the OBJECTIVE JERK

Jerk discusses the irrational outrage towards individuals that believe Lindsay Clancy is a murderer, and shares his thoughts on the case and other similar cases with completely different narratives.Toxic Femininity is 100 times worse than Toxic masculinity, especially when comparing them to today's "standards".Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

Jerk shares his experiences working and living at Dugway Proving Grounds Utah,(Area 52), including some history and weird incidents that Jerk witnessed.Thanks for hanging out! God Bless!Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

Jerk recently finished watching the scifi series; Falling Skies, and shares the outline and his overall thoughts on the characters and the show.SLIGHT SPOILER WARNINGLet me know your thoughts!Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

Jerk shares a recent episode from his RC channel; RC JERK. Where he recounts the weekend of a City Mayor sponsored RC competitive event. He discusses the modifications he did before the race and his mistakes and follies along the way, in his first of many competitions to come.Check out the youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RCJERK78Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

Jerk shares his recent adjustments and struggles with the podcast, both audio and video. I have been trying to improve and make more efficient podcast, while failing to do any of it. Finally finding my process to bring the best quality in audio I can.My 311 album review series is still in progress, but I am not sure whether to re-record the Blue album podcast, leave it alone or delete it. What I do may depend on you.More celebrity deaths and more.Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

Jerk shares his life involving the America,n Rock/Rap band 311. His experiences involving 311 and how they shaped his upbringing. Plus, he critiques the songs on the self titles,(Blue) album. Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

A laggy webcam and an old Mac kick off a surprisingly honest grab-bag chat that jumps from Jerk's problems to real-world consequences. I talk through what I’m changing in my workflow, why I’m recording on CapCut, and how a simple edit pass can make a podcast feel smoother without turning it into a glossy production. If you care about podcasting, video recording, or just keeping your setup running without buying a new machine, you’ll hear the practical stuff like RAM upgrades, storage, and why I’m still uneasy about putting everything in the cloud.Then we pivot into hobbies and the kind of community that actually feels doable. I’ve been looking at RC cars, especially RC rock crawling, and I break down why it looks fun: the upgrades, the mechanical tinkering, and the slower “race” format. There’s also a personal angle about crowds, pickle ball, and why I often choose hobbies I can do solo, while still wanting a small circle to interact with.From there, I scroll headlines and land on stories that range from political memes and media reactions to gut-punch tragedy. The Table Rock Lake duck boat story leads to a serious talk about safety basics like life jackets and decision-making under pressure. I also share thoughts on recreational marijuana legalization in New York, including the public impact, edibles, and why child safety and emergency room visits keep coming up in the debate. If any of these topics hit a nerve, subscribe, share the episode, and leave a review, then tell me what you think.Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

We share a candid creator update recorded on a phone, with the internet down, while we rethink whether the show stays an audio podcast or shifts into a video-first channel. We talk through the real costs, the editing learning curve, and why audience feedback matters when you are trying to find your niche.  • shifting from podcasting to video production for more feedback • cutting Buzzsprout extras like magic mastering to save costs • why heavily edited videos feel better than raw audio • comparing OBS recording with iMovie editing slowdowns • moving to CapCut for smoother edits and faster workflow • the personal reason I started talking into a mic • balancing “just for me” with the hope it pays for itself • deciding whether to separate video content from podcast audio • asking listeners if they want more podcast uploads "So for those 10 of you that do listen, if you want to keep keep hearing these podcasts, let me know." "If you still want to check me out, you know, you can on the YouTube Rumble and BitChute the video." "So let me know what you think." Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

