The Coffee Buzz

I'm very excited today because Cameron from Hermit Radio joins me! I've been a big fan of his podcast over the last year and it was a pleasure to have this conversation with him. We talk about a lot of the social turmoil in the world today and how each one of us has a power to raise the collective vibration through kindness and staying in the present movement. I hope you enjoy this episode! Hermit...

I'm very excited about this episode. My guest is Ben from The Angry Dad Podcast and co-host of I Married a Bigfoot. Ben shares some great stories about a UFO encounter, having two alien implants and a Bigfoot encounter. That might sound like a lot for one person to experience but with Ben I know it's real! He is also a fellow coffee lover. We've been sending each other coffee for over a year now....

Today Robbie and I discuss aliens, the gender gap and so much more. Robbie is the host of Out of the Blank Podcast and with over 650 episodes under his belt he knows how to tell a story. I was lucky enough to be a guest twice on his show and decided to release our latest conversation here on the Coffee Buzz. We recorded this with Robbie being sleep deprived for 36 hours and somehow ended the episo...

I'm joined by my friend Marcos on the show today. We talk about being grateful, fatherhood and staying creative.  Coffee of the week was brought to you by Mi Mundo https://www.mimundocoffee.com/ The Coffee Buzz https://www.thecoffeebuzzpodcast.com/  Instagram @thecoffeebuzzpc  Twitter @thecoffeebuzzpc  Facebook @thecoffeebuzzpodcast  thecoffeebuzzpodcast@gmail.com  Spotify Playlist: https://open.s...

Today my friend Jimmy joins me in a discussion about the mental health benefits of micro-dosing psychedelic mushrooms. Humans have been using psilocybin for 6,000 years and recent studies show it can be used for depression, PTSD and anxiety. Thank you Jimmy! Articles for Reference: https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/07/health/depression-magic-mushrooms-psilocybin-wellness/index.html https://www.healthlin...

Bob Dylan said it best when he sang, 'there's no success like failure'. Today I join the league of epic failures by not hitting the record button on my Zoom call with Jimmy. He was supposed to be my guest this week, but mistakes happen. I decided to show up and share this story instead of feeling sorry for myself about why I can't Zoom properly. I had to let go of the blueprint this week and chang...

I finally replaced my record player. Listening to all this old vinyl reminded me of my favorite store Sundance Records in San Marcos. I spent countless hours there sifting through dollar bins to find some forgotten album and give it a new life. Sundance closed in 2012, but the effect that store had on me lives on in my memory today.  Coffee on this episode is Independence - Jet Fuel. You can find...

Anything worth doing is worth doing badly. Today I talk about the importance of giving ourselves permission to suck at something new. I think people all too often aren't patient enough with themselves. They will be with other people but when it comes to their own attempts at new things they're quick to criticize. What some fail to realize is that no one is paying attention to anyone but themselves...

A praying mantis visited me last week. She stayed on my front porch for three days. Was this coincidence? Maybe but what if it wasn’t? I take door number two in today’s episode and end up discussing the Japanese philosophy Kaizen.  Forget about life hacks, this technique of improving 1% each day is a more sustainable and powerful method of personal development. Simulation Theory https://anchor.fm/...

In my last episode I ended by saying everyone is creative. Turns out I might be wrong according to Jordan Peterson who is a professor of psychology at the University of Toronto. For people that want to be creative one method seems to work above all else; be prolific. It doesn't have to be perfect to publish, launch or start up. Most of the people we think of as geniuses just created a ton of work...

This week I transform into Jonesboro Brumley. It's an alter ego that doesn't get stressed out by wildfires, hurricanes or pandemics. However, he's not a cold heated detached misanthrope either. How does he do it? Find out this week on another episode of The Coffee Buzz Podcast! Past episode referenced: The Batman Effect https://anchor.fm/thecoffeebuzz/episodes/The-Batman-Effect-eism5k Wim Hof...

Netflix has a new documentary called The Social Dilemma. It features several ex employees of Facebook, Google and other tech giants talking about how they regret unleashing the social media AI overlords upon us. I for one think humans have had their chance and now it’s time for our last great invention AKA Artificial Intelligence to take over. Singularity is here, all hail the AI gods. Thank you f...

