A Record of My Father

In this week's episode, we talk about interface updates and how they bother us. Have you ever been bothered by a pesky update that changes everything you've known? Well, we sure have, come join us while we rant.

What gives you joy? In this week's episode, my father reviews a few stories that have given him joy. Family and animals provided a lot of joy in my father's life but also the times he's spent in rumination on successes have been beneficial as well.

This week we talk about our favorite condiments. My father tells us what it was like in clown college.

A quandary that has risen in recent discussions between my dad and I are the definitions of Nationalism and Patriotism. It seems to be an ever-pressing matter in American life that was never defined for us. Join us on this week's episode for a dive into our understanding of these topics.

In this week's episode, I wear sunglasses and we talk about research. Much of my dad's life is based on law firm research information and he goes into detail about LiveEdgar and other information-based software.

In this week's episode, we talk about my Dad's first apartment in Larchmont Village. A funny coincidence because this is also the area I live in now in a different state. Come join us for more coincidences and stories from the past.

In this week's episode, we talk about airplanes and a diorama I made for a Wright brothers project in middle school. I also have a new chair that is excellent for recording these weekly episodes. Come join us for a great time.

In this week's episode, we talk about cars and how they have impacted our lives. We talk about my father's first car and how gambling almost enabled him to get the car of his dreams.

In this week's episode, we discuss Spring. How it makes us feel and the differences of this spring verses others.

What is a doctor? What is a dentist? In this week's episode, we discuss our experiences with doctors and the ever-pressing matter of being taken advantage of. Why is a mouthguard so expensive when one exists at the grocery store? We don't know either so come investigate with us this week.

In this week's episode, we discuss our relationship with Memorial Day and what it means to us.

In this week's episode, we discuss how my father stays organized and how he gets rid of clutter. As big fans of Marie Kondo, we like to do the complete opposite of her method and not think when throwing clutter away. Often times it is easier to clean when one does not think but just does.

Parenting in today's society and what the future holds.

In this week's episode, we discuss our time at the Kentucky Derby and the debauchery that ensued.

In this week's episode, we talk about our upcoming trip to the Kentucky Derby. My father reminisces about the days of old when he used to go to the Preakness Stakes every year. Come join us for a blast from the past and a look into the future.

On this week's episode, we converse about America's billionaires. Did you know that 756 billionaires live in the United States? Join us for a dive into what is causing some of the largest issues in today's society.

Welcome back to another episode of A Record of My Father. In this week's episode, I sneeze eight times in a row and we talk about Aeropigica by John Milton in regards to today's book banning.

This week we talk about what my dad wants to accomplish in the next five years of his life. We run through his plan and discuss the necessities and tidbits of his most important to least important objectives.

This week we talk about our ideas for books and ones that have changed our lives. We talk about the memories we have with books such as Redwall, The Mysterious Benedict Society, and how they have melded us together for better or for worse. Come join us for a conversation on our profound literacy.

This week we talk about a variety of subjects such as Mt. Whitney, my father's deafness, and living in freezing environments. Come join us for a good time.

In this week's episode we talk about how my father has found happiness throughout his life. The struggles that he has had to overcome in order to find happiness and how he has mitigated those dark times. Introspection is a skill we have both used in order to achieve a sense of purpose in our lives. Join us for a conversation on our inner monologues and exterior dialogues.

In this episode, we talk about grifting and swindling in today's society. It seems to us that it is constantly reported upon and is a bipartisan issue. Historically we talk about Reagan's presidency and times that my father saw other political figures delve into snake oil sales. Come join us on a walk-through time of the greatest swindlers we have seen.

In this week's episode, we discuss heroes and people who have changed our lives. Recently we saw a ship commissioned for a Medal of Honor recipient which got us on the topic. This event prompted us to delve into our own lives to discover who has taught us what heroism is. Whether it is learning to read or discover ourselves there have been many heroes that have affected us greatly.

In this week's episode, we discuss early business tactics, hiking experiences, and Red Stripe. Come join us for dime time and have some fun with us on this week's episode.

In this week's episode, we discuss what legacy means to my father and his wishes after he dies. He wants to be remembered for being associated with kindness and openness but most importantly to leave people with a greater understanding of themselves. Change is constant and the easiest way to be prepared is to have tough conversations about the future. Come join us for a conversation you do not...