This session with the crew, talks about the new corona virus effect in the south and how it is exploding while the North east has leveled their cases. The question is, is it the density, the culture or life style of people that aren’t taking it seriously. Whats your opinion
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We start our podcast off with why are more black people dying of COVID than any other race. Then we discuss our views about why the lack of education and medical care is causing a huge disparity of deaths from COVID 19. Also are we looking to use this time to better yourself.
During this episode E brings up the sacred cow for Americans. College Football. What happens if we don’t have these big sports events. We also jump into how will businesses change how they will do business without the extra overhead and salaries, Will everything reset or will we just go back to the way we were?Today I get in my Chromotherapy light bulb and I go through the process with an easy install. I will test for a few weeks then give feedback to the effects of the Therapy or none existence of the hype around it. Basically, do I feel different when the lights are on me. we will see.
This session is a cross between open box, health and tech. I put together and discuss my new tech buy. An Infrared Sauna. Not the hot stone steaming sauna but a hot relaxing direct heat sauna that has great benefits. I discuss my experience and advice I pass along.
This emotional drama about an ex stockbroker who is diagnosed with Bi-polar disorder gets released from a mental institution and has to adjust to a society that sees him as a threat while he deals with his own disorder and a father that he has never had a relationship with. A very sad and interesting take on how we treat people with mental disorders.
Alicia and I take a quick binge trip with this very interesting Amazon series converted from the podcast series of the same name. Beautifully done directed by Sam Ismail better known for his work with the Mr. Robot series. This conspiracy military, rehab center, DOD suspense thriller takes you on a slow burn with corporate corruption, deception and pharmaceutical poisoning to a very real story line for profit
Heidi Bergman is a caseworker at Homecoming, a facility that helps soldiers transition back to civilian life. She leaves Homecoming to start a new life living with her mother and working as a small-town waitress. Years later, the Department of Defense questions why she left, which makes Heidi realize that there's a whole other story behind the one that she's been telling herself. Oscar winner Julia Roberts stars as Heidi in the first regular TV series role of her career. "Homecoming" is based a podcast of the same name.
This movie was a very badly rated film that we felt was an interesting concept. Thinking it was another version of Honey I shrunk the kids, but with a modern twist. We were wrong but this is not what people expected to be so we took the time to check it out. Actually an interesting movie.
When scientists discover how to shrink humans to five inches tall as a solution to overpopulation, Paul (Matt Damon) and his wife Audrey (Kristen Wiig) decide to abandon their stressed lives in order to get small and move to a new downsized community — a choice that triggers life-changing adventures
This review I delve into the psychological and abstract movies that takes a little more than watching and knowing what the plot, ending and story is all about. This one is the killing of a sacred deer. A Yorgos Lanthimos movie that is so interesting the way it speaks to revenge, sacrifice and responsibility.
Dr. Steven Murphy is a renowned cardiovascular surgeon who presides over a spotless household with his wife and two children. Lurking at the margins of his idyllic suburban existence is Martin, a fatherless teen who insinuates himself into the doctor's life in gradually unsettling ways. Soon, the full scope of Martin's intent becomes menacingly clear when he confronts Steven with a long-forgotten transgression that will shatter his domestic bliss forever.
