Adam has a Podcast

I don't reverse engineer things using ai, I use the thing and then break it down with my brain. It doesn't matter what, a TV, a computer, a blender, or an app. It doesnt matter. I use the thing and then take it apart with my mind or hands. Granted I can't always put everything I take apart back together and some of the things I make and put together cannot be taken apart but knowledge...

In this special Halloween Episode of Adam Has a Podcast Adam shows off this year's Halloween costume and while telling you spooky ghost stories from his time growing up in a haunted house...tune in if you dare! Recorded; October 25, 2026 at 12:29 PM Episode: 56

In this episode of Adam has a Podcast Adam shares a scathing reproach on the topic of pseudo-intellectualism. Tune in for a thought provoking half hour of wittisisms and cutting remarks towards the deluded dilettante, the bullshitter, the grifter, and the propagandist.

"If you spend your time looking at things that make you happy you’ll come to find that overall you’ll become a lot happier of a person"- AJC In episode 54 of Adam Has a Podcast I decided to focus on something that makes me happy, crystals. And the cats just kept interrupting so they’re part of it too because animals make me happy. In this installment of Adam Has a Podcast Adam talks abou...

Being "cool" isn't all it is cracked up to be especially if it ends in being pursued by an arm of the alphabet agencies. Join Adam in the 53rd episode of Adam has a Podcast where he tells the story of the time he was chased down by the ATF. Recorded: September 10, 2026 at 10:24 AM Episode; 53

In this episode of Adam has a Podcast Adam talks about a topic most people are incentivized to avoid. Patterns, they have taken over the world long before the advent of the microprocessor.  This one goes out to those broken, beaten, and damned by their own patterns; necer forget we are the masters of our own minds. The human brain's ability for lifelong neuroplasticity is a testament to the fa...

Having the skill to take things with a grain of salt seems to be required learning for the modern internet. With the advent of artificial intelligence it seems organic intelligence has been falling behind. According to F. Scott Fitzgerald the test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in the mind at the same time, and still retain the ability to function: but who c...

Ms Cough’s story is an indication that religious education is often taught by those in need of morals rather than those who already possess them. Join Adam in this week's episode where he talks about his relationship with religion since childhood and a particularly harrowing tale of a corrupt religious education coordinator.

What if data centers were obsolete because everyone processed their own data locally? There is this rhetoric that the common smartphone is millions of times more powerful than the computers that sent rockets to the moon in 1969, but what does that actually even mean and what can I do with it? Answering that line of questioning lead me down the path of pushing my compute power to its absolute limit...

In this episode of Adam has a Podcast, Adam invites us to ask ourselves, How do you love yourself? Answers may vary but for the next 38 minutes you can watch Adam as he analyzes how he has managed to love himself through it all. If he can do it, you can too! Recorded; July 23, 2026 at 1:26 PMEpisode 48

I reached out to the Always Sunny in Philadelphia creative team for permission to use a clip from season nine episode 2 and no one got back to me on the clip but I am pretty sure it is not against copyright if I reference the episode and then link to a video containing the exact clip I am talking about https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87baP-dCS-s . Tune into this episode of Adam has a podcast to fi...

I don't have a lawn and I don't really have a point either.

This video serves as confirmation to all the light workers and mediums that the impossible is possible. A common theme amongst those who channel messages is lost and corrupted recordings. This data file sat corrupted on my computer for a year and I would not have even thought to try and save it if I had not recorded another video that became corrupted. I had the time, I liked the message, and I de...

You’re also not as bad as you think you are, humans have a hard time estimating themselves. Join Adam in episode 44 of Adam has a podcast where he covers topics such as confirmation bias, the difficulty of being human, and purposeful positive interactions. Getting hurt is just confirmation that you are still alive and can feel. At the end of the episode Adam poses a challenge, do you think you’re...

To be a great person you must believe that everyone has the same capacity for potential, to be a great leader you must believe that you can inspire them to act on this potential. In this episode of Adam Has a Podcast Adam discuses the qualities of great leaders like integrity and relational anecdotes of his past such as the time in middle school when his principal threatened to call the rabbinical...

In zero gravity environments like space a traveler cannot know their trajectory without a reference point and a series of calculations. Seemingly minute, inconsequential deviations in course can cause long haul spacecraft to miss their target by light years. It is those seemingly random moments like hearing a kitten meowing in the street that you don’t realize are going to be a huge turning points...

In this episode of Adam has a Podcast a childhood memory of falling out of a tree becomes a curious lense for examining the intersections of wisdom and experience. Tune in and ask yourself questions like "what is wisdom without experience?" and "what is an experience worth if it does not bring wisdom or enjoyment?". Zone out into the fun house mirror that is Adam has a Podcast,...

Tune into this episode where Adam shares a harrowing tale of just one of the many loved ones lost to use and mental illness and discusses the impact that recreational use can have on developing and developed minds. When I worked at a nursing home the line cook Nick noticed the warning sings of addiction in me and told me the parable of chasing the dragon, a concept known amongst users that keeps t...

What's the point of living in the now if you can't see that your future is bright enough to blind the sun? What's the point of being a star when people see you from afar yet you're constantly getting blocked by everyone? Join Adam in this episode as he eloquently ponders the point of it all. Recorded: May 23rd, 2026

Sometimes you just gotta pull over onto the side of the road and record the sound of crickets.

I know it sounds like a myth but it happens and it seems to happen more frequently since I moved here but I'm from Massachusetts, I grew up in inclement weather and so I have learned to find peace in the patter of rain, the clapping of thunder, and the silence of snowstorms. I hope you are one in the same and find peace in this recording of a stormy night in California.

This one is less of a Sound E-Scape and more of a sound I want to escape but nonetheless every blast, boom, pop, and pow is an expression of the freedom we are able to express as Americans, yeah a lot of these fireworks are "illegal" or "for professionals only" but thats the beauty of America, we're free to do what ever we want ! Happy 4th of July to my fellow Americans!

Have you ever been walking through the grocery store and a song comes on that triggers a spur of memories that instantly transports you through time? Personally I think they collect some kind of data off of us every time we walk into the store, data that they then use to compile the perfect playlists, sales, and product lists for their customers. But when the Daredevil song came on I forgot all ab...

This is what a typical night in Hawthorne CA sounds like, minus as the oontz-oontz music that has been blasting through the neighborhood for the last week or so, who am I kidding they're always oontz-ooting out there, this is more of an example of what they call "silence" when you live in a city.

This is what a quiet morning sounds like in Hawthorne, California. The birds often times serve as a better alarm clock than anything else.