Here We Go With Josh Rosenberg

Time for some quality teacher talk as longtime educator and coach Jason Searle joins the show to drop some knowledge. This is the type of knowledge that'll make ya think, at least that's the plan. Topics tackled include the evolution of the classroom experience, new generations of students, separating church and state, superstitions, teaching fads, human nature, and a tiny bit of hoops. Drop a rating on iTunes and embrace this moment...and the next one too. Peace, good folks. On Twitter @jrosenberg957 Logo art by Brandon Lai Music by Micah Julius Inner thigh sweat by nerves and lack of Gold Bond

Back to it in a brand new studio! Or, Josh was shoved out of his old one to make room for daughter #2. Either way, some big renovations are going down and it's not as glamorous as it sounds. Yet, Josh squeezes in some serious topics like the origins of PowerBar, the word "literally", kids going crazy in hotel pools, Netflix editing, time passing rapidly, and taking some time to sip diner coffee and appreciate hard-copy newspapers. So, get involved with this one. At least put a toe in the water and see if y'like it. And if you do, drop a rating on iTunes. And if you don't, I get it. I know the feeling of trying a podcast and realizing it's not for me. Okay, now you can see who's writing this blurb. Peace and love good folks. On Twitter @jrosenberg957. Logo art by Brandon Lai Music by Micah Julius Mindfulness by Lavender oil

Josh survives another root canal and also finds some sacred time to discuss other bodily concerns. A win-win for listeners throughout America and beyond! Topics tackled also include WWF propaganda from the 80's, never-ending stream of thoughts, old men and masks, hide-a-key rocks, and our intrusive phones. This one starts hot and remains a sizzler. So, jump right in, good folks! Watch the world blossom. On Twitter @jrosenberg957. Logo design by Brandon Lai Music by Micah Julius Headache from new diet

In this episode, Josh is joined by Amazon Frontlines founder Mitch Anderson. Mitch has been living in Ecuador, helping Indigenous People fight for their land, life, and survival. Mitch shares some of the challenges, successes, and eye-opening moments of his journey. This one just might deliver a whole new perspective on how we prioritize what matters. Mitch is certainly doing something that matters and will take you into a new pocket of planet earth that needs to be preserved. Stream away!

Snuggle up with that speaker and turn it up as Josh delivers his homage to old-school FM radio DJ's. Did video really kill the radio star? Ponder that question and many more as Josh dives deep into Creedence Clearwater Revival, gay marriages, sand in shoes, 40 ounce bottles of malt liquor, and charcuterie. Buckle the hell up and embrace the beauty all around. The Madness of March...BEGINS! On Twitter @jrosenberg957 Logo by Brandon Lai Music by Micah Julius Constipation by lack of proper diet this week

Y'all know Josh? The same one that speaks into a microphone and uploads it to this platform? Welp, wait'll y'hear what he's thinkin' this week. He's thinkin' about using even more apostrophes, which is stunning. Also stunning: Josh's takes on anti-semitic slurs from athletes, soul searching through Nomadland and the need to see small-town America, boring British royalty, food crazes that are too crazy to comprehend, meaningless monarchy nonsense, almonds, and singers that aren't using their real voices. C'mon! Who are you even? Even? EVEN?! Okay okay okay, let's all take a breath and start streaming this before it gets cold. Peace and love and ratings on iTunes. Logo design by Brandon Lai Music by Micah Julius Eye soreness by Zoom and then more Zoom and enough already

On this very special episode, Josh reveals the feelings surrounding human students back on campus. Time to explore the psyches of the modern-day teens. It's also time to explore Telemundo, root canals, expert dentists, Tiger Woods and his childhood, nature/nurture, and old-school TV sports intros (before the days of long-form pregame shows). Stream away and don't look twice, it's alright (as Bob Dylan would mumble). Peace to all. Thanks for tuning in. On Twitter@jrosenberg957 Logo design by Brandon Lai Music by Micah Julius Wardrobe covered in spilled coffee

Get ready for some stories! Miraculous stories about vaccines and coyotes of course! Prepare for some stories about unmemorable photographs and memorable emails, and plenty body ailments. Plenty. Prepare for an exploration of the human condition and the ability to adapt. And, get ready for a tribute to the late, great Doug "Moosie" Wilkerson, a former Charger with a big heart. This one is brought to you from the heart and the soul. This one goes full throttle and also pumps in some sentimentality and tomfoolery. Actually, there was no plan so prepare to get dizzy. Please listen outdoors surrounded by nature, if possible. Drop a rating on iTunes and have a wonderful life, m'friends. On Twitter @jrosenberg957 Logo by Brandon Lai Music by Micah Julius Root Canal by Dr. Cohnde on Monday

