Existential Cloud Hopping

In this episode I discuss identity, community, and what the difference between being an L.A. native and a transplant. I also talk about what I wish were a bit different in the "COLA" (City of Los Angeles) and how much I'm gonna miss serving coffee.

Blip: an unexpected, minor, and typically temporary deviation from a general trend.

In this episode I talk about uncertainty in a world obsessed with control and perfection. Also I discuss the brilliance of accepting uncertainty and using it as a means to become more experienced regardless of what comes your way or leaves you. Take care.

It's 5pm and I'm driving back home from work in very light LA traffic. This episode is about how not everyone needs wants or in some cases even DESERVES a corporate job, and how just because something doesn't work out for you doesn't always mean it's your fault. Hope you enjoy!

Me and my 71 year old mom attempt to motivate what feels like a dying audience into life again. Maybe just myself. You got this breh!

In this episode I talk... A LOT. About a lot, mostly dealing with the individuation process, time, identity, and governance- acting in accordance of one's will and/ or a spiritual calling. I talk about different life stages, and the development of conviction overtime as one begins to be an adult.

Hello. Kind of a personal audiobite but wanted to share because I know a lot of people can relate. Hopefully it's motivational or inspiring. Thank you.

Hello. I'm trying to figure out what is what. Third Life Crises are a bit like studying for a final exam and "cramming" for it. But I talk about being an empath trying to keep it together in a world with a lot less happiness. Talk about childhood and adulthood, more Metaverse stuff and a script for motivational audiobites I'm working on (ignore that part though, when you get to that part.)

This episode I forgot I didn't record an episode so I did a random ASMR recording about childhood, magic, and the dreaded eternal adulthood that saturates and plagues our very existence.

Sorry if the audio is terrible with this one. My friend and I talk about during a walk down my old neighborhood-- mostly about his philosophy; Marxism (outta nowhere) and just more directional advice for me. Hopefully it helps and you could relate to it!

A letter received from-- or about-- a generic male in American society, someone I can very much relate to. The Southern accent is by no means used as a political tool, some generic guys are simple from a part of the country where such accents exist. You can find him in the Midwest, the West Coast or East as well. Same sh*t different day.

In this episode I discuss the difficulties in life when decisions need to be made, following your intuition while still understanding the rational and often unknown implications of that decision. Thanks for listening!

In this recording I discuss what little I know about the Metaverse and also just stuff I've learned about people while being a barista for almost a decade. Thanks for your support.

more existential stuff before work starts. Enjoy!

I discuss the inner struggles I have that we may all be sharing and what the best way for ME to go about it may be. I hope you enjoy it.

The climates of our world our changing. It's a fact of life. Are we destroying our planet? Is our planet destroying us? We're probably just destroying ourselves and our future. Maybe there's a way out? This episode explores that and what the next generation deserves (the best).

While at a pupuseria on Venice and Western, mother and I discuss times in our lives where we stayed in work conditions that we're unfavorable to us, her thirty years of trying to get rid of my father and more of my trying leaving this job, the uncertainty that comes with freedom and the comfort that comes with security despite a job we may not be enjoying or that fulfills us.

In this episode I talk about my continuing decision to leave my job, personal growth, the have and have not reality we live in and my perception of what makes a strong and weak leader.

Today I woke up at 2 AM and decided I didn't feel like going to work today. F*ck it. INFJ burnout is real bro.

My father talks about stuff.

Where I am at in life right now. I also talk about the pandemic, corporate America, the sweet spot of the American dream being gone and America needing to revamp itself as far is it's values and expectations for itself in a more realistic, wholesome way.