Unplugged and Totally Uncut March 4th

Today Thursday March 4th on Unplugged and Totally Uncut... Neil DeGrasse Tyson uses a self searched story about Pinocchio to best describe his new book Cosmic Queries. Asking the questions that truly don't have answers. 11am post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43734166 Because of Covid things changed dramatically on the set of Floribama Shore. Instead of hosting the realty show along the southern Gulf coast, Codi Butts, Candace Rice and others packed up their bags and brought the show to life in Missoula, Montana. 1pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43734386 Ryan Berg's father was a drummer and introduced him to music when he was very young. Through singing in church and performing in theater and choir in school, Ryan felt music was his calling. For the past five years, Ryan's been a full-time musician performing solo shows as well as with his band, recently being seen on NBC's The Voice. 4pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43734606 Then we're Playing It Forward with Izzy Spring. An LA native, born and raised in a musically eclectic family. She found herself inspired by rock anthems, pop ballads, and orchestral works. She threw herself into lyricism and songwriting, hoping to convey a deeper truth and a shared experience in the form of songs she would likely deem as “spicy”. https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43735077

Blame It On The Moon

Listen to "Blame It On The Moon" on Spreaker. March 4, 2021 I say the craziest things while in prayer. WAIT! Don’t tune out. It’s just a transparent thought and or expression. So often the entire process of daily writing is put into play because of something said in that moment of collaboration. Today it was, “Mentally we must maintain gain.” It didn’t say “Break free of the circle of light.” It was gain. Gain? Especially when so much has already been given. Let’s break this down. Gaining is usually associated with physical not mental. Mentally we must maintain gain. Mental versus physical. It’s two completely different paths of open ended choice. Decisions to build must begin in thought. A mental opportunity. To let it sit empty doesn’t feed the need, therefore the physical presence must be ready to take shape once the gain has been met with the courage and confidence to proceed. Mentally we must see ourselves excelling. Envisioning the potential without exhausting the plan. How many projects do you rush into only to see them barely through? The mental guilt trips create blockage. We stop trying. Settling, rather than gaining access to newer ideas and accomplishments. Mentally we must maintain gain. Mentally as well as physical begin a daily discipline where you see who you are reaching. Which is an extremely difficult task because the majority of all people show up to do a job. Mentally make it a purpose. It’s not just a job. What you do affects people you’ll never meet. But if you maintain gain in the process of production you’ll soon see how your job is a connection to an outside source that wouldn’t proceed if you chose to stop. Who is receiving your energy? A blank sheet of paper is never empty unless you allow it. I can’t imagine how many incredible days of success begin while placing an order at Starbucks. Mentally we must maintain gain.

Unplugged and Totally Uncut March 3rd

Today Wednesday March 3rd on Unplugged and Totally Uncut... Science isn't just cool but it completely gross! Scientist Erika Engelhaupt has just released Gory Details: Adventures From The Dark Side Of Science. 11am post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43718862 VH1's Basketball Wives is back! What was it like being married to Lamar Odom? How has life evolved today especially during these remote learning school days? Liza Morales posts at 1pm https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43719039 Did you know Erica on ABC's The Goldberg's isn't based on a sisters life? The real family had three boys. Hayley Orrantia is actually playing the part of Eric. It was the real family that twisted things around and brought in a sister. Hayley posts at 4pm https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43721308 Then we're Playing It Forward with legendary actor George Chakiris from Westside Story. What was it like to dance in a movie with Marilyn Monroe? He created with Gene Kelly! 7pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43721985

Rough But Positive

Listen to "Rough But Positive" on Spreaker. March 3, 2021 I can’t do the pills. Pain is what pain does. Therefore the choice is to live with it. Which is why you’re never going to be invited over for the weekend or to go camping. The very moment you let the guard down the demons invade the soul. They blast apart all things that were once protecting the presence of who you are. Without pills it paints the picture of a wanderer and not a finely tuned instrument set to play the music of a troubadour. Drop the microphone and leave the stage. Not gonna happen. Not just me, everybody has an inner core source of music of music and energy. It’s never silent. It’s vibrant with hardly ever a true path of release. The majority of the time the only sound we’re able to make is a grunt or moan. I always envision an old frog sitting on a pad croaking his way to the nearest fly to feast upon. Creative people tend to overdo their pain. Drama queens. What hurts a little is a mind blowing oh my God it won’t stop so the world must be ending pain. Been there? Is there truly pain or a massive amount of inner voices that have convinced us of there being something? Oh I know! Let’s label it pain! I won’t take the pills. Opioid addiction is a serious issue in the States. Therefore I rely on meditation and prayer. To a nonbeliever that truly spells out a total waste of time you’ll never get back. Writing about body aches doesn’t make it go away. Talking about it the same. Personally identifying it creates awareness. The majority of the time we know the cause but we do nothing to make the change. Why then do we find complaining about it to be an important outlet? Cuz we can. My dad was busted up in WWII and later in life during his extremely difficult steel job. He never complained of the pain. He might have mentioned it but he never made it an issue. Late night pains invade how I dream. According to my wife the man sleeping next to her is stuck in a movie seat watching a very scary speak out loud movie. Meditation while listening to frequency music puts the mental state of mind in a place of peace. Know where you are going. I know that once I give myself permission to step within the protective gates of Nidra while listening to frequency music there’s going to be less pain and more inspiration. Take your head out of the game. Yes, it would be nicer to just pop a pill. How many friends and family members have to die to convince you to walk a different choice? A friend close to me said, “You only live once. Take the meds and if you get hooked just tell yourself it’s gonna be ok.” Hmmm I didn’t laugh. I did everything I could to break free of the conversation. Pain is more than an interruption. It’s a source of information that tells your brain that something wasn’t done right and if you continue breaking the rules it’s gonna further itself into a worst case scenario. The accidental overdose claims too many stories that could’ve been lived happily ever after.

