Betwixt Wine and Thought

Apr 07 2025 40 ep. 66 mins 1

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A creative outlet with one man, one glass, and random ideas that come to mind. Some philosophy, science, and comedy with a dash of current events chased down your ears with some love and hope.

Society & Culture Arts Comedy

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Corporate Plundering

Apr 07 2025 52 mins

I share my takes on the goulish economic practices and principles plus my tips on how to deal with these trying times

GuestCast

Mar 29 2025 133 mins

A conversation I had with Nick about everything from love to Gaza

Catching a Break

Mar 16 2025 52 mins

I share my thoughts on the TV show To catch a predator and my issues with it, the moral implications and what they represent. To top it off I take about fireflys and why they matter.

A Conversation about Technology

Feb 24 2025 61 mins

Just wanted to share some thoughts on some ideas, nothing crazy and all the crazy at the same time.

A year in recap

Feb 16 2025 59 mins

Elections, healthcare's deep times with Italians, LA fires and some stuff on AI with some great life advice.

Blast from the past with a guest

Feb 10 2025 150 mins

Love, lose, life, and all the wonders in between, at a coffee shop with meh audio, enjoy as you drift to sleep baby.

Closing A Loop

Jun 08 2024 58 mins

Perhaps my final episode as podcasting as so many other things are at there end, this is my critique of it and where society is going plus my recommendation on how to live a good life

Lets go bowling

Jan 13 2024 46 mins

I talk about the year that came to an end and I talk about the future and give my predictions.

Spiritual Kintsugi

Dec 27 2023 51 mins

My antidote for a good life in the form of words and musings, I hope people find this useful or at least gets you thinking.

Lie to Me!

Oct 13 2023 49 mins

Spooky season continues with another short story and a discussion on why we as people love to me misguided, deceived, and fundamentally lied to. Also why its ok and why our imagine of people is more important then who they really are.