OK, so here's the thing. When I listened to Episode 6 and I wasn't happy with the "Getting Old" bit.

Annnnnnd...I couldn't let it go.

The result? Welcome to Episode 6 Reloaded....

First of all, this is SATIRE and humor, y'all. This episode has something in it to trigger nearly everyone. So, before you go find your pitchfork, just let me remind you that its not that serious.

It's ok to point out absurdity, I think.

I had a realization that I am officially too old to be a gentleman anymore and too young to be cute.

Then I give a "TED Talk" about a topic that has been an issue for all humanity since the beginning of recorded history. My solution though is absolutely not a solution.

All in good fun. Strap in.

Just a quick drop in. I can barely talk. My voice is completely trashed. So, I apologize for the lateness and shortness of this episode.

However, fuck off!

This week I speak on podcasters who are trying to sell you stuff and then demonstrate why running ads on Misanthrope Radio is a horrible idea.

I delve into the complicated relationship I have with my arch nemesis, Corky.

I then try my hand at YouTube Affirmation videos.

I do a bit about an ocean documentary I watched tonight. Then I ruminate on podcasting stuff and shit flies completely off the rails.

Remember, this is my therapy. Try to not judge. But i will not be mad if you do, hell I am judging me.

This guy who works in my building is terrifying! He could easily rule the world using only the power of his voice if he so chose.

Also, I do a quick rundown of my gear.

This episode is all over the place.

I delve into other comedy podcasts and how disgusted I am with what I found. I then recount a recent trip to a grocery store where I got to see a standard issue Sassy Fat White Woman in her natural habitat. Then a Public Service Announcement for men everywhere.

Second episode of this series and things are already getting out of hand,

Something different.

I have come to break through the drivel of conversation podcasts and botany shows.

Join me for my descent into madness.