My blurred opinion

Its BEAR

In this episode I sit down and have a long conversation with my delightful friend Roxy a.k.a. BEAR. We discussed her long journey with her medical history including visual blackouts, swelling of the optic nerve, having to get some terrifying surgeries, and we also discuss some discrimination that she had to go through while going to school, and much more.

My journeys on becoming a man

In this episode I discuss all of the father figures that have come through my life including my actual dad, my stepdad, my uncle, and a few others.  I lay out the trials and tribulations that came from each individual, and how each one of them played a role in the man that I morphed into  today

Safe zone mountain

I recently discovered that I have a Japanese aunt who married into the family, but not only that ,she is one of the only remaining survivors of the hiroshima bombing. I also read statistics from the damages from both bombs, and I take a hard look at what war could cause

A mental disturbance

In this episode I talk about my experience of going to a neurologist because of mental blockage, and loss of thought. I didn't give you the results of all the test, and tell you how it relates to my mental health.

12 steps to a new life

In this episode I talk with my friend jess about addiction, how she got there, and where she’s at today.

I guess Cupid can’t see either

In this episode I told many stories of what my dating life has been up until this point. I also give you the origin of the hoodiihoo , and I explain why I don’t do drugs

Goldfish and honey buns

In this episode I celebrate my birthday, but most importantly I  talk to my cousin Nano about being a father, having a son with autism, and the challenges that come with it.

Color blind

In this episode I give prayers to my uncle Junior, and give some background on what race means to me, and the family that have I yet to talk about . I then I talk about today’s racial climate, and what we need to do for unity.

My kids are my guide dogs

In this episode I get to sit back and hear my awesome friend Dunias tragic story. She describes what it’s like to live in a shelter, have depression, and I condition, while also having kids, and much more.

The blindfolded Traveler

I describe what it’s like to go through mobility training, and Howard help me to be a little more independent. I talk about using transportation, but also how we need an alternative. I also ramble, and try to use an analogy that I mess up.