The 2A Street

Abe and Aaron, back in 2022! Restrictions finally lifted enough for us to get together and just catch up!

Abe and Aaron discuss a recent experience where Aaron learns to dream again.

Abe and Aaron discuss how a persistent pain in our lives lead us to desperation.

Aaron is on painkillers and discusses the different kinds of pain when talking about addiction.

Abe and Aaron catch up after a busy summer, and somehow end up discussing guns.

Abe and Aaron discuss complacency, is it even used correctly to define what we think it does?

Abe and Aaron acknowledge some teachers that really make an impact. Thank you for what you do!

Abe and Aaron discuss how we tend to minimize our problems in life when someone with an assumed worse problem asks how you are.

Abe and Aaron discuss the need to hear other viewpoints to make society better.

Abe and Aaron discuss taking action over words, how telling someone to improve is not good enough, we need to guide and coach.

Abe and Aaron discuss the importance of how a good team makes things happen, and how successful people get there with the support of others.

Abe and Aaron discuss recent events that brought up some old memories, old friends, and the new times.

Abe and Aaron discuss crossing outside your area of expertise, and how it can be healthy.

Abe and Aaron discuss stepping up to be an Adult when times call for it.

Abe and Aaron discuss the importance of loving who you are, learning to receive, and build up others.

Abe and Aaron discuss the importance of Energy Neutral or Energy Positive relationships, and the downside of not having them.

Abe and Aaron discuss the difficult task of influencing change in too short of a time period.

Abe and Aaron shoutout an inspiring Instagram account, and discuss inspirational posts and lifestyles.

Abe and Aaron discuss a regional success story, shout-out to all the hard workers with a dream!

Abe and Aaron discuss some of the little things that personally bother them, not really relevant, but a small peek into our lives.

Abe and Aaron discuss the situations when we have no choice but what is suggested by an authority.

Abe and Aaron discuss how busy is getting in the way of remembering things that we should.

Abe and Aaron discuss the trend of blaming others first.

Abe and Aaron recall some moments where admission, and apology for a wrong is best.

Abe and Aaron discuss the second chance, and what can push others away.

Abe and Aaron discuss and observed resilience in the youth of today, and the strength that resilience brings.

Abe and Aaron discuss how often we think of others, and that we are not thought of as much as we think.

Abe and Aaron with an interesting take on what time is worth.

Abe and Aaron discuss the "quick-fix" method of dealing with issues, and what we need to do to understand it better.

Abe and Aaron talk marketing of drugs, please Abe... make up your mind? Shout-out to @porchtalkspodcast!

Abe and Aaron discuss some of the interesting muses of insurance companies, and the direction of society.

Abe and Aaron discuss an idea to create diverse advertising.

Abe and Aaron discuss how to talk straight, where small talk or non-relevant talk gets in the way of progress. Shoutout to @porchtalkspodcast and @abesfood.

Abe and Aaron are concerned about the holiday portion of Canadian Remembrance Day... Remember and Respect the Vetrans that sacrificed for our freedom.

Abe and Aaron discuss the lazy language of swearing, shout-out to Abe's Food!

"Are you Lost?", a question asked to Abe recently.... We discuss seeing beyond the first profile of others.

Abe and Aaron discuss some common superstitions (myths) and if they affect our everyday.

Abe and Aaron get interviewed by the "iwant2know" podcast @iwant2knowpodcast, a long chat about life, goals and inspiration. The YouTube video for this is @ youtu.be/O6d74_kFg-s

Abe and Aaron discuss falling into the trap of taking things for granted, recognizing and appreciating.

Abe and Aaron discuss etiquette in public spaces, and how some people or unaware, or just rude.