Aug. 2, 2025
Another Blockhead Q&A
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Broadcasting live good evening, Blockhead Nation, and thank you for
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stopping by. Once again. You are listening to your favorite blockhead,
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the only podcast in the podcasting world that can somehow
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incorporate the Peanuts comic strip one minute and then be
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talking about MMA and Warriors inside the Octagon the next.
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I am your host. My name is Brian Little, and
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if you have read the title for today's episode, we
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are going back to something that I haven't done in
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a while. It's been a minute. We're dusting this off
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and we're gonna kick it off again, another one of
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the Blockhead question and answers. Haven't done one of these
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in a while. We will certainly see how it goes.
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And really today I've only got two questions, but both
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of these were sent in from members of the Blockhead Nation.
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I'll start with the first one that deals mostly with Peanuts,
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because let's remember three things are always talked about on
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this podcast. Number one, God is King, Number two, Peanuts
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is the single most successful comic strip in American history.
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And number three, mixed martial arts is the greatest sport
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under God's hot sun. So, reading from the I'm not
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going to disclose who this is This is a fan
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of the show. This is a member of the Blockhead Nation,
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and she says, since schools starting, did the Peanuts ever
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get nervous before going to school? The characters did they
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get portrayed by sparking anyway as being good students or what?
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Well to begin with, Yes to all of those, as
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far as being completely accurate with all of them, I'm
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gonna do my best. I'm really glad that she asked
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this question because this really expounds on last week gets
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befitted because last week I talked about an episode in
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the TV special called it was a Short Summer Charlie Brown.
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Those who have Apple TV, you can watch this for yourself.
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And how does that episode begin. It's the first day
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of school. They have been asked by their teacher, Offmar
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to write an essay a and get the idea. But
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as they sit down to write their essays, Linus goes
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into detail about they rush to freedom and of course
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Lucy has set up everybody to go to camp and
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there's competitions between the boys and the growth. So all
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of them are writing this as their theme as their essay. Okay,
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so that expounds upon last week on Summer came to
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an end. As most will say, summer's getting shorter and shorter.
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That was something that was said quite often in the
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Peanuts comic strip. So if we go to the strips itself,
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Lucy had no problem waking up Linus out of his
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slumber and screaming a him that school starts today. That
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was a particular comic strip where you see Linus tumbling
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out of bed because she's screaming at him to get
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up and get ready. In that same episode, it was
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a short Summer Charlie Brown. You see Charlie Brown trying
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to get Sally Ray for school and she says, I'm
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not going, and his retort is to say, but mom
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has made you a lunch She got you a new
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lunch box and everything, And so Sally thinks for a second,
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he goes, well, if she went to all that trouble
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and expense, then I guess the least I can do
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is go to school. But that is the only reason
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why I'm doing it. So as far as being good students,
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I mean, Charles Schultz did not shy away from every
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level of anxiety you have. You have one where Sally's
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running around, going crazy, going I gotta remember my locker combination.
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I've gotta know my conjunctions, i gotta know my rivers.
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I gotta know the capital of Venezuela. And of course
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Charlie Brown thinks to himself, well, summer used to come
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a lot later than it has lately, so it portrays
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the same way Americans feel about the start of school.
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There have been others where sometimes kids that are in
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their routine in school, they can say all they want
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to that this is my year to do better, and
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what happens they go back right into their habitual ways
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of doing things that they're used to For who am
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I talking about Peppermint Patty? She tells Marcy this is
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gonna be her year. She's gonna start doing better. In
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the very next seeing the comic strip, what she doing,
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She's fast asleep in front of Marsy. Nothing has changed
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with Peppermint pat and Marcy once again has to endure
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her apathy and her lack of care of what's going
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on inside the school. The only thing she excels in
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is her pe classes. So I hope that helps on
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how there are several references most of the time when
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Charles Schultz would use them in a classroom. It wouldn't
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always be at the start of school, but it would
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be midway through the year, and you'd have Sally having
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certain problems and finally we figure out the only problem
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is she can't get her locker to open. Or for instance,
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you have Marcy who has to deal with Peppermint Patty
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falling asleep and trying to save her from more punishment.
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And then you have Lucy who tries to wake up
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Linus and he goes, it's time for school again. She goes,
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what do you mean again? I went yesterday? That was
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a pretty common theme on do I really have to
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go today? I've been going the last couple day as
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I should be able to stay home. So the same
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thoughts that Americans have about school are very much portrayed
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in the Peanuts. So starting off this, you even have
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the brick wall of the school itself that had thoughts
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of its own. Sally had many, many discussions with the
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side of the school and says, good to see you
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again school, and the school let's give something to the
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degree of the feeling is not mutual. So that would
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be another one. So I hope that helps that. There
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are many examples of school started, and Sparky did not
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shy away from any of the anxieties that kids have
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when they're in schools. And as far as who's the
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good student, who's the bad student, I mean, you're going
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to have your wide array of every single one of
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them bringing their personality into the classroom. But once again,
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miss Othmark can bring them to attention just with a
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few trombone sound effects. So that's nothing new. I hope
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that is helpful To move on to the next question
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that came from a fellow friend of mine of the
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blockad Nation. Now this one's more broad and deals more
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with the concept of podcasting itself, and I was asked,
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what's the biggest impact I have from consistently putting out content?
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How has that affected my life? Well, if I can,
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I had to learn this the hard way. Along the way,
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I knew that I wanted a podcast. I knew that
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I wanted to do this because growing up, podcasting had
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a different name. That would be side two of the
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audio cassettes. When I was younger, I would have this
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thing called a tape recorder that usually had a microphone
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attachment to it. And back when they had this thing
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called audio cassettes thumb here that might be listening that
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are younger, generation Generation Z or Generation Alpha. You're scratching
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your head, going what is that? Just google audio cassette.
