Pops Wisdom Podcast

In this episode I interviewed my Uncle Anthony. We talk about him growing up in Happy valley in Radcliff Kentucky, cars and motorcycles, his time in the Air Force, my grandfather and my father.

In this episode I talk about college and whether or not it's as valuable as it used to be. I also talk about alternatives to college

This episode is about the importance of failure and why you need to fail and learn from those failures.

In this episode I'll talk about why you should love yourself and why self love is important.

In this episode of discuss why accountability is important, how it makes you a better person, and how it makes your life better.

In this episode I discuss fairness, how life isn't fair, about how fairness is not equally quality.

My disdain for the easy button.

This episode goes over a thought experiment designed to make you think about basic survival. Also basic survival tips.

What's episode is about elders, what you can learn from them, how great they can be and how great you can be to them.

What started out as a discussion about fitness evolved into a rant. Bear with me I will actually do one episode about fitness.

This episode deals with feelings, how they relate to you and the rest of the world, and how your feelings don't help in a debate.

In this episode I'll talk about my pet peeve the word can't, it's negative consequences and how to get away from it.

This episode I'll talk about good and bad choices, give background detail into something that was going on in the previous episodes, and talk about forgiveness.

In this episode I'll be talking about travel, the importance of having a passport and how travel can enrich your life. Excuse the ambulances and police cars in the background what can I say I live in the hood 🤷🏾‍♂️

This episode is about money, investing, saving, and looking toward the future with your money.

This episode is about emotions and how to deal with them.

Brief introdution trailer.

This is the version of episode 1 without the background music. That way the audio at the beginning of the podcast can be heard better.

This episode is about the life and death of my father Michael W. Churchill Sr. He is the catalyst for this podcast and indeed the driving force behind me. Born December 27, 1952, as the third child of what would be seven children. He battled bone cancer for 17 years before transitioning from this life on July 5, 2018.