Episode 119 – Times and Seasons

Published March 21, 2023 by wrm

Join Bobby and Jordan today for this equinox episode as they wax somewhat philosophical and discuss the times and seasons in conjunction with current events and other issues they find stimulating to their spring-time minds.

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Pepe LePew March 24, 2023

Losing audiences: A lot of us like to stick our heads in the sand. Preferring alternative reality to actual reality. I know I feel like that when I want to “escape” to whatever “happy place” would be a “flavor” of the month. When I’m innudating with so much gloomy and dark news, I tune out. I haven’t miss an episode yet. But I can see why some chose to get off from this information ride. The challenges for the host is to find equilibrium with their audiences as to not turn them off. Nevertheless, a choice lays among the listening audiences…alternative reality or actual reality. I like to listen…one never knows what I can learn…

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Whitaker March 26, 2023

Yea I finally finished White Noise. Such a weird experience. Do I get a Tshirt or something?

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TBM March 31, 2023

Tetris movie was great. The main villain, aside from the KGB, was Robert Maxwell, father of Ghislaine.

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