In this episode, I discuss the faults of our educational system, how silly groundhog day is, the wild story of the Fyre Festival, the perfect irony of Gov. Ralph Northam's year book photo, and other random things that drag yet another one out for too long. The song recommendation of the week is "You Never Really Loved Me" by Trampled Under Foot.

This week I talk about the risk associated with getting your hair cut at the bank, the "most punch-able face" kid all over the news, why fat people shouldn't be president, and a slew of other random things before a last second comment on how ridiculous it is that Saints fans are signing a petition for a rematch. Song recommendation of the week: Decadence Dance by Extreme

This is kind of a boring one that is dominated by a reflection on the Watts family murders and a long answer to a listener question regarding offensive language. Aside from these, I talk about football, John Madden's stupid quotes, the difference between trash talk and smack talk, and the song recommendation of the week... Walking Away by Jonny Lang.

In this episode, I talk mainly about immigration and music...obviously related topics. The song recommendation of the week is Young Lust by Pink Floyd.

In this episode, I talk about my travels to Curacao and to my grandparents' senior citizen community. Also, this week we start a hopeful tradition of recommending music to you guys, with our choice being Eric Steckel...so check him out if you like blues.

In this episode, I break down what I thinks should be the official guide for rating others on a 1-10 scale for attractiveness before pulling out the news and making random commentary. This episode was also pre-recorded before the holidays, like Episode 5, and we will be back with regular episodes next week.

In this slightly rushed episode, I talk about tech "geniuses" and why they shouldn't get a pass for being so weird. He then gives some advice about what we should actually be getting each other for Christmas, even though that's dumb.

New chair, new me! In this episode, I find a more relaxed setting in which to record and emphasize (again) the unstructured nature of this podcast. Everything from Trump to Christmas music to Pete Davidson is discussed.

In this scattered episode, I talk about mental illness...sort of. With more than your fair share of tangents, I focus on our societal perception of mental illness and questions whether we are too quick (or not quick enough) to jump to it as an explanation for "less than ideal" behavior...like killing a bunch of people. This somehow trails off to an excerpt about my disdain for The Beatles.

On this episode, I talk about the good that can come from bullying. What starts as a serious commentary turns into a random spew of 10 things that he thinks should be bullied out of society.