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But what they would tell you is if you want
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to turn onto side B or side two, could record
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your own story, or you can record your own music.
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If you're not tuning into the radio and you're not
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capturing what was on the afternoon stations, you could use
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the other side for whatever you wanted to create. So
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that was very much a thing growing up, and I
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would go into my closet. I would not share that
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with the world. I would just do my best to
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become a good storyteller. So I was already very comfortable
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in my own skin when I found out what podcasting was.
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But as far as being consistent with it, I had
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to learn, just like many have to learn, that when
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you say you're going to show up, you show up.
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Even if you show up and it's not your best work,
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if you have a guest and it completely falls through,
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at least you showed up your tribe. In my case,
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you have the Blockhead nation. But your tribe, your listeners,
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your viewers, You're not leaving them to be confused. If
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you say you're showing up on a Saturday like I
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do because I'm a teacher by day and a podcaster
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by weekend, then I'm true to my word. If you
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are a person that goes I can only do one
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episode a month, there's nothing wrong with that. You're not
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leading your listeners or your viewers on by saying I'm
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going to put out an episode. You don't want to
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leave them guessing why, because they'll move on. So as
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far as being consistent and being as authentic as possible,
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that part has kind of been pretty easy for me.
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But he also asked about lesson learns or AHA moments.
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The most recent awha moment I had was every guest
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that I ever wanted have already been.
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On the show.
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I've got to know to look back over the collection
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of work that I have and be proud of it.
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I'm so proud that one of my best friends that
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I serve with on my ship came to the Blockhead mansion.
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We sat in the study and re recorded episode number
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one twenty Right with dan Usa is still the most
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important episode I have ever done and will ever do
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with this show, because the message truly matters. As far
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as doing episode three hundred, this one was a lot
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of fun for me, where I had former guests, friends
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of mine in the podcasting space that came by. We
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did a top ten, just like David Letterman used to
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do his top ten. Who spoke on it? The Little
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Red Hair Girl, she was number one. My best friend
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Dan spoke on it. You had smiling Sam Alvie who
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came by and spoke on his career, but also he participated.
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You had my friends Russ and Chris from the Empty Slate.
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You had Tori and Mike from the Nightly Rant, so
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I had Wesley and Drew Turner. I had such a
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great array of friends who came by and enjoyed this
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milestone for my show, but also for us just to
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have some fun and poke fun at each other. It
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was great. So when I have my AHA moment, it
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was that every game yes I've ever wanted, I've already
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had recently had Nate Corey nine years ago when I
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heard a podcast between Nate and Shale Son, and I
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knew I wanted a show like that. So now it's
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a matter of lesson learned. I am not afraid to
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stumble with this show, and nobody that does their own
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podcasts should be afraid of the mistakes that come along
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the way. Now does that mean that you need to
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polish them as time goes on? Sure? Do you need
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to be consistent? Yes, so you don't confuse your audience? Absolutely?
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Aha moments makes me go it's time for a new chapter.
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And what that's gonna particularly look like, I'm not sure,
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But since I've trailblazed with this show for so long,
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the horizon is wide, and I'm thankful for anybody who
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comes along the journey. That's part of the Blockhead nation.
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You're welcome and yes, you are wanted as we continue this,
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and I hope that the content I give to you
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serves you and serves you well. As Earl Nightingale wants to.
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Success is the progressive realization of a worthy ideal. So
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in every way, by definition, this podcast you're listening to
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is a success, and it will continue to go on
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anybody wants to come along. There's plenty of room aboard,
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and I'm always here to be some nugget of wisdom
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and advice for you, certainly as we transition to what
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matters most, as we transition to the parable of this show.
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Just like Charles Schultz methodically did with his Peanuts and
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with Charlie brown Snoopy, he used an approach that the
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Prince of Peace himself did as well. And that's where
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this is going to continue. If I have guests on,
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I'm always going to talk you up. If I'm flying solo,
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stay tuned for the scripture of the day. Our scripture
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reading for this podcast comes from Psalm chapter sixteen, verse eight.
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I have set the Lord always before me, because he
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is at my right hand, I shall not be moved.
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Reflection from Bluela our Bible says, strong as our Lord,
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and powerful the force of his mighty arm, you shall
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never need fear any power of earth or heaven, for
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none can shake you from his unbreakable grasp. His hands
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of power and might are hands of safety and of
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protection for his own, and hands of wrath and destruction
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for his enemies. So rejoice, Believer, rejoice, Blockhead Nation, that
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you are His child. Now, as I shift into the
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second part of today's podcast, I have absolutely no notes
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in front of me, and part of that is just
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because even though I love the sport, there are gonna
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be some values We're gonna have to face. In particular,
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there's not a whole lot going on with today's fight
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that really has my interests. There have been some confirmed
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things that are happening later on in the year, as
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in Alex Pereira will be getting his rematch against Uncliath.
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You've also got Tom Aspinall that has a penciled in
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bout that he's gonna have to defend his heavyweight championship
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against Surreal Gone. In other words, we don't get at
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any of the superstars or the so called quarterbacks running
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to the front line for much of the rest of
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this year. Most of the hype is still built around
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potentially what's supposed to happen next year in the summer
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at the White House. So we have to accept that
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those who have brought casual fans over, like Connor McGregor,
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we are not getting that currently as we speak. People
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