When I restarted the podcast I decided on a once per week schedule, so I am surprised to be putting this one out just a day after the last one but... sometimes something happens and you have to address it in the moment, whether you like it or not.

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If there are actually undecided voters in a race between two people who have saturated every media space in the US and abroad for the past 5 years, then someone is lying. If you can't be bothered to learn about them, why would you go on a TV show to talk about what you need to see from them? The only answer is because you actually know them already but saying you do won't get you the attention you are seeking.

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While I don't purport to know everything and tend to keep my mouth shut when I'm not well-versed in a topic, I do know how to read. So it's difficult for me not to say something when a fellow Christian misspeaks (especially purposely) about what the Bible says because after all, it's written down. This election cycle's number one topic fall into this category.

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This time we're delving into why it is not feasible or even conscionable that a certain political ideology does not believe that climate change is real. Of course they do.

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Just a quick broadcast on why it's important to follow up your adjectives with a noun, for clarity purposes, of course.

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Oregon state Supreme Court just upheld the legality of measure 113 and I'm over here partying on these fools.

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https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/4442497-oregon-supreme-court-gop-protest-reelection/

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With Trump being indicted, a lot of folks saw it coming. For me, this ordeal is not over for me until a sentence has been reached that includes prison time. I'm not going to be satisfied until the 45th president is locked up in Sing Sing. However, being able to predict his indictment was not difficult because of some hood wisdom my father passed onto me when I was a very young man. The Ten Crime Commandments.

Host: Effington Major

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Today we delve into the reason why, when Trump had nothing to show for it, 74 million people still voted for him. It's really not difficult to surmise. But I wanted to go in-depth about how a person who has failed as miserably as Trump did at being ANYTHING (his failure doesn't only apply to the presidency, it extends to life in general) could garner so much support. We start from the macro and get into the minute details of the micro.

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This is an update to a podcast I did that opened season 2. In it I described what going through a mid-life crisis is like and how to tell you're in one. In that show I spoke of a friend who was going through that part of his life. Well, it turns out, that story has a surprise twist ending.

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A week ago today we celebrated one of the most underrated holidays of the year. In fact, it's so undervalued a lot of you may have missed it, as we observed it on a Thursday. (Don't most holidays occur on Mondays?) So I wanted to take the time and give Veterans day more time than we tend to give it on it's actual holiday. And to any service members listening... Thank you for your sacrfice. I mean it!

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