Jerk reacts to a video critique of the Obama presidency and test the gap between strong speeches and the policy outcomes people actually felt. I share my own experiences with healthcare changes, then move through domestic controversies and foreign policy decisions that I think reshaped trust in institutions.  • Switching from video-first posting to a podcast-style format and asking for listener feedback  • Reacting to MAGA Mark’s commentary and questioning whether the narration uses an AI voice  • Obama’s image and media praise versus a results-based scorecard  • Obamacare promises, premium changes, appointment delays, and crowded urgent care  • Solyndra, green energy loans, and scepticism around climate policy impacts • Fast and Furious, IRS targeting claims, and concerns about unequal enforcement  • Trayvon Martin commentary and the risk of polarizing narratives before due process  • Libya intervention, Benghazi, and leadership under pressure  • Syria red line credibility, ISIS misread, and long-run consequences  • VA waitlist scandal, drone strike expansion, and civilian casualty debates  • DACA by executive action and the Iran deal optics and precedent  If you listen to these as a podcast, let me know how it's working because it's like I'm kind of I'm like video focused more so now  Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

A trailer drops, the internet explodes, and suddenly a 3,000-year-old poem is at the center of a modern culture fight. Jerk hits play on a George the Giant Slayer video and react to the growing backlash around Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, especially the marketing hook “Defy The Gods” and what that tagline signals to long-time fans of Homer and Greek mythology.  From there, he gets into the messy part: authenticity. We talk about why some viewers don’t just care about visuals, IMAX spectacle, or big-name casting, but about whether the heart of The Odyssey is still there. He also unpacks how Hollywood PR and celebrity soundbites can inflame the situation, especially when the people promoting the project seem disconnected from the source material and its cultural roots.  We go deeper into the translation debate too, focusing on how word choices can quietly rewrite the story’s moral logic, shifting responsibility, changing how heroes are judged, and re framing themes like loyalty, sacrifice, hospitality, and respect for the divine. The Ship of Theseus thought experiment is used to ask a simple but uncomfortable question: if you swap out enough planks, is it still The Odyssey, or is it something else wearing the name?  If you care about Christopher Nolan films, book-to-screen adaptations, classical literature, or the future of honest storytelling, this conversation is for you. Subscribe for more, share this episode with a friend who loves movies or myths, and leave a review telling us where you draw the line between adaptation and rewrite.Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

Minnesota used to feel like a steady, moderate place in the American imagination, then the headlines started stacking up: riots in Minneapolis, “defund the police” promises, corruption allegations, and public safety stories that leave people asking who is actually in charge. I take a blunt, unfiltered look at that arc through the lens of MAGAmark; a YOUTUBE channel dedicated to sharing the hypocritical corruption of the Democratic party. The focus is on Minnesota politics, with Governor Tim Walz at the centre of our criticism and frustration about crisis response, COVID-era enforcement, and policies we think send the wrong message about accountability.I also talk about how national figures shape Minnesota’s reputation, including Ilhan Omar and the way ideology can turn local governance into a constant culture war. From there, the conversation gets heavier, touching on political violence and what it means when disagreements stop being settled by debate and start feeling dangerous. It’s not just about personalities, it’s about the knock-on effects: trust in institutions, confidence in law enforcement, and whether regular residents believe the rules apply equally.A big chunk of the episode breaks down the Feeding Our Future scandal and why large public programs can become targets for fraud when oversight is weak. I connect that to a broader reality people understand, including how corruption can be normalised through patronage and “easy money” politics. Then I shift to two stories that hit a nerve: a messy vigilante-style confrontation involving an alleged attempt to meet a 13-year-old, and a clemency decision involving a convicted child sex offender, both raising the same question about consequences and public safety.If you’re following Minnesota news, public safety debates, or the broader US political climate, this one will push your buttons. Listen, share your take, and if you want more conversations like this, follow the show, leave a review, and send this episode to someone who’ll argue with you about it.out OBJECTIVE JERK PODCASTReach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

