I've absolutely love doing this podcast, and I absolutely love all of you listening to me along the way. However this is also quite a new experience, and I feel like it's opened a door into a new venture of creativity for me. As much as I enjoy doing this, I wanted to take a little time to discuss some intentions and plans I intend to make.

I'd like to tell a story today about my brother Dave and the time when being in the right place at the right time would affect so many people's lives. In return for that decision, he made a best friend that he'll never forget for the rest of his life...

In this episode, I revisit one of my memories from college and something very strange that happened to our class one day on our way back to the dorm. After all this time, I still have no idea what would influence someone to act the way they did...

Sometimes, when the ones we love recall accounts of events we didn't think much about it can lead to some stunning revelations. In today's episode, I learn from my mom that one of my reoccurring dreams was more than just a dream... it was a revelation...

It's so easy to take the little things for granted, such as appreciating the mere fact of how our parents take care of us. In this episode I recall the memory of when my Mother wanted to do something incredible for my Father. Also, in the process, solidified their retirement plans...

Warning: This episode contains language depicting child neglect and child death. Listener discretion is advised.

This episode was very difficult for me. How do you prepare for dramatically awful situations that cross your path? You can tell yourself to be ready, but in the moment we tend to find ourselves struggling to understand the how and why.

Everyone that's new at the job and every rookie at every place of employment that doesn't have any field experience, it unwillingly becomes their responsibility to make mistakes and learn from them. In this episode, I'll be talking about the rookie mistake my good friend and I made that wound up causing someone to get hurt... in possibly one of the worst of ways...

In this episode we're going to revisit a memory I have right after my producer son was born. As any infant child would, he woke up one night crying to be fed, but perhaps he knew something I didn't...

Producers Footnote: Who the hell said you couldn't laugh?!