Life is improvisation! Observations from a regular guy who always turned left when told to go right and has spent his life with improvisation, his safe place. Exploring the relationships between crisis and creativity. Life is improv. We are all failing up!
In this episode I ramble about the importance of making sure all of our pets have their vaccinations against rabbis and other potential diseases. Why do make sure they are vaccinate and many refuse …
In this Episode I reflect on the loss of The Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts. how he was the constant and the unseen drive. I also discuss how comparing the Rolling Stones to the Beatles doe…
In this episode I reflect on the the aspects of adolescents and how they carry through friendships, relationships, health and organizations with age. Hoping we can maintain those authentic responses…
This is an improvisation in that I take a suggestion and build the podcast around it. In this case the suggestions was a porch. I plan to have more of these based on a suggestion given to me just…
This episode is about my every day observations. How the actions of the "normal" may not aligned with the meaning of the word.
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In this episode I explore the impact that symbolism has in how we communicate and persuade. As we celebrate our nations independence and all the freedoms we have in the United States, one of the mos…
In this episode I share my observations as we begin to step out from our 15 month isolation. The sense of urgency like the last day of school, and the lack of trust. Sharing the points made by Alex…
This episode is an improv update for our soon to be neighbors on the planet Mars. A current state of affairs in the United States of America, just so they can get sense of who is moving into their …
In this episode I reflect on the song made famous by The Monkees, the made for television band who had a popular TV program that aired from 1966-1968. In fact, they out sold the Beatles and The Rolli…
In this episode I reflect on the correlation between the side effects of medicines we may take for illness, or ailments, and the side effects of our actions. How the information we digest and the c…
In this episode I reflect upon the beautiful and courageous soul of the artist. The sensitivity experience, and courage it takes to share. The impact of personal and societal experiences, how they…
If talk were cheap not so many individuals would be getting wealthy by the messages they deliver and the words they use. If words did not matter all attorneys would be mimes. In this episode I ta…
In this episode I talk about the evolution of television, and the events that occurred in parallel during the golden age of the 1960's that became the foundation of what we watch, and are fed today. …
In this episode I discuss the pandemic of continued mass shootings in our society and what I perceive to be contributing factors beyond access to automatic weapons. How have these horrendous acts be…
In this episode I explore the brilliant complexities of the 1970 album and later Rock Opera Jesus Christ Superstar. How the incredible music and lyrics accurately stayed true to the last days of Je…
In this episode I discuss the article written by Pankaj Mishra, Bloomberg Opinion that appeared in the Sunday Syracuse Post-Standard. FDR's support of the Arts during the Depression and how we need …
This episode reflects on the one year anniversary of the Pandemic and all the tragic and inspirational events that followed. How have we changed as a result of this crisis. We always change.
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In this episode I will discuss the evolution of how we receive the news. The role that social media plays on the information that we react to. The impact of allowing monumental tragic events of to…
In this episode I talk about the role questions play in conflict and the types of strategies utilized.
Questions act as deflectors, force fields, ways to gain information, and a way to re-group.
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In this episode I talk about the characteristics that make up a leader. My observations on the marketing of "Leadership" and the similarities in leadership for the greater good, or the manipulation …