion," Chris has some fun content for viewers from every walk of life. Also Podcoin is a great way to get paid to listen to podcasts.

Host Chris Wright brings to you what may be the best episode (in his opinion). He talks about portals (the topic of Eric Weinstein's podcast), goals in works of literature compared to the real world, good and evil in literature, and a little science. He talks about Jeffrey Epstein and pays tribute to "A Prairie Home Companion." He also plays some music and mentions why Podcoin is the best way to listen to podcasts since it pays you to do so.

Host Chris Wright starts out with a brief guided meditation to increase and practice mindfulness and help create a greater awareness of one's own consciousness. He also talks about interesting ideas such as whether various elements in our society (which seem arbitrary) are truly necessary. He discusses the importance of mindfulness and gives a shoutout to Sam Harris' app awesome meditation app "Waking Up." He also gives credit to Podcoin, the greatest way to listen to podcasts of all time.

Host Chris Wright brings another great episode to you. He talks about topics such as the White-Tail Deer population, revolvers, and a new knife he got a while ago, but forget to mention a couple episodes back. He also talks about some news stories including Elon Musk's company "Neuralink." The idea is that we will be connecting human brains to computers in order to ensure that artificial intelligence does not develop goals that are in direct opposition to our own. One solution to the coming of artificial intelligence? Universal Basic Income. This show can be watched on Podcoin.

Host Chris Wright brings you on a deep journey through the wisdom taught in "Siddhartha" by Hermann Hesse. He also discusses Little Shop of Horrors, the new movie "Yesterday" and a Beatles song. Podcoin is also mentioned as the top place to listen to podcasts of all time. Listen, to make sure you hear all the great stuff in this episode. It also features some catchy background music!

Host Chris Wright has another very interesting episode where he starts off with some poetry reading and discussion. He gets into mindfulness and how to get in touch with the inner self as well. He then has a brief meditation session where he becomes the instructor and gives a little homework to meditate better. He also talks a little bit about Podcoin. Once again, he is podcasting outdoors in nature.

Host Chris Wright is at it again with another episode of "Podcasting in Nature." The sound quality is much better as he has found a way to drastically reduce the wind noise with a simple DIY (do-it-yourself) fix. He talks about memes, a new podcasting app (the Podcoin app), social media, mental illness, and nature. He also reads from some historical events from this day in history as well as some quotes. Chris also sings a couple of fun songs.

Host Chris Wright, for the first time in the podcast's history, records the show outside with a new microphone. He apologizes for some of the annoying noises caused by the wind. He sings a summer song, discusses Fyodor Dostoevsky's "Crime and Punishment," and explains Pareto Distributions. As per usual, he says a quote to ponder on, and talks about some things in nature. He also discusses some things going on in his own life.