This podcast is going to be one where the listener will be apart of it as much as the host. Every episode will be one with intrigue, good vibes and a guarantee to never leave you thinking if you wasted your time.
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 81 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture |
In this return from Hiatus episode (again). I chat about the memorable birthday gift I received from The Beverly Hills Police Department. I also talk about FINALLY watching my Dodgers get their long awaited Championship!
In this episode I talk about Cinco De Mayo, my upcoming birthday and the annual tradition that I always begin the day with.
In this episode I talk about my experiences with solar eclipses, aging voices and I say Adiós and Au Revoir to one of my favorite shows of all-time.
WE’RE BACK LADIES & GENTLEMEN!! In this episode I talk about the wholesome ending to my 2023 and extremely painful and yet hysterical beginning of 2024
In this episode I chat about the legend of Chandler Bing, a viral dating list and my latest adventures in the land of Disney.
In this episode I talk about having 1st world problems as all hell is breaking loose and a “crazy” bucket list goal of mine that people are hypocrites about.
In this episode I chat about my current location, why the hell are people talking about the Roman Empire and that annoying thing that is my name.
In this episode I chat about my return to the happiest place on Earth, “Hurriquake 2023”, Iconic Dog Actors and Sneaky Good Films
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