In the Summer of 2000, I had just graduated with a degree in theater, and I anticipated being able to find work as a writer. So, that Summer, along with my brother and my friend, I took advantage of all of the things which made life as a 22 year old enjo.

In this episode, I reflect on my experience going to a taping of "The Daily Show," in which I matched wits with the warm-up comic, and I delve into the film careers of Jean-Claude Van Damme and Steven Seagal. Also, there are some important life lessons l.

In this episode, I delve into the realm of online dating. For me, this is a less heavy subject matter than discussing the recovery from a ruptured brain aneurysm, but again it's all about perspective. I examine two email/text exchanges I had which I hope.

In the final episode of a three-parter, we finish with our examination of Third Eye Blind's debut album. I go off on tangents with regards to philosophy and existential angst in this episode, but I also discuss whether a re-examination of the film/novel .

In this episode, we continue to examine how the tracks from Third Eye Blind's debut album line up with the major events of my life. It's eerie.  We delve into some of my experiences abroad in Macau and Hong Kong, as well as look at what it takes to teach.

Hey everyone, So in this episode, I do a deep exploration of how the tracks on "Third Eye Blind" line up or predict the major events in my life. Some of them are more literal interpretations, like the song "Graduate" coinciding with the end of my matricu.

In this episode, I examine the differences between coffee and tea, pick suitable musical representations for both, and generally just ramble about lighter topics than surviving a ruptured brain aneurysm. Hope you enjoy it!  Music by The Powdered Toast Me.

In this episode, I continue to discuss my hospital stay and my discharge. During this time I also had both inpatient and outpatient therapy and focused on both my physical, mental, and emotional recovery from the ruptured brain aneurysm and subarachnoid .

In this episode, we examine the derivation of the title for this podcast as well as the experience of surviving a ruptured brain aneurysm and subarachnoid hemorrhage. The title addresses how in everyday life, the true villains according to David Foster W.