I discuss my thoughts around the question currently being debated in various circles on the Internet: if Christianity (and perhaps Judaism) were to disappear from western civilization altogether, or at the very least, if it waned to the point where it had a negligible influence on human behavior and culture, would that destabilize our existing political and social structures? This episode brought to you by the following sponsors: me being quarantined during coronavirus, and having no professional audio recording equipment. The sound quality is poor; you've been warned.

This is a solipsistic tome about the popular fiction books that kicked off a lifelong reading habit and influenced me when I was growing up. This is largely autobiographical and less general interest. And, standard fair warning now: audio is suboptimal due to coronavirus quarantine arrangement.

A brief episode touching on some of the points of San Francisco history and The Next Big One. The constant caveat holds: I'm in quarantine with just some Airpods and a smart phone, so don't expect stellar audio.

A story about the last time I was in Los Angeles, how I tried to apply Christian scripture to my life when I actually believed in it, late-night debauchery in southern California, and the emotional benefits of Stoicism. As usual, quarantined without professional audio gear so brace yourself for the syrupy goodness of poor sound quality.

Bits about the dating apps, coffee and tea, being hoodwinked by wine glasses, schizophrenia, the cancellation of potheadfest in San Francisco, and polyamorous pigeons. Quarantined with no recording equipment so please pardon the poor audio quality.

In this episode I verbally wander through how technology and its relationship to our daily lives has changed in the last 15 years since I first started being a software developer, muse on some economic and political realities that we're dealing with during the coronavirus ordeal, and speculate on what things look like once we come out of this. I am a podcasting n00b without professional recording equipment, trying to make good use of my time during the quarantine, so please excuse the horrendous audio quality.

A discussion about writing, the creative process, and some scattered thoughts about the television shows that I'm watching during this whole pandemic situation. Yet again, no pro audio gear at hand, so excuse the fact that it sounds like I'm talking to you through a tin can.

In the midst of the shelter-in-place, I talk about some of my high-level thoughts on politics and the psychology surrounding it, partly as pertains to the current pandemic situation, and discuss how jurisprudence ties in. Free form, stream of consciousness structure. No pro audio gear, so pardon the poor audio quality.

I take a quotation from one of mythologist Joseph Campbell's more popular works and discuss it at some length. This one's a tad more serious than the first episode. I still do not have access to any professional audio gear, due to pandemic thingy going on, so please forgive the poor quality.

I'm kicking this off with some discussion about my pandemic shelter-in-place situation, some San Francisco history in broad strokes, and other random musings. I have no professional audio recording equipment so please excuse the abysmal recording quality.