PODCAST · society
Going Hokey
by George M. Bresnahan
Reflections on life with George Bresnahan--healing as individuals and as a nation.
Episodes
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A writer-friend pulled out his pen...
...in a coffee house. Whence cometh such creativity?
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Summer here, in the middle of Mexico.
Seasons change from cold to hot here.
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Impermeabilizante is an eight-syllable word.
It means apply a thick, toxic paste to your roof before mid-May, or the consequences.
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For years I worked on political campaigns.
Middle of June.
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There´s a tree outside this school.
The early part of June.
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I took a few laps...
...to get ready for this talk.
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In a beautiful year.
Someone you may know.
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Joe Dispenza did a meditation.
Let´s think of love, joy, gratitude, and inspiration.
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I was thinking about Abe Lincoln.
Getting personal.
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My daughter attended a quince party.
More importantly, ...
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Two couples in our neighborhood got divorced.
Temptations, distance, environment pull at us.
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Brooks Brothers discount rack.
A stroll through a mall, with Lamborghinis parked underneath.
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Los Tigres del Norte have a song.
The great band from Culiacan, Sinaloa.
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A novel of my dad´s.
The writing was great; the story, likewise.
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Our featured speaker this evening...
...is a great writer and a funny guy.
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Some cells on the top of my left ear.
This is how we are treating this.
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The Super Bowl happened yesterday.
Surprises happened.
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Israel and Palestinians.
A new relationship is needed.
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The good old days.
Also, what kind of podcast would attract 50 million listeners?
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At Spago´s.
Through history, the only truly effective way to make the world a better place has been Jesus´ strategy to appeal to the hearts of individuals to love others more. Gandhi, MLK, Mandela and their people got better results than the wars of the last century.
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Outside a stadium filling.
Maybe these times are as good as the Sixties and Seventies of my childhood.
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Let it rip.
Telepathy can be powerful.
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With Diana., interview.
Traditional Catholicsm works for her and family.
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A Thai taste of money.
Big, big money is hard to handle well. But what if?
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Number 66.
Health, abundance, joy.
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Number 65.
Life is beauty.
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Sacred spaces.
Cafes-- coffee houses is one of them. The classroom is another.
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Our featured speaker today...
...is a funny guy.
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Life in the neighborhood.
This is where we are now.
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A bus trip into the countryside.
It would eventually deliver me to my chiropractic visit, but first it made a left and a right and a left and a right, and I got to see life in the villages.
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Feeding people.
The Hondurans, the Venezuelans, too, if you´re willing.
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An open border.
Open hearts bring open borders.
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Neruda, poetry, sexuality.
He and I approached women quite differently, so there is something for me to learn here.
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People over money.
Israel must make peae with the Palestinians.
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North America is one very-connected region.
If we open our hearts to immigrants from the south, we will all be blessed.
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Intro to a new America.
True health care is nutrition, exercise, love,marriage, kids, community.
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Peace on earth.
A rant is for real.
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Christmas Eve when I was sixteen.
We can´t be self-conscious --special moments happen, and then we see we have been blessed.
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The rich have it rough.
People do the darnedest things to keep their billion$. Wherein lies happiness?
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My son´s bbq outside.
I´m glad he can keep these good friendships.
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Off to the mall.
Luis loves dogs. Jesus loves pure intentions.
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Dodger Stadium.
Gabriel Iglesias "Fluffy,"´s night, Martin Luther King´s visit, elton John´s concert, the razing of a community all happened at Dodger Stadium.
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Starbucks shifting
Why not have a fifth worker on duty, that one rests while four work? Then no one will be close to fainting after serving an endless flow of patrons.
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The corner greasy spoon in the rain.
Reading about Olenin integrating into a Cossack village and home.
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My year in the seminary.
Body language is different for those who are committed, are all in.
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Initiating small talk downtown.
Leaders have to be willing to look foolish once in a while. Downtown is so much more dynamic than the mall.
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Dark clouds moving in.
From my cafe vantage point, a nice rain soon fell, rasing hopes here. A dog from the street has found a home there, too. Just watch around your feet so not to stumble on him.
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A cafeteria on every corner.
Enough seats and tables in a given city to feed everyone among the poor and working class, with room for some who richer, as n example of a strong safety net and true health care.
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My son´s social amazing social skills as little guy.
Getting kids to play, getting us to talk to strangers.
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This boulevard.
It´s cool. I like it. But it´s almost all I see. And my siblings haven´t seen me in five years.
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