The Lyrics From Billy's Forest Chapter 237

Listen to "The Lyrics From Billys Forest Chapter 237" on Spreaker. March 2, 2021 How dark are the times? Is it as tough as the headlines are saying? An avenue of constant change. The breaking down of a generation of digital achievers only to start hearing of the tale of how no success is possible without facing the fear, the failure, frustration and friction. Innovation comes from facing the storm not running from it. Such thinking puts me inside my forest in south Charlotte, NC. A collection of trees that’ve been with me going on twenty nine years. The connection and resurrection from so many challenges caused by change. The depth of the spirit teaches the inner core of the mind body and soul to find reason to build. Recognize it. Find the space to race with. To learn by way of the experiencing. And in studying the behavior of the moment, the new goals should be the innovation that we speak of. More than ever it must be invited into your life by way of peace. Be present. Be aware. Be ready. Be yourself without thinking of yourself being beyond. We can still dream but let them be achievable. Today is only one day. It’s going to require time and forgiveness to grow forward and outward. This paragraph of thought is an oxymoron. We started by questioning how dark the times are. Only to locate light in the end. Every nation on this planet has be affected and infected by the pandemic. The numbers appear to be improving but if you listen closer to the story nothings been given a guarantee. Therefore internally uncertainty continues to beat hard on our hearts. Just because the schools have reopened, the bars are serving til eleven and sporting events will see more fans in the stands doesn’t mean the shield can be dropped. A lot can be learned with these words. The depth of the spirit teaches the inner core of the mind body and soul to find reason to build. Recognize it. Find the space to race with. To learn by way of the experiencing. And in studying the behavior of the moment, the new goals should be the innovation that we speak of. From darkness to light. Having the courage to pull the lens back. To review the past fifty to 100 years. To study the exchange of challenges. To know in your heart that every generation has met personally with uncertainty. To learn from its behavior requires only one thing from us. Be present. Be aware. Be ready. Be yourself without thinking of yourself being beyond. We can still dream but let them be achievable. Today is only one day. It’s going to require time and forgiveness to grow forward and outward.

Unplugged and Totally Uncut March 1st

Today Monday March 1st on Unplugged and Totally Uncut... TV One has opened the flood gates for a new age dramedy that pours a generous portion of friends and love into need to binge watch some serious programming. Redaric Williams and Deborah Joy Winans star in Don't Waste Your Pretty. You may know about the book now you can experience the deeper impression. 1am post. https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43685729 If you're craving a great energy bursting film with incredible laughter, action and relationship, Louise Linton has put her wide open personality and inner creative view of movie making in stream mode. Me You Madness. 1pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43686009 It's Monday which means another episode of Pod Crashing. The weekly goal is to introduce you to the amazing talent that are sinking a lot of time, energy and creativity into podcasting. This time around we're hanging out with Carlos Watson!!! 4pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43686513 Then we're Playing It Forward with Dylan Lane who's made his way back to the Game Show Network on Chain Reaction. 7pm post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/43687028

Stream Thinking: Almost

Listen to "Stream Thinking Almost" on Spreaker. March 1, 2021 In June of 1980 there weren’t smart phones to document the moments we’d carry through every decade invited to participate with. Sure, there were tape recorders and heavy as hell movie cameras but nothing in the way of what we have today. I wish there could’ve been a way to fully document what the commencement speaker said during graduation. The only thing I hold is a memory. He warned us, empowered us, found reason to believe with us.”100 people are born on the same day you are. 50 of them will graduate. Only two of you will make it to 50 years in age.” Well crap! There I was. My 17 year old self sitting in that seat at the Metra in Billings, Montana trying to digest turning 20 not 50. And only two of us were going to make it to 50? Documented several times in my daily writing is the lifelong search for who was and wasn’t present before and after 50. This has consumed me for nearly forty two years. To meet someone born on the same day, same year as you after 50. The closest I’ve ever come is Tom Cruise! I was born on June 28, 1962. He made his way onto the planet on July 3. 1962. Sure I could Google it but that’s cheating. It has to be a 100% completely natural gathering without making any move or decision to make the moment happen. And for good reason. A wave of tremendous energy shot through me this past Friday night. A couple stood with me on the frontline. I politely asked, “How many years have you celebrated your marriage and love?” She, like most cases was the stronger of the two very confidently replied, “Almost 59 years.” I was instantly taken back. I mean wow! My parents made it to 49 before God brought my father home. To hear nearly 59 was a jaw dropper. I couldn’t stop the conversation there, “What day were you united as one?” She chimed in again, “June 29, 1962…” Her words are the very reason why I can’t Google the potential of there being another born on the same day and same year as me. I literally had to pick myself up off the floor when she said, “June 29, 1962.” I didn’t hesitate to whip out my driver’s license to show them my birthdate. We stood there on the frontline staring into each other’s eyes. The most authentic chuckles and reasons to hold onto them for many more chapters to come. What were the chances? I realize it wasn’t another person born on the same day and date as I had been searching for but the existence of there being an event that close to the moment I was born. They were married in Gaffney, SC. I was born in Sheridan, WY. Nearly 59 years later our paths came together. I looked at both of them with utter joy in my soul and became very determined with my next question, “Why didn’t I get an invitation to your wedding?”