In hasty and noisy fashion, I ask has the world gone mad or was it always so. I play the synth and the mic cuts out towards the end. 
It's a short one.

We all agree that 2020 was a messy year. So I took a few minutes (about 15) to show my gratitude for the little things in life, by grabbing my guitar and sitting at the mic.
It's not an easy job to be a rookie real estate agent, so I try to talk about my experiences and question if I should continue.

We elected a new president and I talk about why we really had the greatest voter turnout. Also, I talk about the people I work with at the warehouse and play a lot of guitar and run into problems with my mic stand.

I talk about how I wanted to be an actor for most of my life, and the few moments that kept me from pursuing that dream. This is a short one, with more hiccups and musical interludes than usual.

I open with a Rush cover, then I talk about working for Amazon. I also go into the science of eating rice and beans before ending with a book idea that sounds all too familiar.

Following the DNC, I talk about politics 101 and what separates Reps from Dems; if anything. 

I think about signing up for the Spartan Race after watching it on TV. Summerslam is NEXT Sunday (not today), so I turn on the event from 2003.

I talk about some of my favorite dinners I like to cook, before going into my process of podcasting. The episode starts with a question to listeners, and I hope to keep this routine up on following podcasts. 

I introduce my podcast while talking about Biden introducing his VP. Politics, 2020, and natural disasters in comic form.