Have a podcast in 30 days

Every once in a while my wife and I get sucked into silly T.V. shows. A while back there was a show on MTV where they turned a group of nerds into suave ladies men. They’d teach the guys some “pickup lines”, then send them into a bar, and make them talk to girls.… READ MORE

The movie starts in in the year 2045. The world is in a shambles. There’s an energy crisis and economic stagnation. All across the world people are suffering. But, the lucky ones have a way to escape. Slipping on their visors and haptic gloves, they can be teleported to The OASIS.… READ MORE

My parents always told me, “Get a trade and you’ll always have something to fall back on.” I believed them, so I got a job as an electrician’s apprentice straight out of High School. When you first start out in a trade they team you up with a journeyman who tells you what to do, and when to do it.… READ MORE

A virus wipes out the nation. The totalitarian government takes control, and oppresses its people. Everyone has lost hope and they’re afraid. It’s easy to think this is a recap of the nightly news. Fortunately it’s not.… READ MORE

Between 1980 and 1990 more than 16,000 Malls were built. In 1990 a Gallup Poll found that people shopped at Malls more than anywhere else. At that time Americans averaged 4 trips to the Mall per month. Why wouldn’t they?… READ MORE

In 1951 rookie player Willie Mays played in his first Major League baseball game. Everyone was disappointed when he couldn’t connect with the ball. In fact, in his first 25 at bats he only managed to get 1 hit.… READ MORE

The year was 1986, I was 9 years old, and I was extremely excited to finally uncover “The Mystery of Al Capone’s Vault.” It was a 2 hour TV special hosted by American journalist, Geraldo Rivera.… READ MORE

If you own a house with a garage you probably never use your front door. When my wife and I first got married we had a nice house in the suburbs with a 2 car garage. When we came home we pulled the car into the garage and walked in through the side door.… READ MORE

I was a straight “D” student in High School. My 1.7 grade point average was barely enough for them to shove a diploma in my hand and kick me out.
On the other hand, my wife got straight “A’s.” She was an honor student and went on to get her degree at a fine private college.… READ MORE