Keys Bartender Anti-maga Podcast

Jim gets recertified in CPR without talking to another human being. A tactic on how to handle "Campers", guest that won't leave after closing, is described.

Why are so many people in a rush? Where are they going? We talk about the largest mammal ever, blue ink versus black ink, and the road to 500 episodes.

Jimdescribes his first day Home Alone after he family leaves for Poland. The rules for traveling overseas is in a constant flux. Juneteenth is officially a Holiday now , the reason for its importance is discussed. There is greatness in the admission of wrong doing and the reformation of you as an individual is an expression of greatness.

Jim talks about the good side and not so good side of the 21st Century Awakening. Having multiple public agendas is a political vulnerable. Why can't the Greater Good be a motivation for action in todays climate.

Trip to Homestead continued

Jim takes family to Homestead for supplies.

Some of the most important questions in Life are pondered in todays live episode.

Jim calls Papa Joe while he is driving back to his new digs in Englewood, Florida.

Did you ever get sold on an opportunity that was supposed to so enticing you could not turn it down? Jim relates an actor's role in a Movie to life's big let downs. We do a break down on a week of crime in the Keys.

No cows were tipped in this episode. Whoever heard a of a Cow working in the service industry so why would you tip one? I know it refers to a barbaric rural ritual but in this episode we defend the tipping culture.

Mare of East Town introduces the world to the term "smacked ass". The nuances of the Philadelphia regional colloquialisms and more. What is it about methamphetamine usage and dealing brings them to the Keys.

There are some pretty sketchy rooms for rent on Airbnb.

Jim opens with a old people and technology. How hard is it for the generationally challenged to use new technology? People's views do change as well as those of society. History may be a harsh judge of reactionary politics and the adherents.

A patron uses an archaic word, kerfuffle, to create a hurly burly. Is Jim a people pleaser? A vacation depends on your state of mind.

Most people have extra time for self-care.

Though the live show is in the morning it is not a Morning Show. Memorial Day Weekend was a bit underwhelming.

A network news anchor asks the metorologists a question outside her expertise and gets an earful. Jim reviews the possible reactions by visitors on a ride to Key West via the Overseas Highway.

People have all sorts of preconceived notions that fits into the narrative they believe. Religous people are the greatest example of this. How are we going to be able to colaborate and listen? You know like Vanilla Ice suggested.

We focus on the subject of a commited, loving relationship. Why some relationships can and can't stand the test of time.

How hard is it to change a habit? You probably picked up new habits/routines in the last year. Is that real change. Jim announces a goal to change 1 habit in the next month , not to on up someones story.

It is rolling into a Holiday Weekend and hospitality workers are girding thier loins. Jim's family is preparing for a big trip which he hopes to join in on if Covid restrictions are eased. A term used in circuit board fabrication moves on to how to discover if you are the asshole.

Jim opens with appropriate place to take or not take a demon child. People act surprised when their little monters act up. Can moving to your dream location make you happer? Think about how happy all those lottery winners are.

Jim recommends another Podcast for those into true crime "Rotten Mango". Jim returns to the Spin Class as an instructor. He looked as if he was up to the job but we hear otherwise. The gig economy is draining equity from certain lines of work.

Jim has to get a new cell, his service provider is'nt supporting the older technology. He has to decide what to do with old cell and ponders the ever present need for "New". Relationships can be compared in ways to changing technological needs.