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Hey folks, Andrew Brown comes on the show for a second appearance!

His whole world has been affected by coronavirus since baseball got shut down. We talk about the current state of things, along with some out-there ideas as always.

He's currently 10 episodes into his own show, High and Inside

Follow his podcast: https://twitter.com/High_Inside_Pod 

Listen by looking up High and Inside on whatever platform you're currently listening on

Asher is an enigmatic person. Going from music school in SoCal, to getting a psych degree from the UO, and possibly heading to Japan next; he's all over the map learning new skills and generously sharing what he's got. 

After the episode, I went over and kicked it at Asher's studio and it was DOPE. Going to be working together on music in the coming months, look forward to some fun tracks.

The titles a joke, Sean Johnson is the super down to earth owner of 7x Strategy where he gives very realistic expectations of what companies can accomplish with branding and marketing.

Sean comes on the show to give a deep dive into the field of knowledge he's spent years mastering. Unfortunately for him (and you), I didn't sleep the night before so I spent the whole show cutting him off for the sake of a quick joke. Shocker, I know, totally out of character for me

But regardless, he manages to share some interesting tidbits and insights into his profession.

Contact Sean through his website: https://7xstrategy.com

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Style: Informational

Energy/Intensity Level: 3

Topics: Digital marketing, branding, and social media

Cedric is a long lost homie who comes on the show to talk about all the fun things in life: sex, drugs, and radical political opinions. 

This will be the last show where I sprinkle political bullshit into a conversation. Occasionally I'll have some purely political shows when I have those types of guests on, but the average show will no longer devolve into politics. 

Named the episode what I did cause we end up delving into some pretty crazy ideas. If you're easily offended or dislike when people talk about drugs, kinks, and politics, this isn't the episode for you.

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Style: Friendly

Energy level: 6

Topics: Drugs ~first 45 min // Politics ~next 45 min // Kinks ~ last 30 min

In case it's not obvious, the title's a joke. 

But you can guess from the title, this episode ends up having some combative moments, but I know some of you love that! For those of you who don't, this may not be the show for you. This is Carlos' second appearance and this time around we have a loose focus on gender, but race comes up throughout. This is actually a throwback episode (recorded on January 30th 2020) from when Carlos drove down from Portland. We recorded two shows while he was down here, so here is the second one being released. I preface this because my speaking style has changed dramatically since the recording of this episode!

I'm releasing it because it's the last episode of my stockpile, and the probably second to last political show I will be doing. Starting from here, episodes will typically come out within a week of them being recorded! This is going to start with episode 105 with Cedric Galloway in a two-hour special. In that episode, I get out all of my political leanings in one rant, so that I can leave them behind and start fresh. No need to rehash my opinion and add my voice to the cacophony dividing the country. My show will be more just two people hanging out, sharing laughs, and some cool ideas/knowledge we've picked up along the way. 

Without further ado, here is my second to last political episode:

Carlos Kareem Windham is a wordsmith, musician, activist, playwright, comedian, Carlos Kareem Windham has spent the better part of the last two decades performing for audiences and speaking with students, teachers, and organizers on stages and in classrooms across the globe.  Carlos’ works are defiant, explosive explorations of the relationships between race, class and gender in the U.S. and abroad. Whether through the medium of storytelling, lyrics, workshop, or stand-up Carlos takes every opportunity to speak truth to power.

Currently, Carlos serves as emcee and lyricist with Wallace, freestylist and frontman for Lo Speed Chase, is a regular open-mic er and up and coming feature in the Portland stand-up scene, is a regular guest on Mylin & Melanin Podcast, and serves Principal and Founder of El Porvenir Services, LLC. El Porvenir Services, LLC is on a mission to bring communities into the future, and to center the voices of the most impacted in the reclamation of their power in the intersection of race, class, and gender. Through El Porvenir, Carlos works for the creation of just ecosystems where people maintain long-term relationships across difference, in the creation of outcomes that provide equitable opportunities for the most excluded.

Carlos has his own show now, Smoke & Mirrors, where he speaks with some incredible guests about similar topics as we did today! If you like this episode, I'm sure you'll love his show-

Find it on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZqyzqovRLA

and follow it on facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Smoke-Mirrors-103308618043063

D'Ante is the co-founder and CEO of Positive Energy Only. An online clothing and merch store based around empowering, uplifting, and educating our communities through communal economic growth.

He comes on the show to speak about his experience opening a merch store, and as always we end up touching on every topic imaginable. 

Check out his Merch: https://positiveenergyonly.org/

Follow and reach out: https://www.instagram.com/peo.ceo/

Rachel Rodman is a biology professor at the University of Oregon. 

She comes on the show to talk about everything biology-related along with her book! It ends up being heavily weighted on reproduction. 

Check out her book: https://www.amazon.com/Rachel-Rodman/dp/165668117X

Hey there everyone,

Before you even start this episode, know that it's not a normal ep. This was recorded over a year ago on May 15/16th, 2019. This episode is with the dude who helped me get the gear to start this show, and has since passed. So this episode is sort of a posthumous thank you to his generosity. 

Also thanks to everyone who helped me make it to episode 100, very happy with how the show is going & growing, and couldn't be more appreciative that I've got this opportunity.

Marcus (m5 vibe) is a songwriter, rap artist, and spoken word poet who was raised outside of Savannah Georgia and currently resides on the west coast. Before entering his music career, M5 served in the U.S. Army and enduring 3 combat tours. 

He comes on the show and we go all over the place. I expected this show to be more music based, but once he said his first sitting meditation changed the rest of his life we took the conversation all over the map.

Follow and reach out to m5: https://www.instagram.com/m5vibe/

Listen to his music on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6KbxXAaZ4qV0FCASsbaUZB

and Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/m5vibe