A banned movie, a messy immigration debate, and a history lesson that feels very relevant. Jerk goes at immigration from a blunt personal angle: living as an immigrant in the Philippines while believing the “right way” matters, from legal processes to actually contributing where you live. That sets up the bigger question we keep returning to: when does compassion turn into a system that gets exploited, and who pays the price when governments refuse to enforce their own rules?Jerk also gets into Citizen Vigilante, a new film associated with director Uwe Boll that’s stirring up outrage well beyond normal movie talk. He breaks down the premise, why people compare it to Death Wish and even Taken, and why it’s being attacked as political messaging rather than judged only as entertainment. Along the way, he talks about censorship, bans, audience scores versus critics, and how internet labels can shut down real conversations about crime, integration, and public safety.Then he pivots to an animated history clip on the fall of the Western Roman Empire and the argument that uncontrolled immigration, corruption, and failed integration helped trigger long-term collapse. We don’t treat Rome as a perfect copy of today, but we do treat it as a warning about borders, institutions, and what happens when leaders make promises they can’t enforce.If you’re tired of slogans and want a raw, opinionated breakdown of immigration policy, border security, asylum, integration, and the culture war around film, hit play. After listening, subscribe, share this with a mate, and leave a review, what’s one immigration rule you think should be non-negotiable?Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

A rare incident of a school shooting in Tacloban City Philippines  is the kind of story people want to believe won't happen “here” until it does. I read through the initial reporting on the San Jose National High School attack, react to what’s been confirmed so far, and sit with the uncomfortable reality that rare incidents can still expose big gaps in school readiness, communication, and follow-through.I also talk about bullying as more than just a schoolyard issue. When reports point to constant bullying, it raises tough questions about warning signs, student support systems, and how schools can intervene early through clear reporting channels, counseling, and real consequences for harassment. From there, I get practical. Watching the panic in the circulating clips leads to a discussion on basic active shooter response: RUN, HIDE FIGHT; lock and barricade, stay out of view, stay quiet, and follow a plan. It’s not about importing fear or pretending the Philippines is the same as the US, it’s about being proactive and building simple routines that protect lives during the first critical minutes. We also widen the lens to mental health, violence prevention, and why “one simple fix” rarely solves complex harm.If you found this valuable, subscribe for more grounded takes on safety, local news, and real-world preparedness. Share the episode with a friend, and please leave a review so more listeners can find the show.Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

I dig into the UK Grooming Gang Inquiry Report and read out sections that focus on victim testimony, whistleblower accounts, and the report’s central claim that this wasn’t just about individual criminals, it was also about institutional failure. I react to a clip from MP Rupert Lowe, then pull out the parts that hit hardest: how vulnerable girls were allegedly targeted, how organized networks operated, and why the report argues that politics, media incentives, and fear of accusations shaped how the problem was discussed or downplayed. If you’ve been searching for context on “UK grooming gangs”, “child sexual exploitation”, and “public inquiry findings”, this gives you a direct, plain-language walk through of what’s being said and why it’s controversial.I also connect the report to wider debates that keep popping up across the West: immigration policy, crime reporting, and the pressure people feel around free speech. We touch on a France case framed as punishment for speaking bluntly, then jump to the UK’s post-Dunblane firearms changes and why some people compare that path to US Second Amendment arguments. Finally, I play a short clip on unrest in Ireland and talk about how media labels can drown out the underlying issues.If this conversation challenges you, good. Subscribe for more, share the episode with someone who reads primary sources, and leave a review with the one question you think the media should be asking next.Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

