Unplugged and Totally Uncut February 5th

Today February 5th on Unplugged and Totally Uncut... The book is titled The Unwilling. John Hart puts your passion for drama, action and mystery inside the affect and after effect of the Vietnam War early 1970's. The story takes place in Charlotte, NC. 11am post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43302599 Discovery+ is rocking the world of puppies and adult dogs. The Dog Games hits the airwaves this weekend. Judging the fun loving laughter creating oh wow moments is nationally recognized dog trainer Travis Brorsen. 1pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43303417 Ryan Jay is back with more movie reviews. Brand new to Netflix is Malcom and Marie. One of the first films made during the Covid 19 lockdown. Ryan says, "Brilliant acting. Snubbed at the Golden Globe nominations." Theaters are still open in cities across the nation and Hollywood continues to new flick on the giant screen. New this week is Earwig And The Witch. Ryan loved this movie because no matter how bad things were for Earwig there was always a positive located in the story. This is Japanese Anime moving forward. The first time CGI animation was used. And finally Ryan Jay caught Falling which is now in theaters. Viggo Mortensen at his brilliant best. 4pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43302962 Then we're Playing It Forward with Don McLean. This is more than a 50th anniversary celebration of a song. It’s a conversation about the reason and importance of the song and how it continues to live in forward motion. One on one with Don takes the notes trapped inside an album sleeve and paints a brilliant picture of one of the most gifted singer songwriters and how in the months and years ahead the entire entertainment industry will deliver so many stories not yet spoken. 7pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43303958

The Front Seat

Listen to "The Front Seat" on Spreaker. February 5, 2021 Words on a page. Not to be confused with words spoken. Words on a page. While handwriting, your entire body feels the emotional connection. To talk or use a speaking voice, it’s extremely easy to fit into any character. I’m guilty of it. When I need a pick me up, I’ll use my inflection, pitch, volume and tone to pick someone up. Seeing them smile, giggle, snort and respond gives back a new source of positive energy. With daily writing it’s just me. What are the possibilities that words on a page without volume will have any type of impact on a future reader? I really enjoyed the 2.5 years I put into writing and publishing my book Scrambled Eggs. Selfishly I was so proud of the artistic value put into the vision and vibration. It didn’t sell. But I’m ok with that. The total experience of putting words on a page was unexplainable and very rewarding. Mainly because it was 53 pieces of long form poetry that happened to tell the story of a Beatle. Yep John Lennon. Therefore as a writer every sentence becoming a paragraph had to be focused on the creative process of words making music. During those 2.5 years of sculpting Scramble Eggs the imagination was locked in on a story that led to conversations with Yoko, Julian Lennon and because it deals with Alzheimer’s I was blessed with a conversation with Glen Campbell’s family. But the book never sold. I’m ok with that. The experience of words on a page far exceeds the words I’ve spoken. My challenge to you. After spending nearly three decades trying to show people the way with the art of writing, the new step for you to take is to use your speaking voice as a tool. It’s not selfish or conceited. When you’re in a funk. Anxiety is kicking your tail. An awkward day with no straight lines. Use your voice to pick someone up. Then enjoy being in the front seat of the performance. Enlighten someone first. Amazing things happen to your heart.

Unplugged and Totally Uncut February 4th

Today February 4th on Unplugged and Totally Uncut The 2021 Super Bowl commercials are ready to hit the air on Sunday. Just because some of the biggies have chosen to donate millions to non-profits doesn't mean it's going to be an all out serious tone. Ross Martin checks in to unveil the best of the best and you could be on your way into space. True Story!!! 11am post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43285104 Tony Harris has his eye in the sky. The Proof Is Out There is a huge series that unveils the truth about UFO's and the aliens that come with them. 1pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43284421 Film Director Ric Roman Waugh has unleashed a totally out of this world action packed drama called Greenland. It stars Gerard Butler! Getting into the head and heart of Ric was a blast! 4pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43285353 Then we're Playing It Forward with singer songwriter Chloe Hogan who just recently appeared on season 19 of NBC's The Voice. 7pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43285665

