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We start off with Tod complaining that nobody pushes in the chairs.
I pay my respect to the people at Dunkin' Donuts always being slammed.
Tod tells me to stop saying the word "like".
A lesson I learned from Tod I still use to this day to never say the word "hate" and do not say the h-word.
Tod is a hero for saving people from a fire on February 2nd, 2013 at 2:38 in the morning by breaking down a door.
Comenatating about the dudes who dropped their beer outside of Camp Co.
Tod leaves to do his evening duties.
Now it's just me and Judge.
Tod is also known as the "arrogant bastard".
Tod's back and explains what he was doing.
Tod and Judge have known each other for 37 years. Tod's Legend of the week is himself.
Tod explains his secret recipe.
Tod's favorite saying is "ain't".
Talk about different dates and their significance.
Tod's favorite state.
Tod tells a story about his friend Alvie from Colorado and how he eventually got to live in Florida.
Tod's words of advice before wrapping up the podcast.
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Where Lali is from
What made Lali Move from his home country
How many countries Lali moved to
My Dad Dave and how many states he had to move to
What Intrinsic values have you established within yourself, and how does it give you the drive to do what you love best
Having a source of inspiration
Benjamin Franklin
Not everyone should have the same source of inspiration
Jon Olsson and how he inspires me
Jon Olsson and his backpack company
All the countries Lali been to since his parents were part of the United Nations
How Zambia was his favorite country he got to live in and why
America's excuses to get involved in wars in the past and how they try to market it to the public
How I still felt the communism in the air when I went to Russia
Russian Spies just chilling in the U.S. with there own children not even knowing they were Russian Spies in a town called Montclair in New Jersey 15:20 minute mark
What new outlets have you’ve been taking part in during the COVID Era, that if this virus would’ve never happened, you would've never thought you would be doing during these times?
Lali's perspective on living in the U.S. as a foreigner
How Tesla gets there materials to build electric cars
Money and leadership
My funny story when visiting the British Virgin Islands 45:55 minute mark
Differences between fast food in different countries
How I navigated around Iceland
Super Jeeps
Referring to my last Guest Jamiruh, how is Rwanda compare:
Colonization 56:10 minute mark
Tutsi and Hutus and how it was a Kingdom
How life was so peaceful before colonization
How Rwanda never participated in the slave trade
How leadership is crucial
On an end note why I have no been podcasts as lately is because school comes first
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"World's billionaires get even richer during the coronavirus pandemic" DW News
Shout out to the essential workers
Taking it back to 2005 when life was good
President Trumps Tweets that were unprofessional
Quote by Newt Gingrich (Who lived above Bills Diner) Famous Lower Dauphin Alum
Shout out to Danny Duncan
The illuminate and whos in it
Anti-Maskers
Caleb's experience at Feild of Screams
Shout out Gary's Bar in Palmyra
Jeffrey Epstein
Social inequality
Where the funding really should be going
The difficult subject of police
Gun safety should be taught in schools
Public Executions debate
32:00 mark prime content
Shout out to Christian Vaughn for recommending Taxi Driver
Calebs first-ever football practice memory
Donald Trump purposely going bankrupt back in the day to get money from the government
OJ Simpson debate
How Caleb's lineage got there last name "Cannon" 45:24 prime content
My Grandpa and Ryan's Grandpa were in the same Frat at Gettysburg College
"The Red River"
Military Base near Liberty Ski Resort
The solution to Confederate statues
African Americans that deserve statues
The boarding school in Carlise PA that made native American conform to society to get rid of there traditions (I personally did not learn that in high school history class, The sad truth is I didn't learn about this until I took an Anthropology class in college, and I was so shocked because this was so close to my hometown, and my guests who are also from the same town didn't know about this until I said it on the podcast) 53:45 minute mark
It's sad that they romanticized pilgrims when we were taught about them throughout elementary through high school
The sad truth about Shawn Oakman being falsely accused right before getting drafted into the NFL
The sad truth of Emmit Til
Ending episode shout outs
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- We discuss the differences and circumstances living in Uganda
- Challenges he faced as a child and how he ended up deciding to join an American Institution
- How the civil war in South Sudan affected his journey
- How opportunities are limited for international transfer students
- Working wages
- How Jamiruh made money
- Why he joined Rutgers University
- How the COVID-19 Pandemic was a blessing on his end financially
- The ratio of people in Uganda who can access the internet
- How this dude name Zachary helped him successfully learn online
- Why there is so much poverty in Uganda
- Only 5% of people in Uganda can manage to go to a University
- The sacrifices his mom had to make getting him into a University
- The language barrier
- The classes he's taking at Rutgers University
- The biggest opinion that needs to be taken into action for the better?
- How Uganda has one of the most corrupt Government's in the World
- The currency comparison: $1.00 in the U.S. is equivalent to $3,700 Shillings in Uganda
- What sports there are in Uganda and what other sports they follow elsewhere in the world
- How they watch the Premier League in Uganda
- How relief is finally setting in after all the pain he has gone through
- What intrinsic values have you established within yourself, and how does it give you the drive to do what you love best
- Breaking the poverty cycle
- Tribalism in Uganda
- Election fraud
- How he self-taught himself how to use a computer
- What new outlets have you been taking part in during the COVID Era, that if this virus would've never happened, you would've never thought you would be doing?
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In this ep, my Uncle Bill and I talk about:
How different it was 40 years ago
Air raid drills prior to the collapse of the soviet union
Busy signals, and how there were no mobile phones and the struggles that came with that
Using the woods as your playground building tree forts and what he was able to do at the age of 14 that would be unacceptable for by today's standards
How the Government changed in the late 1980s
High School dreams coming true
Jeff Bezos
What Intrinsic values have you established within yourself, and how does it give you the drive to do what you love best.
What new outlets have you’ve been taking part in during the COVID Era, that if this virus would’ve never happened, you would've never thought you would be doing during these times?
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In this ep Mike and I talk about our summer together out west and all the crazy things we did, then we get into the main questions:
- How’s Hawaii
- Biggest opinion that needs to be taken into action for the better
- Ironman Triathlon’s
- What intrinsic values have you established within yourself, and how does it give you the drive to do what you love best
- What new outlets have you’ve been taking part in during the COVID Era, that if the virus would’ve never happened, you would’ve never thought you would be doing during these times
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In this ep we talk about our life experiences with skateboarding, skiing, snowboarding, biking and what music we listened to and how it has changed over the years. We also address what we are facing, and looking what our: parents, grandparents, and great grandparents had to face growing up as well. We share our intrinsic values and why it makes us who we are. Then we end the ep with Will playing his guitar.
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What up my dudes, so “Word” is a podcast where us people in our young 20s talk about how we view the world, and what issues need to be addressed and acted on. Also we talk about what intrinsic values we established within ourselves, and how it gives us the drive to do what we love best. Thank you and stay tuned for the first episode.
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