Chapter 35: White-Collar, Black Belt: Expletive Prone (Shrewdness in Lewd White-Collar Crudeness); Chemohawk Podience Sessions with J-Dawg

Podience, these Podience Sessions are proving to be both exhilarating and exhausting. It is a f****** joy to host and create a calming Chemohawk environment where guests feel warm, welcome and remain well-spoken, but editing these longer sessions takes a toll on Mr. Prophet. The toll, I remind you, is well fstars worth it. Today, we extrapolate the unexpected advantages profanity yields and how to wield a powerful lexicon of wicked words while sprinkling in college-approved multisyllabic ones. We also divulge, through many apt quotes from shows, films, scholars and business gurus, the truthful core that foul, flippant language can expose. I engage in a real verbal judo sparring session with J-Dawg as we pontificate on life, strife and the lingering disclaimer that if you spot the heat around the fstars corner, leave no mementos, no nostalgic garbage in your workplace desk. Thank you, Robert Deniro, as the glacier cool thief, Neil Mccauley, for that resounding insight throughout the crime caper film, Heat. Thank you, J-Dawg, for the intellectual stimulus and candid confessions. Unwind, with kind language, the daily grind, dear listeners and remind one carbon-based customer to go fstars themself until they fall into a lagoon overflowing with famished gators. -Falsetto P.S. (Procrastinated Statement) *Intro/outro track, Island Dream, courtesy of the artist, Chris Haugen.