Surviving Empathy

Part 1 of 2. On this super mega show, we talk about all of the topics we didn't get to in season 4, from mental health to life to the paranormal, this one has it all! Thanks so much you guys and gals out there who've taken an intertest in us and have become our friend. Thank you also to those shy types who dare not show themselves to us, you're very loved and appreciated as well! See you in season 5 in January after the holidays! Also, look out for our YouTube channel Chef Bry Comedy, look out for paranormal tv and movie reviews, and other fun stuff! Also, our other short form podcast coming, name yet to be determined! We than you all for helping us get there and stay sane in this weird wild world. We love ya!

See you guys in January!

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On this very honest, vulnerable, and revealing but empowering episode, I speak about the epiphany I had about this podcast and brand, and some of the changes I need to make to change and adapt to the times and realities. I talk about what changes will tentatively take place, how and why it will change, how it will change and improve, how it will stay the same, and why sometimes we get so very real, honest, and vulnerable with you. It's not to bombard you or anyone with negativity, or to turn anyone off, but to simply get real with our audience, to contemplate on our lives and the times, and to make the necessary changes and growth when and where we can. To turn all that negative stuff into a life learning lesson, a tool for positive change and better outcomes, once we've contemplated on the problem. Rebecca and I are so very grateful for our lives, our audience, our friends and family, but in these times, but there's always a feeling of insecurity and harshness that most regular people are feeling today, that often gets in the way of knowing what to do, how to do it, or how to see it right or feel compete and whole in these unrelenting times; a culture seemingly skewed toward wealthy elitist influencers, and usually not for average folks trying to make their best life out of a gruelingly real situation, poor mental health outcomes, or just a lacking of choice, clarity, or resources to better themselves.

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On this very fun and light Friday vibes episode, Rebecca and I check in on our mental health, then talk about the last episode and why I was feeling the way I was feeling, and what I meant by it all. We discuss billionaires and billionaire culture, "wealth crazy," and billionaire impunity, and the implications of it on our culture and society. We'll even talk about the new Metallica single that dropped recently, their new album coming out next year, and celebrity culture and celebrity hate, and living in times where we must adapt to the nature of the world today. Then, we discuss how we must learn how to be in order to get through hard times, cold winters, and people's lunacy out there anymore. It all sounds bleak, but I assure you, this is a pleasant an optimistic episode all about how we must learn to live now in the world we're living in today, in order to preserve our happiness, positivity, hope, and optimism, as the world out there and winter tries to kill us all! lol! To keep our sense of humor in scary and troubling times.

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On this deep and emotionally insightful episode, I speak about some of the things that are getting to me these days, living in an indifferent capitalist hellscape, and what I go through to try to succeed, in what seems to be, a life that never relents, where I can break free and soar to my best and brightest future that we all rightfully deserve. I speak about what I go through emotionally as a podcaster and experienced tech savvy and agreeable person trying to live in this economy, as I try to live a bolder and more robust life, trying to live up to the greatest sense of self potential. I share my views on how we might find a greater sense of community and better outcomes when we do certain things a certain way, embodying the correct mindset, and how our society could be better if only we all worked together as a unit. As corny as it sounds, there's a way to better this world, but unless we stop tuning out, we may not get there. But I believe in regular people. I believe in the greatness of humanity, and I believe we are going to get there when we come correct and fight. That, when given the means, good regular people always rise to the challenge of their best, if only granted the opportunity. Thanks for listening.

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On this super fun and exploratory 2-part episode, Rebecca and I explore the age-old question, was the past actually better, or are we all just suffering from collective nostalgia bias?! We'll go into what nostalgia is in psychological terms, as well as whether nostalgia is a good or bad thing for us? Plus, we've got our top 10 pros and cons of living now and top 10 pros and cons of living back in the good old days. Finally, we try to answer the question, what is at the heart of our discontent for nowadays, and our apparent rose-colored glasses for a bygone era?! This one is a ton of fun you guys, so please enjoy! You can get in on the conversation on our Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, as well as talk to us directly there or on Patreon, simply follow the links to all of our various music and social platforms down below! Enoy your day, and please keep kindness and compassion first in your hearts, ladies and gentlemen!