A single clip of surveillance video can change everything: what the public believes, and how a city argues about safety. I talk through Seattle’s expanding use of cameras in high-crime areas and why a viral downtown assault on an elderly commuter became a flashpoint. The footage doesn’t just spark outrage, it also leads to a tip that helps identify a second suspect quickly, showing the real-world value of clear video evidence when time matters.From there, I unpack the bigger debate that keeps coming up with body cams and street cameras. A lot of us once feared the whole thing felt “Orwellian”, like we’re trading freedom for convenience. Others supported cameras as a way to expose corrupt policing. What’s uncomfortable, and important, is that video can do both at the same time: it can hold police accountable, clear officers when claims are false, and capture violent offenders doing exactly what witnesses describe. Evidence forces everyone to deal with facts, not just feelings.Privacy still isn’t a side issue, though. I get into concerns about data storage, security, who gets access, how misuse can happen, and why socialist politicians worry about federal immigration enforcement tapping into local systems. If you care about public safety, civil liberties, and how cities like Seattle are trying to balance both, listen through and share this with someone who disagrees with you. Subscribe, leave a review, and tell me your line in the sand: when do cameras help, and when do they go too far?Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

THE CONTROVERSY NO ONE IS TALKING ABOUT : a whistleblower exposes Anthony Fauci, including a quoted line about the public not being “afraid enough”. Whether you see that as believable, exaggerated, or taken out of context, it opens a serious discussion about public health communication, fear-based messaging, ethics, and trust. JERK ALSO DISCUSSES A VIRAL INCIDENT FROM LOS ANGELES: a welfare check that ends with police shooting a dog, and the internet filling in the blanks instantly. I break down why these stories explode, how assumptions harden into certainty, and why waiting for context is harder than firing off a hot take. If you’re tired of selective coverage, social media outrage, and the constant tug-of-war between facts and feelings, hit subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review with the one story you wish people would talk about more.Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

Watching results shift days after election day messes with your head, even if you can’t prove a single thing went wrong. We start with a quick real-life catch-up, then jump straight into the LA mayoral primary drama around Spencer Pratt, Karen Bass, and why late-arriving mail-in ballots can make a clean process look sketchy to regular voters who just want a system they can trust.From there, I read and react to reporting about a DOJ probe request connected to a California voter fraud case, where a woman admitted paying homeless people on Skid Row to register to vote. We talk through what that allegation actually means, why it becomes instant “proof” for some people, and why social media rumours can still send you down a rabbit hole even when the biggest claims don’t hold up. The bigger point is public confidence: slow counting, messy rules, and real cases of misconduct create a perfect storm where nobody believes the officials who say “there’s no evidence.”I also get into the SAVE Act and the heated debate over requiring documentary proof of citizenship to register, plus what California law allows when it comes to homeless voter registration without a permanent address. We end on the uncomfortable truth about tribal politics: when winning becomes the only goal, integrity is the first thing to go. If you’ve got strong views on voter ID, mail-in ballots, or election transparency, listen, share this with a friend, and leave a review. What would make you trust the process again?Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

I test a new audio setup while I give my take on the Carmelo Anthony sentencing and why 35 years does not automatically mean the same outcome as other cases. I compare a similar school stabbing story to show how charges, intent, and self-defence claims can lead to completely different verdicts, then I call out how social media rage twists the facts. • Audio and video quality tweaks as a reason for rapid posts • Why a 35-year sentence can still involve parole rules • Comparison with the Belton High School bathroom stabbing case • Murder vs manslaughter vs criminally negligent homicide explained through the verdict • How self-defence arguments hinge on who started it and what threats existed • Why headlines, thumbnails, and biased reporting distort public judgement • Reaction to a clip of a racist hate crime; when a stranger is punched over “jury selection” assumptions • Thoughts on remorse, courtroom optics, and how juries read defendants • Parenting, boundaries, and not letting social media raise kids • Quick detour into training standards and taking drills seriously Let me know what you think. Is my audio better? Let me know about what you think about Carmelo Anthony. Was 35 years too much? Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

