Seemingly Ordinary

Brian Curcio is doing generous work. Through his app, Rapunzl, and courses, he is teaching grade schoolers, high school young adults, homeschoolers, individuals, and adults all about investing, saving, income, expenses, and much more involving financial literary. In an era where about half of all Americans are just $500 away from serious problems, he is helping every generation know more and potentially do better with their money. He and his team have visited hundreds of schools, and are making an impact in multiple states.

Download "Rapunzl" in the app store.

View his courses at www.rapunzlinvestments.com .

For me, this conversation was a wild ride. John Gusty needed to help save his wife's life. His biography reads: "After over 30 years in the entertainment industry working “behind the curtain” for some of music’s biggest names, John turned his attention to health and wellness in an effort to help his wife heal from what was originally diagnosed as Multiple Sclerosis. He soon realized that the same deceit and profit motive that plagued the entertainment media was even worse inside the Medical Industrial Complex. As a devout agorist and champion of individuality, he now devotes his time to producing content that celebrates the spirit of sovereignty in all aspects of life." /
 
 In this episode, I had my mind blown several times as John brought up things that I have never considered. He's a great conversationalist and a very friendly person.  Keep an open mind.
 
 Here are three links:
 [FREE DOWNLOAD] The Red Pill Revolution "Anti-Dependency Guide":

https://theredpillrevolution.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/RedPillRevolutionAntiDependencyGUIDE.pdf

[DOCUMENTARY] SASQUATCH, VIRUSES & VACCINES: NONE HAVE BEEN PROVEN BY SCIENCE:
https://gstyplx.com/2021/03/01/sasquatch/

Purchase the Red Pill book:

https://theredpillrevolution.com/buy-the-book/

Dr. Jamie Bezdek is one of the most vivid people I know. A great storyteller and very well educated, she has great thoughts on family, birth order, psychology, and her being raised in the Catholic faith--but straying--and then coming back, all combined with stories of love and romance--is deeply compelling. 

(Part 2 of 2 episodes. These episodes were recorded on Sept. 30, 2023.)

Dr. Jamie Bezdek is one of the most vivid people I know. A great storyteller and very well educated, she has great thoughts on family, birth order, psychology, and her being raised in the Catholic faith--but straying--and then coming back, all combined with stories of love and romance--is deeply compelling. 

(Part 1 of 2 episodes. Part 2 comes out Oct. 17, 2023. These episodes were recorded on Sept. 30, 2023.)

Antoinette Ishmael is a lifelong teacher in many areas, including Speech, Debate, and English. In this episode, she discusses three great speeches:
* David McCullough Jr.'s Graduation Speech (It's hilarious and challenging);
* Barbara Bush's 1990 Graduation Speech (It's inspiring, and focuses on our top priorities); and what might be the greatest speech of all time:
* Patrick Henry's "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death."

Ish also discusses what goes into a great speech--and a horrible speech. She gives good advice for how to improve.

Links for these speeches:
Bush: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dl8_St_XzJI
McCullough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lfxYhtf8o4
& Patrick Henry: https://www.historicstjohnschurch.org/the-speech/

(This episode was recorded on August 5, 2023.)

Adam Clement is an excellent therapist who has helped hundreds of people. In this episode, we discuss trauma: what it is, why people get stuck with it, and how to get over it.

This episode is Part 2. Part 1 aired last week. Both were recorded in June 2023.

Adam Clement is an excellent therapist with many licenses and qualifications. He is also a financial planner. In this episode, we discuss trauma: what it is, why people get stuck with it, and how to get over it.

This episode is Part 1. Part 2 will appear on September 26, 2023.

(This episode was recorded in June 2023.)

James Ford tackles life with great energy. In this episode, we discuss James's childhood, dating days, engagement, marriage, careers, opinions, and much more. His enthusiasm is contagious. Enjoy!

(This episode was recorded in 2022, and took me too long to edit.) 

Tyler Supalla is a deep thinker who, in the past few years, got married, had a baby, switched jobs, and switched cities. We discuss these many changes, and he reflects on the decade that led to all of this (his twenties), and we discuss my theory that the twenties is the make-or-break decade of most people's lives.

(This episode was recorded in 2022. I took forever to edit it.)