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Mike talks about the allegations against P Diddy, Meek Mill and Usher, how spending time in another country taught him that so much of culture is based on climate, the passing of Richard Lewis, the history of Latin America, how learning a different language helps you get a new view on the world, how the US Government is like a dead beat who owes you money, why democracy makes you blame the wrong people for your problems, and answers listeners’ questions about what to do with a teen who smokes too much weed, and what it means if your husband or boyfriend doesn’t want sex.

Mike sits down with musician and singer Frankie Puopolo of the band Death Before Dishonor, who's back on the show to talk about how his previous episode of this podcast was brought up in court, what it's like going from touring in a hardcore rock band to prioritizing and being a dad, going from a band to a solo act, learning to find excitement without drugs and drinking, walking through bad neighborhoods in Puerto Rico at 3am, hallucinating from sleep deprivation, learning to eat healthy, not wanting your children to go through what you did, and the joys of learning to like the corny and soft things in life.

This week Mike talks about Bobbi Althoff being an industry plant, why she got divorced, and if Drake was responsible, the sexual allegations against Vince McMahon, and why a man who has it all would risk it all, how common plastic surgery is for women in Colombia, and what it's like working out in a Colombian gym surrounded by big fake booties, fighting with his friends over what type of bachelor party he's going to have, why Conan The Barbarian is some of the most motivational literature you can find, having a Gladiator's attitude towards love, and answers a listener's question on if you can make a relationship work with someone who has different politics than you.

On this episode Mike sits down with comedian Don Zollo to talk about his motivation behind doing the 75 Hard Challenge, the history of Boston Comedy, his moving to Arizona and the fears, trepidations, and excitement that come with moving somewhere new and starting over, dealing with stress and anger issues, finding peace, our favorite motivational speakers, why you don't need to fight everyone that wants to fight you, and why sometimes the homeless have it figured out.

Mike talks about Netflix's Down Syndrome dating show "Down for Love", P Diddy parties, Stephan Hawking's Epstein Island excursions, Jewish tunnels under Brookyln, Katt Williams, Senate aides posting gay sex videos from the capitol building, why the gender war is for fools, why guys looking for trad wives need to lower their expectations, the truth about passport bros, why red pilled podcasters actually host Only Fan's Girls, why the elites want us divided and answers a listener's question on why queers support Palestine.  

Mike sits down with Music Producer Danny Wahlberg, to talk about Danny's journey from just starting out making music in Florida to getting into drugs being arrested and on the verge of going to jail, when he agreed instead to get sober through a Monastic organization in Italy called Community Cenacolo where he was removed from the outside world for 5 years. Coming back to the rest of the modern society while living in a church in Boston, and his triumphant return to music that's now brought him to living in Puerto Rico and making beats for Bad Bunny and other artists and making music on Grammy nominated albums. The guys talk about the ups and downs of creativity, redemption, learning to change, overcoming fear and maintaining hope and faith in spite of the roadblocks of life.

Mike defends Lizzo against the accusations about her and the banana, talks about being engaged and his anticipation of marriage, the sort of people you see at Fall fairs in New England, the cyclicality of time, and talks about Israel and Palestine, how it's ok not to have an opinion on the conflict, how not to get bullied into going against your morals, why to be wary of propaganda, and why it’s important to take time to disconnect from the news and social media.

On this episode Mike talks about journeying back into the amazon to do Ayahuasca to rekindle his creative energies and overcome grief, and the lessons he learned while being out there. The difficulties in reattempting a transcendental experience and the techniques he learned for meditating, dealing with anxiety, fear, depression, and the stress of the news and social media. The importance of being present in the moment, discipline, commitment, trust and faith.  The pains that come with changing, how to look within, and he gives the answer for what to do if you feel an emptiness inside, existential dread, or like something is missing from your life.

Mike Talks about the Chinese Spy Balloon, A Tennessee lady cop that likes to get around, his experience climbing a South American Volcano, how to deal with addiction and suicidal thoughts in yourself and loved ones, and answers a listeners question on how to get your girlfriend to lose weight.

Mike sits down with Jose Landeo a man he met while traveling in Ecuador who has been on a months long journey riding a bicycle from Canada to Peru. Jose talks about leaving behind his job as an engineer to ride a bicycle through deserts, over mountains, through storms, across borders, and how he adopted a dog along the way. How he overcame his fears, what it's like to sleep alone in the middle of a mexican desert, what he's learned about life, his favorite places he's been, the amazing people he's met along the way and what his journey has taught him about humanity, finding new ways to live, getting out of the rat race, and finding a deeper meaning in it all.