Getting in John's Head takes bravery, and a slight amount of insanity. Not recommended for the faint of heart, but capable of inducing massive laughter.
John shares his memories of his first few days at his Alma Mater and how he got involved with his student newspaper, as well as some minor humorous news nuggets.
I talk about college football and try to keep control over the app and everything else while watching it all burn to the ground
Today's podcast features a really BAD spoof of "Good Ol Boys" by Waylon Jennings (and I do mean BADDD!!!), a rather erudite discussion of the Artemis 1 scrubbed launch, a rather crudite discussion of other things, and a sound effect laden description of my many cats, along with a short update on my book projects. Listen at your own risk.
I discuss some advice given to me by a friend about my spiritual crisis, discuss The Tao of Pooh by Benjamin Hoff, talk a little about how my cats make me laugh, and relate being true to myself to the late Neil Rogers and Bob Lassiter
John is back after an EXTENDED absence. He talks a little bit of politics, given some of his own views, and an opinion as to why some folks are against racial and social justice.
A discussion of Scottish Economist Adam Smith's ideas for how to resolve the American Revolution to the best interest of the British Realm and how one of those ideas was an example of forward thinking.
This first ever microcast is a comeback for John as he returns to the air from a yearlong absence
In his first podcast in several weeks, John's explains his absence as well as touches on the matter of the Createspace/KDP rollup, as well as a "tease read" of A 38 Day Education
John gives his take on the Roseanne cancellation as well as the challenges indie authors face. Chances are, SOMEONE will disagree vehemently and be offended. Oh and Bender puts his .02 in.
John takes a look at hockey and, in particular, the Tampa Bay Lightning. You've been warned
Weird news from Florida, including men swinging folding chairs in hospitals, mice eating MJ, and a woman marrying her tree.
John's returns to the world of podcasting with yet another trainwreck of bad production, pontificating, and off-channel modulations. Listen at your own risk and the podcaster takes no responsibility for your hearing.