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If you haven't yet listened to our episode 9 "Reaction to the 'Jordan Peterson vs 20 Atheists' Jubilee episode", there's no time like the present! :) Let us know what you think! Credits for this episode:Songs:Outro: "Candy Cane" by ⁠Keagan Midas ⁠Thumbnail Artifact:"⁠professional-retro-microphone--dj-headphones-⁠" by ⁠www.ilmicrofono.it⁠ is licensed under ⁠CC BY 2.0⁠."Jordan Peterson (28058501817)" by Gage Skidmore from Peoria, AZ, United States of America is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.

If you haven't yet listened to our episode 9 "Reaction to the 'Jordan Peterson vs 20 Atheists' Jubilee episode", there's no time like the present! :) Let us know what you think! Credits for this episode:Songs:Outro: "Candy Cane" by ⁠Keagan Midas ⁠Thumbnail Artifact:"⁠professional-retro-microphone--dj-headphones-⁠" by ⁠www.ilmicrofono.it⁠ is licensed under ⁠CC BY 2.0⁠."Jordan Peterson" by Gage Skidmore is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.

If you haven't yet listened to our episode 9 "Reaction to the 'Jordan Peterson vs 20 Atheists' Jubilee episode", there's no time like the present! :) Let us know what you think! Credits for this episode:Songs:Outro: "Candy Cane" by ⁠Keagan Midas ⁠Thumbnail Artifact:"⁠professional-retro-microphone--dj-headphones-⁠" by ⁠www.ilmicrofono.it⁠ is licensed under ⁠CC BY 2.0⁠."Jordan Peterson" by Gage Skidmore is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.

On today's episode, I'm introducing you to my friend Brad. Brad is a musician, a former camera and photography director, a world traveler who easily embraces his surroundings to capture the beauty of the moment. I get a chance to borrow his astute sense of observation, along with his memory and wisdom, to travel through time, from the early 80s to now. Together we revisit some cool moments of his life in the Calgarian neighborhood of Inglewood and its surroundings.Areas of Inglewood referenced in this episode:The National Hotel (now the Nash)The Dirty Duck (bar)The Bluestore (convenience store)The Next Page (bookstore)Ironwood (music venue)Magpie (bar)WOP (restaurant - Permanently closed)Credits for this episode:Songs:Intro: "Candy Cane" by ⁠Keagan Midas ⁠Outro: “TAXI” by Rich KissThumbnail Artifact:"⁠professional-retro-microphone--dj-headphones-⁠" by ⁠www.ilmicrofono.it⁠ is licensed under ⁠CC BY 2.0⁠.

20 Atheists vs. one Christian? Or Jordan Peterson vs. his own spiritual identity? Join in the forensic dissection and subsequent host speculations regarding this viral Jubilee offering. "What are Jordan Peterson's motives?", "How does an atheist process scriptures?", "What are the moral consequences of war?" These questions, and many more are addressed in this analysis. Referenced Youtube ClipsJordan Peterson's Jubilee episode Cathy Newman and Jordan Peterson's interviewCredits for this episode:Songs:1. Intro: "Candy Cane" by ⁠Keagan Midas ⁠2. Mid: “Chivalry 2.0” by ⁠Rich Kiss"Walk on" by ⁠⁠Keagan Midas ⁠⁠"Repeather" by Rich Kiss⁠3. Outro: “VENICE BID. DEMO” by Lucius.Thumbnail Artifact:"Jordan Peterson (32590076658)" by Gage Skidmore from Peoria, AZ, United States of America is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.

The moon.------------------------------Credits for this episode:Songs:1. Intro: "Candy Cane" by ⁠Keagan Midas ⁠2. Mid: “Stepping Stones” by ⁠Keagan Midas3. Outro: “13 Clover.” by Lucius.Thumbnail Artifact:"⁠professional-retro-microphone--dj-headphones-⁠" by ⁠www.ilmicrofono.it⁠ is licensed under ⁠CC BY 2.0⁠.

What did we learn from Quebec’s sovereignty movement and its last referendum in the 90s? What are the pros and cons of separating? What economical challenges would Alberta be facing as a sovereign country considering its landlocked geography? Would that impact trade relationships? Alberta is the bedrock of Canada’s oil and gas industry; however, it feels inadequately represented by the federal government. So why hasn’t Alberta left Canada already? What keeps it here? Does believing in a future where all Canadian provinces got along and leveraged equitably their resources to become an international power just utopia? Or is Canada doomed to perpetual internal fighting? What are we missing here? We want to hear your opinion!Credits for this episode:Songs:1. Intro: "Candy Cane" by ⁠Keagan Midas2. Mid: “Repeater” by ⁠Rich Kiss3. Outro: “TAXI” by Rich KissThumbnail Artifact:"⁠professional-retro-microphone--dj-headphones-⁠" by ⁠www.ilmicrofono.it⁠ is licensed under ⁠CC BY 2.0⁠.

On and on we go! So many thoughts running through our minds! In this new episode, we chat about dedication to new endeavors and how difficult group dynamics can sometimes be, especially when it comes to artistic projects. We reminisce on our youth, when we were forced to work in teams and how these experiences shaped the way we now interact with others in our lives. Also, we look at how new technology threw a wrench in the mix; slackers in groups can now slack even more efficiently! lol.. Of course technology is great, but it doesn't come without its growing pains. But one thing is for sure, when it comes to being able to achieve any goal in a group, all the members of the group need to find their own personal connection to the project (like a passion maybe..?). Without it, without that connection, it takes more effort to complete the work! Just a thought...What do you guys think? :)Credits for this episode:Songs:1. Intro: "Candy Cane" by ⁠Keagan Midas ⁠2. Outro: “Night Rider. Demo” by ⁠Lucius.Thumbnail Artifact:"⁠professional-retro-microphone--dj-headphones-⁠" by ⁠www.ilmicrofono.it⁠ is licensed under ⁠CC BY 2.0⁠.

