How is your wallet doing? Those grocery store receipts haven't gotten any smaller. In this episode we discuss actual specifics on how the prices of everything (but fuel?) has increased drastically since 2020. Specifics. From the front lines. Not just throwing the big, fat “inflation” word at it. Because “somebody”” has to do it… Tune in.

"Time flies when you're having fun". That's when you know you are properly stimulated. In this episode we discuss this life changing strategy that I used in my recovery. It's not really a "therapy". That just sounds kinda cool. It's a mindset. And it's encourages replacing unhealthy habits with ones that stimulate you. Mentally and physically. The tail end of the episode is some potential new activities you can add to your arsenal of things to do. Let's tune in.

If you had to describe music to a being from another planet, how would you do so? Music is Magical. Music is Joy. Music is Sadness. Music is like memory capsules. And music can take us to places beyond this realm. Music is that powerful. Just tune in and explore the possibilities.

In an effort to try to get some additional eyes on the magnitude of the situation revolving around Epstein and the potential massive ring of co-conspirators, I propose three hypothetical scenarios. With the hope of trying to help others that are either unaware or fearful of the idea that those they have invested a lot of their beliefs and personality to, may or may not be involved. And how ultimately, as humans, we should ALL desire accountability.

When someone asked you "what do you want to be when you grow up?", what was you answer? Do that. Also, with the current formula for success being "Easiest job + Highest pay = Successful", is it possible that our society is Devolving? And are you a fan of simulation theories? In this episode we discuss one that is a little more down to earth. And More!!!

How did Americans squeeze their budgets to get a car in almost every driveway? Did the industrial boom that filled factories also help fill the mental asylums we never really learned about in school? And is the “sudden rise” in autism really a rise, or are we finally putting names to conditions that people in those earlier generations were quietly self‑medicating or getting locked up for all along?

Why do aggressive drivers and keyboard warriors act the way they do? This episode explores how the cloak of anonymity changes human behavior, weakening empathy and making it easier for people to stop seeing others as… well, people