Un-Equality - (Memory Meat 2018)

Colin and Nike - (Memory Meat 2018)

I will be reposting some old 2018 episodes of memory meat, my podcast that I did while I was in Denver.  It was 8 years ago.  So who I am now, is quite different than who I was then, I was 30 and in one of the most depressed states of my life.  Memory meat was an attempt to keep doing my best to be positive and continue to create. Colin (49ers) uses his protest of the anthem, to sell sneakers.

Fighting Negativity and Pushing Positivity - (Memory Meat 2018)

I will be reposting some old 2018 episodes of memory meat, my podcast that I did while I was in Denver.  It was 8 years ago.  So who I am now, is quite different than who I was then, I was 30 and in one of the most depressed states of my life.  Memory meat was an attempt to keep doing my best to be positive and continue to create. Creating positive structures for your every day life.

Un-Equality - (Memory Meat 2018)

I will be reposting some old 2018 episodes of memory meat, my podcast that I did while I was in Denver.  It was 8 years ago.  So who I am now, is quite different than who I was then, I was 30 and in one of the most depressed states of my life.  Memory meat was an attempt to keep doing my best to be positive and continue to create. Equality, inequality, un-equality, I let my mouth run about it all.

Dude, That's Gay, The Straight Males Greatest Fear - (Memory Meat 2018)

I will be reposting some old 2018 episodes of memory meat, my podcast that I did while I was in Denver.  It was 8 years ago.  So who I am now, is quite different than who I was then, I was 30 and in one of the most depressed states of my life.  Memory meat was an attempt to keep doing my best to be positive and continue to create. I talk about the straight man's fear of being perceived as maybe being gay.

Do We Need So Much Food? - (Memory Meat 2018)

I will be reposting some old 2018 episodes of memory meat, my podcast that I did while I was in Denver.  It was 8 years ago.  So who I am now, is quite different than who I was then, I was 30 and in one of the most depressed states of my life.  Memory meat was an attempt to keep doing my best to be positive and continue to create I talk about my ongoing belief that we need to eat far less than we are made to think.