The Laughing Matters Podcast

Today it's about a budget meeting we need to be more present at.

We've got some cool stuff for you today! We start with a unique way of coping with your knowledge of what the Breaking Laugh is, some more fantastic reasons to use water in your toast to your Creator, and examine what bacteria's reactions to solar flares says about our existence and what we aren't seeing.

We talk about how to feel closer to God again, but I reveal my main method of doing so. And then I hit you with a bit of an emotional gut punch. Sorry, not sorry.

In this episode, I propose a toast (and you won't believe what's in the glass), and we go over how it is that your brain works like your eyes, why it's a bad thing, and how to get around it.

Here's another (shorter) differently-worded version of the Preface (Episode 1) and, an interest thing that I noticed in an episode of WandaVision.

This episode can be used as a shortcut to skip the very first episode ("Preface") and jump right into book at Chapter 1. And then I dive into what I notice in Wandavision. Something a bit profound.

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In this episode. I share with you a method I developed several years ago that allows me to talk about something that I don't have the words to describe. Then I show you a way to feel far less alone.

The cure for hiccups. Yup. No joke. The cure. For hiccups. Also in this episode, an explanation of how one of the greatest songs written in rock & roll history was written about breaking compassion and the reason for the Breaking Laugh.

Oh man, today I get to show you one of my favorite things to do; something that takes oh so little from you to do, but pays off in the absolute best ways.

The season finale and last chapter of The Laughing Matters, we connect all the concepts together and then try to deal with it for the rest of our lives.