The Toothless Podcast

Sort of general catchup. Politics. Israel. Modern Nazis. OG Nazis. Our usual type of conversation.

These are supposed to be me in a happy mood. I think today counts.

I go all-in on why I dislike Trump, among other things. Trigger warning at the beginning. Watch the Blog for informative links related to today's episode.

It really does. Pick a different Italian to look up to.

Coming Out! No, not that way, just spreading the podcast to more people. Trying to make it a thing. Kind of. Also, the bridge construction has shifted and I don't think people know how to read.

Mea culpa, clarifications, attempts to explain myself a little further on some recent claims and statements. Also, be careful who you look up to.

I got stuck behind a bus and decided it was a good time to complain about education and some of the classism involved in education. Probably lacking in details but I was on a tear.

Longer form of the fillings, but still unscripted rambling with no opportunity for fact-checking. Today's session is largely about my recent discovery of Jessie Gender and marginalized groups, specifically the trans community. Not a complete discussion, but it does a reasonable job I think.

This is a mental health check-in basically. 

RECORDED 2024 April. If I had to sum up how these shows are going to go, it'd probably be something like Uneducated Ramblings. We talk about politics and race relations and drug companies among other things. What I think is important about this to remember is we definitely mean well and we may say things incorrectly or are not forming complete thoughts, but we're not experts and what we want to is...

Just a mental health update. Mostly.

Random ramblings while driving. Where I've been, some politics, how comedy connects to that... I guess... Anyway, just dipping my toes back into the mess.

Tolkien Reading Day  is held on the 25th of March each year. The date of the 25th of March was chosen as the date on which the Ring was destroyed, completing Frodo’s quest and vanquishing Sauron.

This is me discussing why I'm interested in free will. I intended it to be primarily Robert Sapolsky's book "Determined", but I had to wrap in Sam Harris' book "Free Will". This will be part of an ongoing review of - probably - both books. Hope you enjoy.