City Connect with Prince Carl

This episode Ruby returns with a discussion on the changing dynamics a relationship faces when it enters the third dimension as a child comes in. And also some other random conversation and a slight argument at the end. Thanks for listening.

In this episode I detail my experiences of late; getting trapped in a bathroom stall, the warnings that should be present regarding weighted blankets, the accents I have and of course my visit to the most inspiring city on earth, New York City. Enjoy and share.

This episode I had the pleasure to be joined by the lovely and beautiful Savannah Lawford, and the Beautiful, brilliant, and radiantly gorgeous Cassie Kunz, to discuss random topics like Bride-knapping, dying at age 27, the existential question of highly improbable events possibly lending to an overall plan for the universe, and the contrasting roles I previously held as both a church Chaplin by day and a P.F. Chang's waiter by night. Thanks for listening; follow on Instagram @_prince_carl, @hannavasesor, @cassiekunz, and watch on YouTube with the title 'Don't argue with the Prince' Ep 11 City Connect Podcast.

In this episode I had a wonderful chat with the lovely Ruby Caranza. We delve into the "Thumb wild world" we live in where people are afraid to answer phone calls, awful coffee, the scarcity of face to face interaction, and vomitoriums, et al. Ruby and I also detail what it's like to be a young parent in our modern world

A commonly held notion is that most Truck Drivers, like me, will be out of work in a matter of years, as Self-Driving technology progresses. I have a unique perspective as a Truck driver on why that will never happen, and I've done some research as to why it will never work from a company perspective, and also an investor's perspective. Thanks for listening and sharing. See you on Episode 10! Also check out the PDQ America Podcast which I was a guest on last week. Shoutout to Jordan Belfort, and ArmChair Expert. I love you guys, and hope your listening ❤

In this episode I explain why despite all that 2020 has brought us "There are still faint glimmers of hope" out there. I talk about life on the road, and offer insights into what I think the future holds for all of us next year. Please share this episode and thanks for listening. -Prince Carl

This episode takes us back to the college days at San Diego State University in 1999, as I interview my college friend Sohrob Tahmasebi. We detail the world pre smart phones, pre Uber, and pre Quarantine. Then we jump into what it was like working for the most archaic, antiquated packaging company ever. A great listen recorded from the old Gorillas cage at the old LA zoo. Thanks for listening and check out my YouTube channel Prince Carl. See you next episode!

In this episode I detail the recent events surrounding the Corona Virus, including my own personal experience with contracting it (although i have never been tested so i don't know definitively if I ever got it). I shed light on some of the positive aspects of this difficult time, and then talk about the roots of my leadership. Thanks for listening and see you on the next episode!

This episode is close to my origin story. I go all the way back to 1989, and why we came to California, what it was like in Highschool in the 1990's, and I answer the question of why so many bad businesses in California are thriving. I'm sure you'll love the details and stories, thanks for listening.

In this episode I get into the story of how I started my first company, the mistakes I made, and the moderate success I had. It's a realistic look at a business started from nothing with a 2 year run, set in my dark days in Riverside, California. Thanks for listening and see you on the next episode. -Carl

What does a fighter have to do to prepare for a professional fight, and does fear ever set in? In this interview we cover subjects including the Wild Dogs of Slab City California, the relatively new concept of a traditional Mom, Dad and child arrangement of a family aka a "Nuclear Family " (The article I refer to is: 'The Nuclear Family Was a Mistake' by David Brooks in The Atlantic). Also covered; our opinions on police officers. This episode ends semi-abruptly with Delon's advice on marriage. Thanks for listening and please share. There's lots more to come!

Here is the second part of episode #2. The last 20 minutes are the best part. See you next episode and Thanks for listening.

Have you ever wondered what actually goes on in a locked psychiatric hospital? Here I detail my "Crazy" stories and shed light on the positive experiences I had while working there, and also some of the scarry stories I have ( The effects of the Full Moon, descriptions of demons, and possible exorcisms?). Was I working there...or was I admitted as a patient? Thanks for listening and see you in the next episode!

In today's episode I interview my 13 year old son, Ethan and we discuss the ongoing LA Dodger's Scandal, a little bit about my story in business, and the interesting connection among 3 of the most popular American fastfood joints; one local Highschool started it all. We podcasted from the Hollywood hills at the Griffith's Observatory in LA, and posted a YouTube video Titled City Connect Podcast Introduction on my YouTube channel Prince Carl. Please connect and give feedback on my Instagram at @_prince_carl. Thanks for listening.