I originally wanted to write a book for my children explaining who I was when I was younger, but with the recent passing of my parents, I realized I had a lot of photos, but few audio or visual recordings of them. With my memory appearing to fail, I don't think I'll have time to write a book, but I should have time to record for them What I Remember.
To honor my wife, I go into excruciating detail about our first date, which occurred 20 years ago. It's not for the faint of heart, but contains references to meatloaf, an Adam Sandler joke, and pity at the Cheesecake Factory. There's also a key, but not to anyone's heart!
In this special holiday episode, I share my version of “Twas The Night Before Christmas,” where I tell you a mostly true story about a homeless man who pooped under the stairs next to my Montana basement studio apartment. The only thing untrue about it were my cats, Lois and Clark, being there.
In this episode, I talk about my first pets, which include two dogs, a bird, and four cats. I also talk a little about places my family moved to in my young life. I also talk about Hamburger Helper, and how I won't let anyone or anything prevent me eating a hot lunch.
In this episode, I go over my first memories, which include Popeye, the zoo, exposing myself, and almost crashing a boat.
In this premiere episode, I talk about why I started this podcast, books I love that are important to me, and Joe vs. The Volcano.
This trailer is meant to introduce you to my upcoming podcast, which will contain episodes focused on the memories I have of my life.
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