I’ve been busy watching this episode of Tim Robbins and Joe Rogan. Talk about a critic for a podcast a movie or any other kind of media that’s in society today. AI is telling me to use a geometric framework for this particular podcast so I am.

But I’d go so far as to say that AI is a little off track here and I would describe this podcast as being a description like my own because my demographic fits right into theirs. You know there’s an age range here that I’m talking about that you could figure out and there’s also some interesting topics along with AI. The other topics I mentioned that come up on the podcast is some you know some stuff that relates to creativity and a little bit of stuff that is outside of the box you know like when we get into details of other topics that I found of interest as well, but by far the most interesting topic for me was the fact that these two gentlemen and myself have something in common and I think the audience has a lot more in common with these things as they realize what is actually being captured in a podcast like this one it’s about the same length of format as a movie 2 1/2 hours and I break it up into 15 minute frames just because I can digest that a little bit betterbut that doesn’t mean that the audience can’t pick their own frame rate I mean, many of them would probably sit through the entire podcast with no problem whatsoever, and there are quite a few that would only watch bits and pieces of it. I’m sure but the majority of us we get the gist of it and realize that it was well worth our time and effort to watch it and that’s all I’m trying to describe.

So I may be modern and equivalent of a critic for something like this, but I’m also fit in that same demographic as the people that are on the podcast themselves and I just enjoy being a modern critic to describe this for you in the moment it doesn’t do any harm and it certainly peaks people’s curiosities about these kind of longform formats with you know, personalities host, and a guest that transform the information to something that you may not have heard like this in quite a while and in a unique way that demonstrate that it’s entertaining and worth your observation I hope you enjoy the podcast and please make some comments on the site to let Joe Rogan and the people that read your comments. Have a little feedback. Text you soon. 

Out Of Season

Here is a vid, a movie critique of a so called Christmas movie that I think you may enjoy or learn something for or against your entertainment choice.

There is a philosophical point to all of this because of the notorious element to both the movie in question and some of the questions you may still be trying to resolve around the actor in the movie. Enough said, if you choose to watch the review, you have been forewarned and hopefully forearmed as well.

Marijuana: The Black Market/Humour/Murder

This is a good movie:  The Gentlemen.  The topic requires less entertainment and more of a reality check.  But reality, crime and the ugly underside of humanity is better kept for another day.  Perhaps (the movie) a little obtuse, but very happy watching times!

Please check out the movie on your favorite movie rental service.

(That’s a pretty fucking good movie!)

The Gentlemen (2019 film) – Wikipedia

“Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker”

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2527338/

“May the force be with you”

The epic is with out parallel this holiday season.

A far reaching entertainment for all this time of year.

This new movie release will leave all with a better sense of Disney appeal.

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/May_the_Force_be_with_you

Montgo Old Vines Monastrell 2015, Spain – The Globe and Mail

A well-rounded red from Spain’s bargain Jumilla region
— Read on www.theglobeandmail.com/life/food-and-wine/wine/wine-reviews/montgo-old-vines-monastrell-2015-spain/article37324835/

Nice review above, just picked up a bottle, around 20 bucks,

But it is from 2015, if you like oaky, toasted, this is nice…

Great for a chat with friends and relatives (drinking responsibly),

Just checking out affordable, drinkable wine…