In this episode, ⁠Peter ⁠and I discuss various topics related to American politics. We start by exploring ⁠15 surprising facts about American politics⁠, the challenges of remaining independent in the US political party system, and Peter's organization, ⁠Liberty Lighthouse.⁠ They also touch on Peter's books and his perspective on the growth of the federal government and the need for the Electoral College. Peter also discusses the importance of understanding the Constitution and educating citizens about their rights. He introduces his latest upcoming book, Trust Shattered: Cases of Government Betrayal, highlighting government failures to protect citizens' rights. We delve into specific cases such as Operation White Coat, where conscientious Americans were used as lab rats, and the issue of censorship and internet regulations. We also touch on the impact of inflation and government spending on the economy and citizens' financial well-being.

In this episode, ⁠Edward⁠ and I discuss various topics related to living in New York City and the challenges and experiences that come with it. Edward also shares updates on his current ⁠podcast⁠ and his diagnosis and treatment of cancer, the support system during cancer treatments, the process of writing the book, the reactions to the book, and the development of a show based on the book. The conversation then shifts to the anticipation for the movie adaptation of Wicked and the excitement surrounding it. We also share tips for getting affordable Broadway tickets here in NYC and discuss the appeal of seeing shows on the West End in London. You can get copies of Edward's book online or at the ⁠Drama Book Shop⁠ in NYC. To learn more about Edward, check out his website by clicking ⁠here⁠.

Robert J Wolf⁠, MD, a radiologist and author of "Not a Real Enemy," discusses his personal and professional journey, the process of publishing his book, and its impact. He shares his experiences with book signings and recognition, including being invited to the US Holocaust Museum for a two-day book signing. Robert also addresses current conflicts and the importance of education in combating hate and prejudice. The conversation also touches on topics such as waiting in lines in NYC, the controversy of why helping others is not often seen in our world today, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the fear of World War III, the role of government, the importance of education, and the dangers of scapegoating.

In this episode, I talk with ⁠Ami Herrick⁠, a transgender woman with a background in science and technology. We explore the challenges faced by transgender individuals in the workplace and the need for inclusivity and acceptance in the LGBTQ+ community. The conversation highlights the significance of understanding and embracing diverse identities and their impact on mental health and well-being. We also explore the benefits of meditation and journaling as tools for introspection and self-understanding. Ami shares her journey to recovery and the importance of finding alternative methods to manage mental health beyond medication. We also touch on the topic of gender dysphoria and the need to break the stigma surrounding it. The conversation emphasizes the importance of seeking help and support, normalizing human experiences, and promoting diverse stories of gender and identity.Also, check out Amethysta's YouTube channel by clicking ⁠here⁠.*If you or someone you know is experiencing mental health distress and is in crisis, support is available. Please Dial  ⁠988⁠ or text ⁠TALK to 741741

In this episode, I talk with author ⁠Kristof Morrow ⁠about his new book, ⁠The Second Sun: Volumes I & II⁠. We also discuss Kistof's passion for writing, Valentine's Day Plans, and the importance of character development.Also, check out ⁠Players⁠ on Netflix this Valentine's Day, Feb 14th.

I talked with Jack Decker, an advocate for the State's First Amendment Initiative. We learned about Jack's political history, profound marketing background, and the one-postcard marketing plan.Also, be sure to check out the A24 Film Civil War in theaters on April 12, 2024 

Hi All,I'm back with episode two of my series, in which we discussed the fall of a friendship I recently had and how that relates to Narcissism. I give you tips and insight on spotting a narcissist, learning to love the inner you, and knowing when it's time to let go and move on.The link to the article I referred can be found by clicking here.Till next time.

In this episode, we talk with Ian Rubin about our love for comedy shows, how we spend our summers in NYC, Sports Jargon, and the return of Football here in the US. We also talk about him growing up on Long Island, his time in Philly, and how he deals with Anxiety. 

Hi Listeners,In this episode, I talk about Summer Nights NYC, How adulting can be Hard, The joys and importance of Traveling and expanding your knowledge, the edge of cultures, and how to be a better listener. (The article can be found by clicking ⁠here⁠).

Lady Haynes is back again, and this time we are doing a deep dive into who she is. She shares her love for art and her experiences in the art world over the years. We also talk about my recent trip to San Diego/LA, our passion for Scotland, and our love for butts in the artwork. Shauna Haynes is an art world professional and Renaissance art historian by training. She has worked in galleries, private collections, and well-renowned ancient libraries (looking at you, Oxford) and has curated exhibitions on both sides of the pond, blending the past with the contemporary; while her thesis might have been on illuminated manuscripts, she loves Kehinde Wiley as much as she loves Albrecht Durer and loves hunting down a good peach at a museum. Here are some additional artists to check out as wellDanielle McKinneyFerren GipsonBarbara Chase RiboudEmma Amos