Back in 1998, PEER was on the bandwagon to prevent helicopters from flying into Rocky Mountain national Park to repair trails because of the noise pollution. The conflict was the only other alternative was to use horseback. Helicopters were going to take about 10 days to repair the trails, versus horseback would take about 13 to 20 years.

This is a true story while traveling to Mexico to find family members that were in an occult. My journey was to convince them to come back home. The journey turned into a threatening moment with a rescue from a stranger in a straw hat whom I believed was an angel.

When a friend of mine asked me what makes me happy, it made me ponder and think and reflect that even the littlest things in life can make you happy whether it’s a note card from someone thanking you for a phone call from someone to express their appreciation. I like it when people are willing to run up and give you a hug—that makes me happy.

This is the funeral service via Facebook, because of COVID-19. My cousin Cindy passed away a few days ago in Las Vegas New Mexico because of health complications even though she’s younger than me you don’t know when your time comes to an end. This podcast is unusual for some, but grateful by others that we documented something for our family. During the funeral I do make some comments reflecting on our family life.

This is a insightful teaching about what Jesus said about adultery. It’s not just about adultery it’s about sin in general as well. It goes to the heart of what is desired in the heart that eventually becomes a reality if you don’t flee from it...

The question was asked is there a difference between my faith and my parents faith over the years? I discuss how my parents accepted God compared to mine, and I came to the realization of what the real difference was.

It is very short podcast where I talk about who I am where I came from giving you a zoomed out visual of what to expect from me and future stories to anticipate.