Zak Allmand goes Totally Oral and tells us about his credit card merchant service company, Apex Payment Solutions...eventually.  Before that we discuss non-controversial topics such as PPE effectiveness during COVID, social injustice and if FDR knew Pearl Harbor was going to happen.  

Join us for the epic conclusion of our conversation with Chris Stafford, the Scotsman who has found a home in the heart of Ireland.

Discover which historical figure he'd most like to meet, who he'd most like to punch in the face and which bands are some of his favorites.  

There should be no debate as to who should be the next James Bond, and discover why it should be Chris Stafford on this episode of Totally Oral. 

Chris Stafford talks about the advantages of practicing in Ireland vs the UK, the proper lingo to use on the streets of Glasgow and what dental courses get him excited.  

He also gives his perspective on Scottish independence, Irish reunification and if Han Solo really fired first.  

Listen here for the exclusive interview with our friend across the pond. 

Jack Kendrick Moran is ready to wreck this house.  He doesn’t miss school, but he does miss his Papa and Nona as well as Spirit Halloween; he worries that it might not open in the Fall.  A sad situation has presented as a possible business solution for Spirit Halloween that could benefit both parents and kids alike. 

He is going to scare the whole world and take their candy with his scythe; he speaks human fish and has a sister that speaks wolf. 

He likes Darth Maul better than Darth Vader and thinks Darth Maul would be scared to have Coronavirus.  If only Qui-Gon Jinn knew this before their confrontation. 

I still think a scarecrow with a bazooka and sombrero would be awesome. 

Ian Matthew Johnson, Esq, gives his recommendations for what to watch, such as The Lighthouse, The Witch, A Field in England, The Wailing, Hagazussa, Starfish and Bad Day for the Cut. 

He also recommends classic shows like Inside Amy Schumer and Key & Peele. 

Further down his list was Hawk's Vengeance and Step Up 2: The Streets.

We also talk about the show Devs on Hulu and FX, determinism vs free will and my struggle to make sense of the world. 

William Timmerman compares living through WWII, the gas shortage of the 1970's and COVID-19. 

He tells the story of why his high school mascot, in a town that was part of the Manhattan Project, is really called "The Bombers".  He speaks his mind regarding the government approach to COVID-19 and wonders if modeling the policies of other countries would have been better.  

Bill also may or may not have eaten horse meat at some point. 

Dr Ryan Hussong discusses how the COVID shutdown has been an opportunity to hit the reset button on his practice and implement new systems that could make his practice better in the future.  He is a major proponent of Spear Education, the Green Bay Packers and sexy accents.  

Sam Groberg chats about linguistics, heritage and travel.  He gives insight into what changes have occurred to the law system due to COVID-19 and how he foresees changes in law moving forward.  He also wonders if a beekeeper mask would best suit his COVID-19 PPE needs.  He also likes horses.  

Jackie Melin discusses ways to handle both mind and body when anxiety and stress come upon us.  In the end, all we can control is ourselves and how we react to what life throws at us.  

Jackie can be found at https://peakhealingcenter.com/ and https://mindfulandpositive.com/.

Some resources she recommends are:

Untamed by Glennon Doyle 

The Happiness Lab by Lauri Santos 

Find a therapist at Psychology Today 

This is Us on NBC

The Shawshank Redemption 

Jacob Whipple discusses what he enjoys about his COVID-19 downtime and what he envies about Dennis Rodman.