I talk through the Karmelo Anthony guilty verdict and how & why the basic facts of the track meet stabbing matter more than viral narratives. I also unpack how rage bait, jury optics, and emotional thinking can distort public judgement, then we question what prison actually fixes after a conviction. • Video and audio quality struggles and why listener feedback matters • Timeline of the track meet confrontation and why walking away is the real line • Why we reject race-first interpretations when the evidence points one way • How jury selection works and why “no Black jurors” isn’t the full story • Rage bait incentives on social media and how clicks reward bad takes • Cameras, body cams, and why modern evidence changes accountability • Prison as punishment versus rehabilitation, especially for minors • The lingering question of motive and what it means for public safety Let me know what you think. What’s your opinion? Do you think he’s guilty? Innocent? Do you care? Was my video okay? Let me know.Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

I read through reporting and documents tied to Thomas Matthew Crooks and the Trump assassination attempt, then track the details that still feel unresolved. We also unpack why redactions, VPN trails, and security missteps at the Butler rally keep fueling suspicion even when people insist there is no conspiracy. • Released emails and what they suggest about Crooks’ “double life” • Skepticism toward mainstream reporting and why fact-checking feels mandatory • The encrypted email account, nitro methane reporting, and questions about what is confirmed • The redacted FBI communications and confusion about what the document actually describes • Digital footprint timeline including news browsing, firearms sites, VPN use, and site visits • Butler rally security gaps including rangefinder reports, drone activity, and failed messaging • Unanswered motive questions and why the case invites Manchurian candidate comparisons. Let me know what you think. Appreciate your theories and what your thoughts are. Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

I react to prison “justice” after a reported attack on a jailed murderer, then connect that anger to a personal Iraq EFP story and the fear of burn injuries. We also vent about race-driven tribal support, pivot into He-Man fan debates, and question whether E15 fuel and future AI kill switches could push drivers into newer cars. • Reaction to a reported prison attack and what people call “real justice” • Why burn injuries hit differently, shaped by an Iraq EFP convoy experience • Scepticism about self-defence claims and how public opinion forms fast • Frustration with race-based tribal loyalty and the feeling of manufactured conflict • Quick thoughts on the He-Man Masters of the Universe tone and casting choices • Concerns about E15 ethanol effects on older cars and maintenance • Theory about AI kill switches and incentives to replace older vehicles • Behind-the-scenes talk on YouTube trends, analytics, and posting on Rumble and BitChute Let me know. If you guys want me to talk about something in particular, hit me up.Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

I discuss movie and music nostalgia then move into heavier topics like family loss, genetics, and why health outcomes can still feel unfair. I also go on a blunt run through disease headlines, protest optics, culture war fights in gaming, and crime stories that make people feel like the rules aren’t applied evenly. • Mad Season; an awesome band from the 90's!• Paul Bearer story as a lens on genetics and early death • Family health history, smoking, alcohol and what “good genes” can’t fix • Ebola and tick-bite allergy news feeding public distrust after COVID • Protests that look organised, paid and not organic • Gaming and entertainment backlash around branding and character design in new GOD OF WAR game.• UK knife laws, policing failures and perceived double standards • Bigger worries about media narratives, race tension and social division let me know what you think. do you agree? do you disagree? Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

I talk through my current Pearl Jam kick and my history with PJ. I share why I cycle through artists instead of building a soundtrack for every chore. I discuss wrestling with faith, lyrics, politics, and the surprising impact of Eddie Vedder’s Matter Of Time documentary. • Choosing music by artist mood more than by task • hHow faith changes the way I hear lyrics and certain themes • My Pearl Jam timeline from Ten to Backspacer and beyond • Why some classic tracks feel overplayed even if they’re great • Noticing drums and bass more as I get older and play music • Matter Of Time and why it made me soften my judgementIs there any Pearl Jam fans out there? What's your favorite albums? Let me know. Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

I talk through a messy morning at home that turns into a bigger point about culture, communication, and planning ahead while living in the Philippines. Plus; I gotta react to a few US news stories and how fast narratives and memes take over online. • A quick take on “Kung Fu Fighting” and what people label as offensive now • An update on a building collapse near Angeles City and a local YouTuber’s on-the-ground footage • How communication and planning gaps create friction  • Backstory of our small restaurant space and why it paused • Pickleball court plans and how family business ideas can clash • The contractor surprise visit and why boundaries matter • Reactions to the White House shooting clip and media response • Broader frustration with disaster politics and viral outrage let me know what you think. Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

