Friday Night at Walmart S8 E19
Just your average Friday night of shopping and laundry. No wild dance parties. I will be telling you why I have a renewed gratitude for homebody behavior.
Lyrical Audio Candy Tour
Welcome to my Lyrical Audio Candy Tour (Lyrical ACT) where we explore books, poetry, and quotes that please every taste. May they inspire little changes in your life so that you can begin to love the life you live. Let’s go! Literary treats await! For a visual, go to Pinterest Lyrical ACT. Most episodes and my ideas are displayed on "saved" boards. This podcast supports "Sober Curious", "Sober", and "Alcohol-Free" folks on their journey.
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Gay 90's S8 E18
Shaking my money maker on Friday night. Sharing my experience at the Gay 90's dance club. Enjoy!
Christmas in July 2026 S8 E17
Behind the scenes at Ink Flower Scent Co and also a huge outro about sobriety. Tips and tricks.
Come Curious S8 E16
Here is a podcast for all you sex and relationship obsessed folks. Come Curious. My writing is a bit about that and also exploring how dating has changed over the decades.
Social Media Image S8 E15
Our social media image can be the real you or the dream you. A mix of reality and fantasy. Let's talk about one of the reasons why we are so addicted to it.
Your Playground S8 E14
Let's talk about play and how it can enrich your life. Enjoy!
Hot In Herre S8 E13
Archived essay on Heated Rivalry, now narrated. Also, some thoughts on attraction and how men can "flex" to attract women.
We Need Your Art S8 E12
Archived episode, this originally was just written and I narrated it today. Talking about the power of writing.
We NEED Your Art S8 E12
I am recording an older essay. Recording directly on Substack so the quality is not as clear. It is all about writing, which is one of my artform.
Helping Without Pay S8 E11
Does humanitarianism exist? With everyone's bills, can we afford to provide our services for free? Just discussing.