Your Daily Dose with Bob and Nick

We don't always know people are our heroes until they're being remembered. Bob and Nick put Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the pedestal she rightfully deserves.

Big events like the Florida Film Festival are coming back in socially distanced formats. Bob discusses his experience watching movies from home. Photo by Denise Jans on Unsplash .

Stick to your guns. Even if that means missing a free meal at the Cheesecake Factory. Especially if it means missing a free meal at the Cheesecake Factory. Photo by  Olenka Sergienko  from  Pexels .

We're not going out that much right now, so is every destination forbidden fruit or places we wouldn't want to visit? Photo by  Thorsten technoman  from  Pexels .

Finding the learning style that works best for you is a process and may change over time. Photo by  Julia M Cameron  from  Pexels .

What's harder to draw, eyes or hands? Either one as long as they belong to someone that you love.

Three short episodes rolled into one. This includes a talk about failure and how we should rebrand it along with how we're coping with not winning the Orlando Weekly Best of podcast category. Photo by  cottonbro  from  Pexels .

How many songs does it take to get to the center of an NFL player? According to Nick, eight. He and Bob discuss one of Nick's old projects, creating mixtapes for football players . Photo by Dave Adamson on Unsplash .

"I do the 'New York Times' crossword puzzle every morning to keep the old grey matter ticking." - Carol Burnett Photo by Bannon Morrissy on Unsplash .

Ready. Shoot. Aim. When it comes to helping people during a pandemic, it can be better to act first and plan after. Learn more about Feed the Need !

It sounds like a preposterous question, "What time is the 3 o'clock parade?" Until you realize what people are really asking. Photo by Bhumil Chheda on Unsplash .

Losing your train of thought is not the end of the world. There's another train coming soon. Photo by Nico Nazaire on Unsplash .

There are many ways to get into character. Sing a little song. Do a little dance. Wave your hands in the air regardless of how much you care.

Find your center. Take a moment to stop and smell someone else's deodorant. Mindfulness and antiperspirant don't usually go together, but they do in this episode.

Deleting all but one of your Twitter accounts is probably a step in the right direction, but how do you deal with the sometimes toxic nature of social networks? Photo by Chris J. Davis on Unsplash .

Everyone has a different learning style. On this episode, Bob and Nick discuss how important it is to identify yours so you don't mistake it for one that is broken. Photo by  Kevin Ku  from  Pexels .

Cumin and cinnamon are two great tastes that taste great together on this episode. Photo by  Engin Akyurt  from  Pexels .

Bob and Nick tell stories about storytellers and then decide it's better to have all the entertainment choices instead of just thirteen channels.

Disrupting business meetings, finding ways to make them move, takes a skill that is honed over years of practice. Of course, it doesn't always go well as Bob found out at a high level meeting he was facilitating. Photo by Vanessa Bucceri on Unsplash .

Jumping around from topic to topic, Bob and Nick hit on New Orleans, oysters, jilted brides, and more. In fact, here's the jilted bride and Bob: Episode photo by  Elle Hughes  from  Pexels .

Bob and Nick are very big fans of Orlando. They have both lived in the City Beautiful for decades, they both graduated from UCF, and they both have seen some amazing changes over the years.

On this episode, Bob and Nick address the elephant in the room: The listener. We have a huge pachyderm audience.

Nick tells Bob a story about accidentally taking a SAK Comedy Lab class with Kevin McDonald (of Kids in the Hall ). He didn't take the class by accident, he just didn't know it was a performance class.

Bob and Nick are not only jealous of super-powered people, but also their alter egos. Photo by  Van Dos Santos  from  Pexels .

When was the last time you sent some mail? Support the post office and support your soul by connecting with others.