Venting about tech failures at home, the anxiety that comes with relying on always-on devices, and why offline hobbies still matter. I run through messy political headlines, media double standards, and a hard-earned view of what real leadership looks like. • Dealing with heat, broken air con, and the stress of small problems stacking up • Troubleshooting home security cameras, Wi‑Fi towers, and why tech “convenience” backfires • Nostalgia for pre-streaming life and building offline entertainment with books, vinyl, and games • Reacting to violent news and questioning how threats get framed and prioritized • Calling out selective outrage in comedy, activism, and online culture • Debating authenticity, masks, lizard people and why trust in public figures is thin • Sharing military leadership lessons about backbone, ego, and protecting your people Stay off social media, get outside, and do some yard work. Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

I react to new details around a shooting after the manifesto and livestream drop, and I explain why my first read was off. I keep coming back to the same point: the politics are loud, but mental illness and online obsession feel like the real engine. • Quick correction after new information comes out • Confusion around the manifesto’s mixed targets and messaging • Livestream evidence and the copycat shooter problem • Mental illness as the core issue behind the headlines • SSRIs and long-term medication concerns, including personal experience • Being a veteran, fear after injury, and why going back mattered • Social media doomscrolling, engagement bait, and nonstop hot takes • Argument for bringing back asylums or long-term facilities • Brief detour into “old world” structures and cover-up theories Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

I lose a full recording in GarageBand, swear a bit, then hit record again and go straight into why a reported mosque shooting story does not feel organic to me. I lay out the details that trigger my suspicion, explain what I mean by “conspiracy”, and ask you to challenge my thinking. • Accidentally deleting the finished audio and why the video ends up different • Claims that the mosque shooting is real but the motive and perpetrators are manufactured • Arguing that “shooter died by suicide” often feels like a red flag • Questioning the convenience of manifestos, symbols, and staged optics • Explaining three types of people when it comes to conspiracies • Describing my “bullshit meter” and how a past scam confirmed it • Asking listeners to look at the full picture without left-right lenses Let me know what you think. Send the email, the objective jerk at gmail.com. Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

A chill Sunday morning watching an MMA card on Netflix, then the mood flips when a realistic-looking shotgun gets waved around in a packed restaurant. I break down why that split-second shock hits hard, how PTSD and situational awareness shape daily life in the Philippines, and why reckless “jokes” and risky driving can keep stress levels high.• Reactions to Netflix’s first MMA fight stream and the quick finishes • Situational awareness habits from military and deployments • A fast food worker brandishing a toy shotgun and why it is not funny • How our brains process threat cues before facts catch up • Differences between US and Philippines gun violence and public response • Why hyper vigilance affects where we sit, how we move, and how often we go out • Driving behavior that triggers anger and erodes trust fast • Choosing isolation and staying home as a way to avoid escalationLet me know what you think. Do you think the fast food worker was reckless? Do you live here in the Philippines? A lot of people in different countries listening to this, but if something like that happened in the country you live in, what would be the consequences?Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

I start with the day-to-day reality of heat, humidity, and trying to organise a yard full of plants while learning which care advice actually works in the Philippines. Things escalate fast into a rat-in-the-house story, then I pivot into why I don’t trust loaded headlines and why Hollywood adaptations like Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey are starting to feel like ideology first. • Summertime weather in the Philippines and how rainy season shifts the routine • Organising a messy plant setup and learning sun and watering needs by observation • Using plant identification apps and running into region-based care problems • A killer cat bringing a huge rat indoors and dealing with the aftermath • Cat behavior, pest control benefits, and the headache of cats “sharing” their kills • Dealing with cat pregnancy, spay and neuter timing, and the revolving-door feeling • An NBC headline about Kyle Rittenhouse and why wording destroys trust • How small narrative tweaks turn into “history” over time • Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey concerns, casting backlash, and modern translations • Why I’ve stopped getting excited about theaters and most new Hollywood films Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

