Fear, bullies, and doing the right thing, even when it's probably a Bad Idea.

Music from The Raventones, and from Owen Poteat.

Quotes from Frank Herbert, John Dryden and Edmund Burke.  Oh, and from the movie, "Risky Business."

Theme "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod.

Errors and omissions from me.

A little philosophy, a little political rant, another interesting woman.  The beginning of my "It Doesn't Suck" music list, today featuring three tunes from "Instru-Metal" which appears to be Kristian Strom, #1, #2, #3.

Theme "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod.  And please answer our Audience Survey.  You'll be perfectly safe, as long as you're wearing your foil hat.

Followup on last show.  References to:

Polyamory Weekly from Cunning Minx
I Should Be Writing from Mur Lafferty
Bloodthirsty Vegetarians from Rich & John
Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me! from NPR
News from Lake Wobegon from Garrison Keillor
7th Son: Book One - Descent by J. C. Hutchins

Theme: "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod

Oh, and if the voice comment line is still working, it's 206-339-4749, that's 206-339-GRIZ.  Talk at ya later!

Okay, here's the deal.  Did this show with my friend, Boo, a young lady I've mentioned previously.  Three things to note:

We spent some time discussing Curse Words, in detail and specifically.  If you're offended by "foul language," you might want to skip this one.

You'll note that I was rambling and incoherent.  Probably a Stress thing, possibly an Asperger thing, perhaps an Us thing, but definitely a Me thing.  Doing new stuff kinda removed the comfort level I've
achieved with the show.  Perhaps that's also a Good thing.

Third thing.  I wanted to show her what I do, and what it's like.  I think she enjoyed herself.  What's next for me and for us?  Well, she said she may do it again sometime.  We'll see.  She may also start her own, and if she wants to (you listening, Boo?) I'll help her out.  She can obviously speak for herself.  We didn't and don't always agree on what's appropriate.  But it was still kinda cool.  Anyway, comments are encouraged.  Thanks for listening.

No music this time, just the Theme I got from Kevin MacLeod's site.

This episode kinda sucks, but it puts me back in the game.  Who was it said everyone has a million words of, er, junk to write, and you have to write all that before you get to the good stuff?  Anyway, this goes against my million-word quota.  Yay me.

By the way, I think I finally convinced Libsyn to use the correct audio file for this.  Here's hoping.

Features:

Owen Poteat: Rescue Me
Sue Merchant: Those Who Lose

Theme from Kevin MacLeod