Out of all the episodes of my show that I've done with no guest, this is the one I think is the best so far. Take a listen, and enjoy!

On today's episode of the Blindspot, I begin by discussing why the United States should not be a member of the International Criminal Court, which segues into a broader discussion of my thoughts on international law. I then transition into talking about former president Trump's Trial in New York on charges that he used Michael Cohen as a go between to pay hush money to the pornstar Stormy Daniels which is a violation of campaign finance law. I point out that Mr. Trump must have the most high stakes life in the entire world. I then transition to a discussion of why wokeism is a horrible solution for fixing racial disparities in the United States. Enjoy!

Some of my good friends have, with differing degrees of seriousness  said to me recently that I am a closeted Republican. Annoyed by their mistaken conclusions, I attempt to outline some of my views on major political issues, from the social safety net, healthcare, immigration, abortion, transgender issues, guns, Donald Trump, and several other topics. I don't know if I helped my case or proved theirs, but either way, enjoy this latest episode!

In this episode of The Blind Spot, we kick off with L.P. Hartley's idea that "the past is a foreign country," pointing out that the future is too, except we don't know how yet. I make four bold predictions about what's on the horizon, covering global conflict, geopolitical shifts, political upheaval, and the game-changing impact of generative AI. Through detailed explanations and thought-provoking musings, I explore how these potential realities might unfold and what they could mean for all of us. Don't miss this exploration of what could be just around the corner. Enjoy!

On today's episode of The Blindspot, I delve into a topic I don't often discuss: blindness. Many people are curious about how I perceive the world, so I explain how I navigate my environment and identify objects. I describe how I recognize things by sound, smell, and touch, covering every aspect of blindness that comes to mind. While sharing these insights, I also cook dinner to show how I handle household tasks. Enjoy the show!

"In this episode, I examine the complex interplay between the right to protest and the right to public order. I begin by discussing the legal tensions surrounding protests, particularly highlighting a recent incident where law enforcement intervened to shut down scores of college and university protests. I argue that using the occupation of property as leverage for demands amounts to blackmail, not legitimate protest, and should be condemned. This conversation segues into a discussion on the violence and looting that characterized some Black Lives Matter protestors and how people make excuses for protestors who break laws when they agree with the protestors. This transitions into a discussion of the CHOP (Capitol Hill Organized Protest) zone, illustrating how the absence of law enforcement can lead to anarchic outcomes. I express my extreme anger at the mayor of Seattle for allowing the CHOP at all. We conclude by examining the broader implications of Western governmental and societal norms and how these amount to a bubble that is the Western world, and how acting from that bubble makes us ham-handed because we wrongly assume our values are universal. Enjoy the show! Follow and like!

Today on my show, I have no guest, and I talk about the divisive topic of the war between Israel and Hamas. I try to give my entire view, in the least angry and most nuanced way I am capable of. Tune in as I explore the complexities of this ongoing conflict, aiming to shed light rather than heat on these challenging issues.

In the latest groundbreaking episode of The Blind Spot, we take our conversation live for the very first time! Kicking off with a bold statement, the episode dives into the controversial stance on why TikTok should be banned in the United States. This opening sets the stage for a broader, deeply engaging discussion of the differences between free societies and unfree societies, which then evolves into my thoughts on the duties of people in free societies. Enjoy!

Recovering from hernia surgery, on a slightly more than fair dose of oxycontin, I kick off this episode with an update on my recovery and my interactions with the hospital staff. Then, I let loose on Google for its email service becoming less accessible than it used to be. Following that, I dive into a discussion about a college class I'm reluctantly taking, one that presents the theory of social justice as unequivocal truth—a stance I disagree with. From there, I explore the deeply personal nature of social, racial, and national identity through the unique viewpoint of blind identity. I draw a line between militantly independent blind individuals and those who, in the moment, I refered to as "Uncle Tom" blind individuals, highlighting the existence of two distinct national organizations within the blind community. As the episode progresses, I balance my critique and admiration for the world built by sighted individuals, ultimately acknowledging that, despite everything, there's never been a better time to be blind. The climax of the show is a wide-ranging rant, unified by my rejection of a victimhood mentality. Buckle up for a ride through my thoughts on identity, accessibility, and resilience. Hope you enjoy the show!

On the latest episode of The Blindspot, my first repeat guest, my main man Matt, drops by again. We chat about everything from Matt using a pic of my late dog to score karma on Reddit, to Joe Biden's State of the Union, Kenya's plan to send a thousand cops to sort out Haiti, and a persistent malaise in American culture and politics. Plus, a whole lot more. Check it out!

In the newest episode of "The Blind Spot," I'm bed-bound due to a hernia, but that hasn't stopped me from talking. From the comfort of my bed, I delve into the nitty-gritty of American domestic and foreign policy, all through the lens of the looming Trump vs. Biden election showdown, which I also give my opinion on. Along the journey, we'll unpack the worth of American alliances, give my two cents on U.S. drug policies, and tackle the hot-button issue of illegal immigration, among other topics. Tune in and enjoy the ride!

In today's episode of The Blindspot, I'm joined by my buddy Matt for an engaging hour-long discussion. We delve into Will Smith's career post-slap incident with Chris Rock, share thoughts on the interviewer DJ Vlad, and explore Joe Biden's age alongside the concerning rise of presidential deep fakes. Our conversation also tackles the profound issues facing American politics and society, the devastating effects of nuclear bombs on cities and the aftermath of radiation fallout. Plus, we share anecdotes about our friend who is a barber, among many other topics. Tune in and enjoy a journey through a myriad of subjects that promise to enlighten and entertain.

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On this episode of the Blindspot, I mostly talk about the Russia-Ukraine war, with a sidetrack to vent about my feelings on illegal immigrants and Europeans. After that, I answer eight philosophical questions posed by generative AI. Enjoy the show!

Join me in this unexpectedly vibrant episode of 'The Blindspot' where serendipity strikes at Applebee's! In a twist of fate, I find my very first podcast guest right in the parking lot. As we share a few drinks, our conversation takes a lively turn, covering everything from the intriguing world of house painting to the nuances of American politics and the New Hampshire primary. We even delve into the quirky realm of hypotheticals – would you choose to be a vampire? Plus, we touch on thought-provoking topics like the experiences of trans people. There's no shortage of laughter, candid opinions, and a few bold takes in this casual, yet engaging chat. Tune in for a mix of light-hearted banter and deep discussions, all kicked off by a spontaneous encounter!

A semi-structured rant inspired by my failure to get guests on my show due to various thoughts on opinions, mine and theirs.

"On this episode of the Blindspot, I talk about 50 Cent, Elon Musk, the difference between admiring a celebrity and being influenced by that person, mostly in the context of 50 Cent and Elon Musk; Also, I talk about the power of positive thinking and the modern public square."

A semi-organized, pugnacious rant. The second Episode of my podcast The Blindspot.

This is the first episode of my podcast, the Blindspot. Enjoy or not.