Nothing like a Boomer "ish" person dealing with the messy reality of recording and streaming when your gear, brain, and software aren’t cooperating. From TV nostalgia and gaming burnout to headlines that feel like fear bait, then end by asking how to build a simple streaming setup without losing your privacy. • Dealing with heat, fan noise, and DIY recording fixes • Watching Rescue Me for the firehouse banter, then questioning the lack of likeable characters • Losing hours trying to fix a GarageBand "problem" when there was never a problem to begin with.• Noticing lower gaming stamina with age and trying Red Dead Redemption anyway • Setting up Xbox streaming to Twitch, troubleshooting mic issues, weighing OBS and capture card needs • Reacting to UFO news through faith, scepticism, and “distraction” concerns • ppushing back on hantavirus panic and the media incentive to fear-monger • Venting about Hollywood politics, money problems, and audience backlash • Wanting real viewer interaction while worrying about privacy and getting clipped. You could email me, because I know it’s kind of a bitch to put a lot of information on the comment section. [email protected] me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

Today I discuss/Bitch about the Palisades Fire and the claims around why it spread, why recovery feels stalled, and why so many people can’t get clear information without digging for firsthand videos. How this catastrophic event proves Democrats can't govern and why "More Government" does not work. We also talk about how basic wildfire prevention like water access and brush clearance gets tangled up in politics, permits, and media narratives. Why is China buying all the property?Choosing firsthand resident videos over local news coverageWind, ignition sources, and why timing still matters in winter wildfires Water reservoir readiness, maintenance delays, and hydrant supply concerns Brush clearance and defensible space as practical wildfire prevention frustration with cleanup pace, rebuilding barriers, and accountability Concerns about homelessness optics, civic priorities, and foreign governments owning American land. Let me know what you think, your thoughts, your experiences, whichever. Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

I start with music, and the bands I grew up on, and the weirdly wholesome moment of a son recognizing an old-school Band. I pivot hard into Trump Derangement Syndrome, a Wisconsin brewery owner’s “free beer day” post, and why the First Amendment still doesn’t protect you from consequences. • Rock and grunge as identity then and background now • Filter and Army of Anyone as a gateway to a family moment • Why politics from entertainers can poison the art • Kirk Bangstad and the Minocqua Brewing controversy • Reading the “free beer day” post and what it implies • Why “Trump faked it” conspiracy is RETARDED • How Secret Service threat interviews typically work • Reacting to the Facebook Live rant and the doxxing choice • Consequences for speech and behavior online and offline • Media narratives education concerns and fear politics on both sides Let me know what you think, and God Bless!Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]

I upgrade my boom mic setup without turning my computer room into a studio, and I end up fighting camera angles, fan noise, and my own perfectionism. The gear talk turns into ants, lizards, cat chaos, politics, streaming rants, and a quiet moment about The Truman Show as a metaphor for heaven. • Testing a new boom mic stand and struggling with framing • Managing heat, broken aircon, fan noise, and noise gate settings • Dealing with ants before rainy season and avoiding harsh insect poison • Finding a dead skink and blaming the “murder cat” lifestyle • Thoughts on strays, roadkill, and animal care realities in the Philippines • Reacting to a controversial joke and the temperature of US politics • Breaking down security footage from WHCD event and discussing how hard real readiness is • Reflecting on military-to-civilian adjustment after years in security work • Ranting about Netflix timing and re-watching The Truman Show • Wanting to share favorite films with the kids and losing the first watch moment.Let me know what you think. Should I go back to the way it was or is it good? Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the showAgain, thanks for hanging out with me! Please feel free to comment or send an email to [email protected]