For Quarantine Campfire's one year anniversary, M.K. took a trip (literally) down memory lane and strategizes for what's next for the podcast and himself.

M.K. talks about a new word that he discovered today: inspirationalist. He also talks about the dangers of trying to advertise yourself as and act upon inspiring others.

M.K. answers the age-long question of: what do I do with an Accounting Degree that's not a CPA?

M.K. continues the craziest stories from his time in pest control, and the hindsight he received from them now that he's had a few years to breathe.

M.K. recalls two times where his clients may have gone above and beyond the call of sanity.

As another selected topic, M.K. recalls the time he got a job at the animal shelter and the values he learned from working there.

M.K. recounts his time as a bee specialist in Las Vegas, and it's got something to do with a tree, a ladder, and a Fourth of July dinner.

M.K. talks about how creative entrepreneurs can sell commodities and more importantly, the necessity of commodities.

M.K. takes a look back on the dinner party answer and explains that one time he implemented it and the two key elements that come with a successful transition away from the DPA.