With Memorial Day just around the corner, I started looking back at someone who frankly popped up in my head this time of year. The memories, the connections and the feeling I get looking at those moments. It might be a long time ago but, it feels so fresh.

We might be late but are here for our annual Star Wars conversation. Thrawn, Tales of the Underworld, Fortnite, and more. I am joined by my ver special guest for a great nerd out show.

People need to start calling people out—at work, at home, and on social media. If we continue to allow nonsense because we are worried about the outcome, we will still live in nonsense.

Andor Season 2, Star Wars Visions, and a new film. There is much to discuss in the annual Star Wars episode Part 1.

If you didn't listen to last week's show, listen to it now.

Well, I went back out on a date with the blind date girl..again. It's 3am and we need to talk about it.

What started off as a a flashback to a Easter trip Up North, tunred into my blind date experince. I don't date much and clealry not a blind date but, it happaned. Now the question is, " Did I blow it already?"

Creativity comes in all aspects of life, yet many people try to shut it down. Parents blow out the candle too many times when their kids try to be their own creative advocates. We should be growing that concept, not shutting the door on it.

Bad guys and villains are two different things. We all can be "bad guys" at some point in our lives, but a true villain is on a different level.

This week, I revisited some of my favorite villains and discussed the characteristics that make them great.

S17 Episode 239 “ Dad I have a question?”
The other night, I got into a pretty deep conversation with my son, and it took me back to moments in my childhood when I was learning hard lessons but not with any dialogue from my parents.
Do we learn more from our friends than our parents? From the streets? From others? Are we doing enough as parents and adults to shape and help the next generation?

It is sad to watch the modern era of bartenders. The random people they shove behind the bar and assume will make you the most money is sad. They are arrogant and talentless, yet we are supposed to keep these businesses open.