Working Class Hero - Podvember 2020: Recent Episodes
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Working Class Hero - Stories from My Life's Work
This autobiographical podcast chronicles the ups and downs, as well as lifelong lessons learned by a guy who had 30 jobs before he was 30.
The Week of Thanksgiving brings thoughts about thankfulness. Jeremy talks about a couple of important encouraging voices from high school, and reads a poem he wrote when he was 15.
In honor of C.S. Lewis death on 11/22/63, Jeremy reads a bunch of his quotes and comments on a few of them.
Jeremy discovers he's recording his 100th show on Spreaker, and then talks about how great 2019 was for music.
Want to hear the albums he talks about for yourself? Check them all out on Spotify:
Starflyer 59 - Young in My Head - https://open.spotify.com/album/3TVKAqSrq7LUZXb9RvdLFN
Luxury - Trophies - https://open.spotify.com/album/6vqdjScORXmo4LEwvhjrZE
Mike Mains & The Branches - When We Were in Love - https://open.spotify.com/album/17zvMLAdXrU0HXn38tsa6q
Kanye West - Jesus is King - https://open.spotify.com/album/0FgZKfoU2Br5sHOfvZKTI9
Damien Jurado - In the Shape of a Storm - https://open.spotify.com/album/6knwzkzYzZBffvbhK9iWeu
John Van Deusen - I Am Origami Pt. 3 - (A Catacomb Hymn)https://open.spotify.com/album/601b2dRqWuGBNLQUxWkhDI
Pedro the Lion - Phoenix - https://open.spotify.com/album/5u76A4Ereo3ABD3E7yXAge
Judah and the Lion - Pep Talks - https://open.spotify.com/album/5CuJb813nzBM4FMfTNByH9
Got some thoughts of your own? Share them on Google Voice! Give Jeremy a Call at 1-585-371-8986, and leave him a voicemail!
Jeremy questions his Star Wars bonafides, because he fell asleep watching The Mandalorian. He also talks in general about Star Wars.
Jeremy missed a day in his quest to complete Podvember, but that's not stopping him from coming back with a vengeance. If vengeance is talking about Disney+ woes, Alan Moore and Martin Scorsese, that is.
Jeremy quoted this article from the BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/newsbeat-50473092
After watching Gary Gulman perform at the local comedy club, and listening to Joe Rogan continuously encourage everyone to do a podcast, Jeremy goes off on multiple tangents talking about stand up comedy aspirations, engineering and what exactly goes into making wooden train whistles.
Jeremy is awake way too early this morning and giving his very brief thoughts on The Mandalorian. (More thoughts coming when he's awake and podcasting with his son.)
Jeremy surveyed his friends to find out the objectively bad Christmas Songs that we are forced to endure from Halloween to New Years.
Jeremy subscribed to Disney+ weeks ago, which should not be a surprise. But how did his first day with the service go? What does this robust of a streaming library mean for the future of physical media?
What did you add first onto your Disney+ Watchlist? Let Jeremy know by calling his voicemail - (585) 371-8986 - and you'll be featured on a future episode!
Jeremy is joined by his youngest son, his daughters and his longsuffering bride in trying a Southwestern Confectionery Delicacy. How did they like it? Find out by checking out the latest episode of the Because I Said So Podcast!
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Jeremy's turning 42 and he's decided to run for Sanctuary. Or just podcast about it. Journey with him as he talks briefly about the 1976 science fiction classic, Logan's Run. And then he talks about his favorite dystopian science fiction movies, because who DOESN'T want to get depressed when talking about the future?
As always, please review, share and rate my show. And if you want to tell me YOUR favorite dystopian science fiction movie, you can do that at my voice mail - 585-371-8986!
Jeremy talks about snow, Christmas Songs in Early November, and the cure for complaining.
Disagree with him? Agree with him? Call him and leave him a voicemail! 1-585-371-8986
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Jeremy talks about going to the DMV, watching The Little Mermaid Live with his daughters and then Hobbes & Shaw on his own.
Jeremy heard the news about John Crist and just had to talk about it.
This is the article that he read on the show and commented on: https://www.charismanews.com/us/78703-john-crist-cancels-2019-tour-dates-after-reports-of-sexting-harassment-manipulation
Jeremy gets philosophical in this episode, where he talks about what we as a society are leaving as a legacy to our children, their children and the future overall.
Six days into National Podcast Posting Month (NaPodPoMo) and Jeremy thought he should offer a bit of motivation for his comrades in the challenge.
It's Hallmark Movie Season! And Jeremy wants to tell you all about his favorite Hallmark movie ever.
Jeremy's bringing back his show, Mind the Gaps: A Journey Through Popular Culture, and he's talking about the 1969 classic, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. How did he feel about the performances of Paul Newman and Robert Redford? How does he REALLY feel about Burt Bacharach? Find out when listening to this episode!
The music featured on this show was Twisting by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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One year ago today, Jeremy took the stage to perform 20 minutes of stand-up as part of his capstone project for college. Listen as he reflects on this particular feat, before and after he shares the audio from that event.
Jeremy starts the show memorializing Rudy Boesch as well as Survivor, and then talks about things he learned while watching Ken Burns' Country Music on PBS.
Jeremy is taking on NaPodPoMo, National Podcast Posting Month 2019! This is a feed exclusive to these shows. In the first show of the month, Jeremy talks about regret.