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On this super fun and exploratory 2-part episode, Rebecca and I explore the age-old question, was the past actually better, or are we all just suffering from collective nostalgia bias?! We'll go into what nostalgia is in psychological terms, as well as whether nostalgia is a good or bad thing for us? Plus, we've got our top 10 pros and cons of living now and top 10 pros and cons of living back in the good old days. Finally, we try to answer the question, what is at the heart of our discontent for nowadays, and our apparent rose-colored glasses for a bygone era?! This one is a ton of fun you guys, so please enjoy! You can get in on the conversation on our Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, as well as talk to us directly there or on Patreon, simply follow the links to all of our various music and social platforms down below! Enoy your day, and please keep kindness and compassion first in your hearts, ladies and gentlemen!

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On this monologue episode, I talk about how to figure out if you're an empath or not, but more than that, if you are an empath, how to bring about the best in your hypersensitivity and the best out in yourself so that you achieve and live the kind of life you want and deserve! I've got a few articles to guide me through, from empath talk, to maximizing an empath's natural emotional intelligence, to finding the bold determination to get up and over what holds us back to achieve a life of adventure, fun, and satisfaction. Please enjoy! If you can please help us, I'd so appreciate it. Sorry to be a broken record here, but we need help until we're sponsored. In the meantime, I make virtually nothing, and we want to believe that our audience, friends, and empath tribe cares enough to help us out a little until this ascends to the next level of awesomeness! But we can't do it without you. As little as a couple of bucks per month makes such a huge difference, and all monies go back into the podcast and brand. Just follow the links below. Thanks, you guys, we're dying here and need folks to please step up if you care enough to help out. We care so much, but we can't do this for free forever unfortunately (although we do anyway!). We appreciate anything you can do to help, from sharing to pitching in, nothing goes unnoticed by us! Thanks in advance.

-Bry

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Hey we're back! On this fun as heck but mind-bending episode, we ask the question, will we end up more like Mad Max, a postapocalyptic nightmare, fighting over fuel and resources, or more like Star Trek or The Orville, where we merge science and tech to ascend to the next level of humanity? Secondly, we'll talk about ideology as a whole, then peer into our ideological differences now, including an assessment on what happened during the midterms. Then we'll peer into our natural inclinations and differences to find out where our species will most like go into the vast future based on the past and present today? It's all in hopes to teach the importance of accepting ideological and personal differences and inclusion so that our differences aren't our stumbling block, but an asset and a rite of passage into a better and more diverse society in the future. We'll even go into an article that takes a very logical view into what humans may be like ten thousand years from now. This episode is a lot of fun, and we hope you enjoy!

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Hey we're back! On this fun as heck but mind-bending episode, we ask the question, will we end up more like Mad Max, a postapocalyptic nightmare, fighting over fuel and resources, or more like Star Trek or The Orville, where we merge science and tech to ascend to the next level of humanity? Secondly, we'll talk about ideology as a whole, then peer into our ideological differences now, including an assessment on what happened during the midterms. Then we'll peer into our natural inclinations and differences to find out where our species will most like go into the vast future based on the past and present today? It's all in hopes to teach the importance of accepting ideological and personal differences and inclusion so that our differences aren't our stumbling block, but an asset and a rite of passage into a better and more diverse society in the future. We'll even go into an article that takes a very logical view into what humans may be like ten thousand years from now. This episode is a lot of fun, and we hope you enjoy!

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On this short but sweet episode I talk about my gratitude for all of this and all of you guys who've supported us on our journey. I recognize and celebrate having made it to 100 plus episodes, yay! We couldn't have done it without all of you! Here I talk about some of the things I'm grateful for, and some of the things we're working on to better the show and brand for you, as well as to clarify any misnomers and misunderstandings that might have accumulated during our 100 plus episode tenure as podcasters. Not to mention, we're going on vacation this week, so this will be our only episode until next week, where we'll pick things up again, and hopefully, I'll have some extra energy and happy positive juju in the tank to share with you from our little coastal retreat! We're heading on over to the coast for a few days for a quiet peaceful romantic getaway, to sip coffee an contemplate existence and the universe, and how we might better ourselves, the brand, and the show, to maximize our utility and fun for you, our beloved audience! So, thank you for your friendship and support. If you ever have suggestions, by all means please let us know on our social media!

Happy Halloween!

Bry

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