In this podcast, we are going to use a scenario to stimulate your cognitive thinking. The scenario we are using is entitled “Stranded on a Deserted Island.” We will use this scenario and present questions to stimulate thoughts and possible actions. We use the “stranded on a deserted island” scenario because it's simple and stimulates a lot of thought and digs deep into your knowledge of survival and ability to cope in a stressful environment.This may not sound like fun now but wait until you hear the questions! We will also be reaching out to several of our listeners and getting their answers so we can compare and contrast thoughts and ideas on how to survive this epic scenario. Check out our blog and get to know Rick and Kat and keep an eye out for upcoming podcast: Left Brain Right Turn

Is this a real thing or is "Minnesota Nice" just a fabricated way to describe how nice Minnesotan's really are? Ok, let's not get carried away, Minnesota nice is really a cultural expression with a double-edged sword. Minnesota Nice doesn't necessarily mean that people who reside in Minnesota are really nice, friendly, polite or non-confrontational people. Not all residents in Minnesota are willing to lend a helping hand or go out of their way to help someone in need. But please don't misunderstand this, there are always people that are willing to help, share a meal or help someone get out of a jam, but that goes for just about any place you go. However, this Minnesota nice stereotype is really a smoke screen used to disguise the true nature of many Minnesotans. Like our hometown professional sports teams, Minnesotan's will give you hope, but more likely lead you down a path of despair. This passive-aggressive nature is what sets Minnesotans apart. It's my belief that "Minnesota Nice" is nothing more than a marketing myth. You walk down the street of Minneapolis, and you will see that most people won't even make eye contact with you. That is however, unless you stand out as "different,' then you might see a head turn. Not to say that Minnesota isn't a nice place to live, that is if you can take 5-6 months of winter, but just be aware that this "Minnesota Nice" stereotype is not all that is seems to be underneath it's surface. Join us as Kat and I discuss some of the characteristics that we see in everyday Minnesota life and what we call Minnesota Narcissism.Check out our blog and get to know Rick and Kat and keep an eye out for upcoming podcast: Left Brain Right Turn

Welcome to the first Left Brain Right Turn podcast episode! This episode discusses the best movies of all time according to Rick and Kat. Listen in and compare your favorites to ours and see how well our crazy mindsets aligns with yours.  Maybe we will help jog your memory of some old-time favorites!Special notes: We would like to thank our friends at Uppbeat  and Pixabay for some of the sound effects we used for this podcast and to include the artists Richard Bodgers for our intro theme.Check out our blog and get to know Rick and Kat and keep an eye out for upcoming podcast: Left Brain Right Turn