Saying More With Less: Conversations on News With Truth and Sometimes Humor

In this conversational episode I speak to the hidden messages I've discovered during this one year lockdown due to the covid-19 pandemic. Inclusive is one essential concept of what is happiness.

A personal description of how 2020 has felt me as the reset progressed.

This is a brief podcast the question on how to determine your ethical standards is a person in this life. If you had one life and this was it how would you choose to behave? Would you treat others the way that you would expect to be treated? What about commitments to work home or the environment? What about your standing in the community? This podcast opens more questions with an understanding of the importance of answering them.

Though there is no synopsis in this podcast the problem of racial violence is laid out with a discussion of how important conversations within our communities are to protect the individuals who may be most vulnerable.

This brief introduction announces my new Podcast. I will present a wide range of topics ranging from historic, figurative storytelling to relaying serious contemporary news events. This is intended for interest to my main audience of curiosity seekers, learners, and conversation, to set a new footprint on the road to seeing a juxtaposition of facts over conspiracies. Disentangling language, viewpoints, lower intentions, my hope is to reach into the heart of the issues that lay before modern society in the here and now. Microcosms of truth exist like small bubbles crossing over real-life illustrations. That is, in physics (where Schrodinger:s cat exists or may not) we ease into talking points about the emotional world's perception of a moshpit of fact, and the charm of the illusory dream world. And yet at the point of discussion is analysis of world-wide events which are topics on this broadcast. Special guests or co-hosts bring about issues of paradigm change, or what otherwise might be referred to as shifting characterizations of how we view ourselves in a modern, evolving complex economy and environment. January 2021.