Everyone should have at least one alter ego. By taking on a new image of ourselves we can change the program in our subconscious mind. If we do it enough times and we get better at it. The subconscious mind is like a tape recorder. When we take on an alter ego it’s like a permission slip to be someone else. Eventually you don’t need the alter ego because just like the regular ego it’s all an illus...

It's crazy how death can be a teacher. It’s a demanding teacher. In response to death’s message, we could shut down and become more hardened. Or we could open up, and become more free and loving. Our challenge is to figure out how to deal with it, because it is never a good plan to struggle against or deny reality. My method? Gratitude: it unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into e...

This week I explore a dream I had and what it means to see a hat on the bed. It was two hats actually which if you've seen the movie Drugstore Cowboy you know is a bad omen. There are some that believe we connect to a higher  version of our selves in our dreams. It’s the multiverses theory that instead of being reincarnated one life at a time we exist on several astral planes at once and the only...

Today I review 'Endgame 2050' a new documentary about the 6th extinction. Instead of it being caused by a volcano or meteor like the previous 5 extinctions this time it's one species causing most of the damage. Some hairless ape like  creature called humans. It took 65 million years to build that back all that biodiversity that was wiped out in the last extinction and in just 200 years we’ve manag...

The bus featured on the film 'Into the Wild' has been removed from it's remote Alaska location. In 1992 the bus was inhabited by 24-year-old adventurer Chris McCandless. His story was told by author Jon Krakauer in the 1996 book Into The Wild. In 2007 the book was adapted into a film directed by Sean Penn. This bus was in the middle of nowhere AL, located in the northern end of Denali National Par...

After the brutal murder of George Floyd protests started happening everywhere, but when the riots and looting started there were some notable red flags. Things like bricks being delivered to certain neighborhoods, police cars showing up with graffiti already painted on them and other orchestrated efforts to incite property damage. I go into several reasons on why this is done and how it happens al...

The happiest people spend the most time in what's called a flow state. This is also refereed to as the runners high, or the zone, it's a state of unwrapped attention and total absorption. It's the vanishing of self which is very beneficial because this is the voice that usually talks us out of good ideas. Today I talk about the benefits of flow and how to attract it. Like anything else being in fl...

I first heard the term Emotional Intelligence while watching the Bachelor. Even though the term was mused used by Bachelor personality Taylor it begs the question: what is Emotional Intelligence and where can I get some? This week I look into several ways to raise my Emotional Intelligence and I hope you enjoy the show!  Take the 7 Day Vegan Challenge https://www.thecoffeebuzzpodcast.com/thecoffee...

Bryan Adams is the latest person to get called out from the cancel culture for saying C19 came from China. However, just because someone reports a fire doesn't make them an arsonists. Wet Markets and factory farms are hot spots for disease and infection because the animals are kept in cramped, horrific, dirty environments. It's also barbaric AF. Thank you for listening! Take the 7 Day Vegan Challe...

This week I review the new Steven Greer documentary “Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind”. It's built around the idea that the all of us are capable of initiating alien contact. They are known as the CE-5 Protocols. The Alien agenda that has been advertised through the mainstream media and Hollywood movies is the notion that if life beyond earth exists it must surely be hostile, but what if that's...

Just when you think 2020 can't get any more bizarre the U.S. government declassifies three top-secret videos of “unexplained aerial phenomena” aka UFOs. As remarkable as these videos are what really fascinates me is how powerful our own consciousness is. We are so powerful and most people don’t acknowledge it, some are totally unaware of it. Our consciousness is the most sophisticated entity on th...

It looks like most if not all sports will be canceled for the foreseeable future. There are also no organized running events happening right now so I've decided to hold my own private 10K called Race From Rona. The event will be held next weekend in my neighborhood and consists of me trying to run away from people that are not observing social distancing. As usual this week I also partake in some...

During the lockdown of 2020 I’ve rediscovered my iPod classic from 2007. I don’t think I’ve used this thing in about 10 years and listening to it is like a musical time capsule taking me back to day without words like pandemic or quarantine. Hopefully this project or baking bread will keep me away from bad tv like Tiger King. Thank you for listening! Spotify Playlist this month: https://open.spoti...