The Box

Listen to "The Box" on Spreaker. February 4, 2021 Do dreams last all night? Not according to the experts. Most late night early morning mental movies clock in at 20 to 30 minutes. Why then does it feel like all night? The only thing we remember is what’s experienced during REM. My dream of an open box may have started during REM at 11pm and then again during REM before waking at 4:30am. Therefore the imagination is convinced the dream did last all night. The real subject at hand isn’t the distance a dream travels but rather the symbol of an open box. Those that study dreams see nothing negative in the openness provided. Therefore what purpose does it serve in the outside world? My first attempt to locate an answer was to turn the box into my daily writing journal. Its square and I store things inside. A box! But I’ve never treated it as such. The journal has always been an open window filled with words and expressions that influenced my systems of choice. The reason why so many hardworking dedicated creative and noncreative minds get clogged up with angst, depression, fear and doubt is because we won’t let go of what’s been assumed. You’re not treating your moment like an open box. We store things for later digestion or understanding. Time wasted. Self guilt sets in. You feel as if you can’t find the time to keep knowing you. How can we take what we dream and not let it evolve into a monster in our reality? So often it feels like a Ghostbusters portal giving permission to every beast to step through and take over your moods. Can they collaborate with your existence of a better understanding? First and foremost we have to understand why the majority of us are having extreme vivid dreams. The pandemic is ripping your place of rest to shreds. Your inner eye wants to identify what has changed your life and it slow dances with uncertainty in the way of trying to inspire the music to get back to something you recognize. It’s not happening as fast as your truer self wants. Stop trying to write the story. Living in the presence of Now means getting control of what’s in your Now. Here’s a good example. I’m presently enjoying a beautiful Carolina sunrise. The sky is bright pink with a Tar Heel blue backdrop. It’s also 25 degrees. My Now isn’t your Now. By the time you read this the atmosphere has changed. What time of day is in your Now? How far into the sky is the sun? Did you just wake up from a bad dream and somehow some way you found this page? Yes the future is right there in front of us. No you can’t write the story. By the time your future arrives it won’t match what you wrote. Now we’re facing disappointment. Be present. An open box. Now dream…

Unplugged and Totally Uncut February 2nd

Today February 2nd on Unplugged and Totally Uncut... Mellissa De La Cruz has hit store shelves with a young adult book of fantasy that takes every person and age to an entirely new stage within their imagination. The book is Never After. 11am post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43246877 Actor James Le Gros truly has put his stamp of movie making passion on the streets of Hollywood. Then he said something about the state where I was born. Wyoming. Boom! A completely different one of a kind conversation. 1pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43247951 What's up with Canada? It seems like everything coming out there is fun as well as very funny. Schitts Creek, Letterkenny and now Jann on Hulu. Jann Arden doesn't just share a conversation she's singing! 4pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43248251 Then we're Playing It Forward with Moriah Formica. We first met 3.5 years ago when she was a contestant on NBC's The Voice. Now she's fronting the all girl hard Rock band Plush. 7pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43249547

Unplugged and Totally Uncut February 1st

Today February 1st on Unplugged and Totally Uncut... Items that have sold millions since the Covid 19 lockdown began nearly a year ago. Laura Corn's book 101 Nights Of Great Sex. It's unlike anything you've read before. Especially since you can't read the pages. The challenges are in seal envelopes! 11am post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43227953 Pod Crashing is back! Episode 90 is with Cousin Sal from the Jimmy Kemmil Live on ABC. Sal's podcast is Against All Odds. It's all about sports betting. 1pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43228576 There's a new talent show on TBS and it raises the bar on danger, unseen before and who is that insane to attempt it? Go Big Show hosted by comedian Bert Kreischer. 4pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43230607 Then we're Playing It Forward with Yung Joc who's all set to hit VH1 tonight. The Rapper is Featured in the Relationship-Themed Special Love & Hip Hop: It’s a Love Thing And the New Limited SeriesVH1 Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition. 7pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43229963

Stream Thinking Do You Really Need To Know

Listen to "Stream Thinking Do You Really Need To Know" on Spreaker. February 1, 2021 I call it stream thinking. Because I believe in the power of now. The challenge is to write one page. 10 minutes only. No editing. Whatever you feel in the moment. Drop the writing instrument then walk away. On a different day we get to talk about it. This week’s subject hits us all in the heart. What we think we know versus what we want to know. What do we really know? What are we knowingly doing about it? This tends to serve as a trigger for many. It sends emotions toward challenge and change or into moments of taking cover. The investment of energy is personal and isn’t easy to pull off. If something or someone has moved into your tight circle, the objective should always be to put peace first. As a third degree Black Belt this was shoved deeply into our thinking and reaction process. It wasn’t to train like warriors on a headhunt. The mission should always be to put peace ahead of all things. There can’t be a reason to find strength in defense. But in the real world of the everyday situation the design of so many thinking patterns is fed by how others violate our space. We’re ready to use what we want to know as a reason to resurface what’s now become the newer connection. Taking what we know and putting value in it as a tool. I love it when people say, “I’ve got nothing to complain about.” I instantly respond, “But if you did. What would it be?” The usual response is, “Let’s not go there.” Because we know! Learning how to collaborate with other passerby’s is vital in the way of generating enough space to stop stepping on what others know about you. I’m blown away with how a simple nametag changes the direction of what a person may think they know. On the frontline, I’m not the radio guy. I don’t use his name. People approach me thinking they know. One look at the nametag and it’s a different conversation. How often do you do the same? No matter where you travel the information held helps pave the way until the edge of the surface fails to put into play because you didn’t know the entire story. Do you keep walking or get to know something new?