I recently watched an excellent documentary on the peace movement and its role in stopping US escalation in the Vietnam War in 1969, the first year of Richard Nixon presidency.

It's an American Experience documentary called the Movement and the "Madman". You can see it on PBS.

After occurred to me, where is the peace movement on the Ukraine War?

Why is the Left so silent as Joe Biden pursues his own reckless "Madman" strategy?

Who's worse? Joe Biden or Richard Nixon?

In this episode, I explore all of those questions.

Whoa, just watched the 2019 Midway movie on Amazon Prime. Loved it! It's gotten middling reviews, but I loved it and in this episode, explain why Midway was so important and why should pay 3.99 to rent this movies on Prime.

We cover Dick Best, Jimmy Doolittle, code breaking, and broad overview of events leading up to this history turning event during WW2.

One gesture tells it all and you can spot it within 14 seconds. Ron knows people think he's a phony, i.e. that he is just not authentic and doesn't have the political charisma to be a national leader. With his money, it looks like he has hired some charisma coaches and they suck!!

While watching his interview by Tucker Carlson on the recent Family Leadership Conference, I saw a rhetorical technique by Ron and it is clear to me, he just doesn't get it.

One gesture says it all.

I noticed this within the first 14 seconds of the Tucker interview and it tells you every reason why Ron sucks as a national political candidate. He's clearly hired the wrong charisma coaches. In this episode, I explain why.

It's summer! You can't always listen to Kid Rock when you're cranking the stereo with the windows down on those long dusty roads.

Consider Hardy to broaden your repertoire of crank it up loud songs.

In this episode, I discuss my three favorite Hardy songs, the awesome redneck hipster leading the Redneck Renaissance. I also have a bonus song to inspire your summer workouts!

I recently watched Stutz, a Jonah Hill Netflix documentary about his relationship with his therapist, Phil Stutz!

After watching it, I bought his book, "Tools", that he co-authored with Barry Michels.

Loved the Stutz documentary and the book!

This my review of Stutz, and particular, his tools to address pain and unlock your life force.

It's graduation season!

No one asked me to speak at any graduation ceremonies.

So here's my advice to the next generation of leaders!

I cover the concept of calling, my two favorite books, career advice from a philosopher, and how to use your valuable asset.

Congratulation seniors and to all of your parents that made your success possible!!

Canadian folk singer Gordon Lightfoot recently passed away at the age of 84 in Toronto, Canada.

Lightfoot represents the best of musical super studs of the 1970s. He also wrote and performed The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald's one of the best pop country songs of all time.

This episode is a tribute to my hero, Gordon Lightfoot.

Just watched the "Air" movie on Amazon Prime. Loved it!!

In this Episode, I shared what I think recent high school and college graduates can learn from the movie.

We'll cover George Raveling, Sonny Vaccaro, Phil Knight, David Falk, Deloris Jordan, my favorite RFK quote, MLK, and even my favorite Proverb.

This was all about turning your dreams into reality.

Watch the movie! It was awesome.

In Episode 124, I covered Malcolm Gladwell's disastrous performance in the Munk Debates along with his debating partner, Michelle Goldberg.

In a recent Gladwell's podcast, Revisionist History, he acknowledges how poorly he did and recruited three top debating debating experts to explain why he did so poorly.

After consulting with the experts, Gladwell identifies some things he learned to improve the debating skills, but he still doesn't get it. His poor debate was just than just poor debating technique.

In this episode, I explore the debate, Gladwell's performance, the Hunter Biden laptop and unfortunate debating techniques of the Left.

In this episode, I discuss a recent weekend discussion with some friends about the Ukraine War. I was the lone voice relating to my position and I attempt to identify some of their responses to my concerns in previous podcasts. We had a great discussion and we're still friends!!

I'll identify some of the arguments and my counter arguments. And through that discussion, I'll discuss George Ball, the Undersecretary State during the Kennedy and Johnson Administrations. Ball was one of the lone dissenting voices within the Johnson Administration who accurately predicted all of the subsequent problems that actually occurred in US-Vietnam Foreign Policy.

Who will be the next George Ball? And why aren't there more "George Ball" type dissenters in the media?

I also discuss a segment on Colin Cowherd and relate it to Ukraine: "Where Colin was Right and Where Colin was Wrong."

Who's engaging in that exercise within the current Administration?