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April 10, 2020
The Truth About CoronaVirus with John Nosta
We are living through one of the strangest times in recent history. For years to come, analysts and pundits will debate and discuss early 2020 when the CoronaVirus shut down much of the world economy and took thousands of lives. What is CoronaVirus? How does it transmit? How deadly is it? Do the experts know […]
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April 9, 2020
Marching to My Own Drummer
I am not now, nor have I ever been, a follower of the herd. From the time I was little, I didn’t fit in with “cool” kids. I was picked on and bullied, but was always smart enough to know getting punched in the face wouldn’t feel good. So I never got in a fight. […]
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March 29, 2020
These are strange times. How are you holding up?
We are collectively living through an unprecedented time in our lives. The threat of Coronavirus is touching us all one way or another. Whether you’ve been personally touched by losing someone close to you or your life has been turned upside-down by having to be self-quarantined, we’re all in this together. They say there are […]
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March 7, 2020
Unicorn Poop and Other Stories with Dan Harmon
Dan Harmon and his brothers are the geniuses behind the most viral YouTube advertisements of the 21st century. Purple, Squatty Potty, PooPourri and others have more then received their moneys’ worth from the collective 1.4 Billion plus views these videos have received. Where does this kind of brilliant creativity come from? In episode #60 of […]
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February 20, 2020
Inside the Mind of James Altucher
When I first sat down with James Altucher at his Upper West Side Manhattan home/office, I wasn’t sure what to expect… or what direction our conversation would take. But the next couple hours took us on a journey through computer geekdom, cryptocurrency, politics, entrepreneurship, book authoring, standup comedy and a number of other topics. It’s […]
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February 12, 2020
John Lee Dumas in the Zone of FIRE
John Lee Dumas has reached legendary status as a podcaster. Having hosted Entrepreneurs on Fire for over 2000 days in a row, his shows continue to reach millions of people around the world. Now living the dream in beautiful Puerto Rico, John shares his experience with Hurricane Maria, building community on the island and his […]
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February 3, 2020
Super Bowl 2020 Observations and Analysis
Ah, the Super Bowl. So much to say… so consider this post like a symphony is a few parts. First, I’ll talk about what the Super Bowl is at its core. Then, I’ll share my thoughts on the game. I’ll wrap it up with the statements made by the NFL and its sponsors. Not that […]
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January 30, 2020
A Cancer Survivor’s Climb to the Top of Everest with Sean Swarner – Episode 057
The vast majority of people will never climb Mt. Everest, let alone see it in person. But two-time cancer survivor Sean Swarner has made it to the summit of Everest, and became the world’s first cancer survivor to complete the Explorer’s Grand Slam-scaling the highest point on all seven continents and then hiking to the […]
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January 28, 2020
Still Sowing the Seeds of Love
While on a nostalgic “behind the music” run via YouTube, I came across Tears for Fears “Sowing the Seeds of Love”. I remember when the album came out and the first time I saw the music video. Both were clearly a tribute to the influence of The Beatles. How do you pull off the rhythm […]
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January 27, 2020
Heart of the Sunrise by Anderson, Rabin and Wakeman
It’s hard to believe that YES has been making music for as long as they have. One of my all-time favorite bands, their syncopated rhythms with changing time signatures, frenetic bass lines, virtuoso-like guitar solos, dramatic keyboards and unmistakable vocals are instantly recognizable… and never duplicated. From the earliest days of “I’ve Seen All Good […]
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