On our 5th episode, we are discussing journalistic integrity. We’re reviewing 2 case studies: Candace Owens leaving the Daily Wire and Tucker Carlson leaving Fox News. Their departure from these companies lead them to start their own shows on social media platforms and pursue independent journeys. Those events triggered a lot of questions for us: “What really happened?”, “Are we witnessing a new trend when it comes to journalism?”, and “Can journalists and news commentators still have their own opinion if it diverges from the ideological narratives of the companies that hired them?”. Follow us down this rabbit hole of personal opinions and thoughts and let us know what you think!Credits for this episode:Songs:1. Intro: "Candy Cane" by ⁠Keagan Midas ⁠2. Mid: “VENICE BID. DEMO” by ⁠Lucius.3. Outro: “Taxi” by ⁠Rich Kiss⁠Thumbnail Artifact:"⁠professional-retro-microphone--dj-headphones-⁠" by ⁠www.ilmicrofono.it⁠ is licensed under ⁠CC BY 2.0⁠.

Today, we talk about history and how it seems to always repeat itself. A couple of books pique our interest on the subject; namely, “Tragedy and Hope” by Carroll Quigley and “1984” by George Orwell. History is cyclical…but should we want the cycle to stop - especially if it comes with the destruction of cultures and civilizations? Why are we so intrigued about what the future holds? Are we condemned to always relive the same predicament? And where is choice in all of that? Are hard times difficult for everyone ? Or can some of us escape the hardship? So many questions that make for a very interesting discussion! Take a listen and let us know what you think!--------------Credits for this episode:Songs: Intro: "Candy Cane" by Keagan Midas Mid: "Soulful Noise" by Keagan MidasOutro: “Repeather” by Rich KissThumbnail Artifact:"⁠professional-retro-microphone--dj-headphones-⁠" by ⁠www.ilmicrofono.it⁠ is licensed under ⁠CC BY 2.0⁠.

In today’s episode, our 2 friends discuss art: is it a work of passion or is it just a profession?As usual, they will be talking about whatever comes to their minds! They begin with a clip which talks about G. W. Bush’s recent post-politics artistic endeavour. They’ll try to understand why people get into art, starting by trying to come up with a personal definition for the words “Art”, “Artist”, “Creativity”, and “Passion". They then will try to figure out what it takes to be an artist. Do you need education and many years of experience? They’ll explore going from consuming art to creating it, and discuss the resistance many of us feel when we try to do something new and creative. They’ll have fun realizing how the universe seems to conspire in our desire to create by bringing all sorts of synchronicities. It seems that time goes by faster when we are doing something we’re passionate about! Also, can art be used as a form of therapy? Is war (conflict) potentially the root of the artistic calling? Are pressure and pain conduits to art? Who determines the value of art? Can you even separate the artist from the art? Join us for a new episode and feel free to comment!Reference Material:Book: "The War of Art" by Steven PressfieldYT channel: "The futur" with Chris Do: https://www.youtube.com/@thefuturCredits for this episode:Songs:- Intro: "Candy Cane" by Keagan Midas- Mid: "Walk On" by Keagan Midas- Outro: "Spaces over Time" by Keagan Midas (feat Yak Steady)https://soundcloud.com/keagan-midasThumbnail Artifact:"⁠professional-retro-microphone--dj-headphones-⁠" by ⁠www.ilmicrofono.it⁠ is licensed under ⁠CC BY 2.0⁠.

The second episode touches on many subjects including:  communication styles, selective memory and the importance we put on certain details. Our two friends discuss how story tellers capture their audience’s attention, and they reminisce on the book “Le Petit Prince”, a book about innocence and imagination. They’ll discuss the importance of being open-minded and how expectations can bring us more misery and unhappiness than we think. They’ll ponder on the age old question “What is love” and talk about what are the characteristics we look for in a mate? They’ll talk about the concept of the “The attrition guy” and try to figure out what women want in a man. Are women after the hot guy or the rich guy? What is a “10“ when it comes to attraction? And are there any unicorns?Hear what our podcast friends have to say about these subjects.. and share your comments!Credits for this episode:Songs:- Intro: "Candy Cane" by Keagan Midashttps://soundcloud.com/keagan-midas- Outro: “Chivalry 2.0” by Rich Kisshttps://soundcloud.com/Rich-KissThumbnail Artifact:"⁠professional-retro-microphone--dj-headphones-⁠" by ⁠www.ilmicrofono.it⁠ is licensed under ⁠CC BY 2.0⁠.

In this first episode, we talk about how hard it is to have deep conversations with friends in the midst busy lives. Does the art of conversation require us to have sophisticated friends with high degree of intellect and with diverse interests? How comfortable are we with alternative views? Can we still be friends if we don’t share the same opinions? During this episode, we also talked a little bit about today’s music industry, and how it influences our culture. Are most artists nowadays just being manufactured by the music industry to garner attention and make money? And for anyone with a message to share, can they still openly share their message with the world if their message is about the TRUTH? Or is the inevitable predicament of truth tellers the same that affected characters such as Jesus, Martin Luther King, Gandhi, and John Lennon? Are people still allowed to say what they believe in? And can they change their minds about it? Take a listen... and let us know what you think!Credits for this episode:Songs:- Intro: "Candy Cane" by Keagan Midas- Outro: "Barcelona" by Keagan Midashttps://soundcloud.com/keagan-midasThumbnail Artifact:"professional-retro-microphone--dj-headphones-" by www.ilmicrofono.it is licensed under CC BY 2.0.