I think we can all agree that it's about time for a Saturday Night Fever review. Some movies just don't age well, or maybe weren't that great to begin with. It's also time to finally discuss Super PACs, the awful Nextdoor app, coyote shaming, and maybe even attempt a few average impressions. Plus, it's time for Joe Biden to finally reveal something we need to hear. Or maybe need to hear. Or probably don't really need to hear, but you'll hear what we need to hear in this episode. Hear it all now! Please leave a rating/review on iTunes and have yourself a lovely day, lovely day, lovely day (Bill Withers would want that). Peace! On Twitter @jrosenberg957 Logo by Brandon Lai Music by Micah Julius

Well, hmmm...there is just one thing about my wife. And oh yeah, one thing about doctors. And one thing about teachers and students returning to campus. And, one thing about vulgar 90's rap (PARENTAL ADVISORY-EXPLICIT LYRICS, extremely explicit). And, one thing about my daughter. And, there's just one more thing about aging. And, one little thing about Dane Cook. And one thing about learning. And, all of those things are packaged and ready to be heard in episode 127. So, jump in. Good health and happiness to all. On Twitter @jrosenberg957. Please leave a rating/review on iTunes. Peace and love and repeat those things.

Josh stumbles into some revelations about migraines, disco, P.A. announcing, fake tuna, sheet stealers, and precocious little kids. Currently about to Google precocious, but nearly certain it was used correctly. This one honors the Bee Gees, Dick Callahan, Frank Anthony, and the great students of America who still pay attention. This one will enter your ear buds, dance around your mind, and consume you with an aura that will tingle all of the senses. So, take a deep breath. Deeper. Okay, good. And now, begin! Much love to you all. On Twitter@jrosenberg957. Please leave a rating/review on iTunes if y'like. Peace owwwwwwwwwwwwwt.

In this episode, Josh says goodbye to Muggsy, the legendary beagle.

You've arrived. Welcome. Get comfortable and take a few deep breaths. Okay, now y'ready to roll into episode 124. In this gem, Josh describes a magical moment in one of his classes (yes, actual magic), explores the possible life of an old neighbor, questions the English butchering of the English language, examines undesirable names, takes a journey through Aaron Copland's music, and pays tribute to a fallen hero. This one gets weird, but don't they all? Perhaps, the good kind of weird...like most things in life. Stream away! On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Josh is ready to call out the shitty people populating this planet. Hey shitty people, Josh is primed and ready to discuss and describe ya! Arrrrrrya ready? Nope. Great. So, here we go...into a world of angry mobs storming into places they don't belong (like our nation's capitol), a world of people abusing donation bins, and a world of men stumbling into troughs with bad attitudes. They true shitty people have been warned about this episode. It's the one to wake up the planet. Maybe. It's also the one that analyzes this new era of Warriors basketball and dysfunctional families. Okay, stream on! Much love. Capture that sliver of peace floating in the air and stuff it deep down into your inner-essence. Or something like that. On Twitter @jrosenberg957

You have made it to the final episode of 2020! Congrats. You did it. Milestone? Maybe. Are you appreciated? Certainly. Josh is ready to drop thoughts on the many books that have resonated deeply over the year. This one covers the important things like undeveloped talents, brie cheese, David Paymer, understanding the foundations of this country, Hollywood's depictions of Native Americans, sad Twilight Zones, and The Giving Tree. That's right, you'll be rewarded at the end with a reading of The Giving Tree. Then, you can analyze it all day or all week or all year. Y'have time. Wishing you all a very happy new year ahead, filled with health and happiness. Drop a rating on iTunes if y'like. Also on Twitter @jrosenberg957 Logo design by Brandon Lai Music composed by Micah Julius Weight gains brought to you by that chocolate babka at Trader Joe's

Josh is going hard into the seltzer craze, really hard into the Peloton craze, even harder into the holiday card craze, way too hard into the social media craze, not hard enough into bad parenting and bad children's books, and kinda hard into holiday music. Kinda. Yet, this one needs your full attention, so put down the egg nog for a sec and focus. C'mon, c'mon, c'mon nestle up close to this episode and embrace the sweet feeling of holiday cheer. Feel loved in this moment. Because you are. Josh loves you always. That's a simple fact of life. On Twitter @jrosenberg957. Peace m'peeps. Peace.

Get Joe some tea already! Clear that throat! Okay, welcome on in to the show. This show jumps right into the pressing issues of the day, including Wilt Chamberlain's bedroom achievements (why?), moving on without any more presidents (wait, why?), Paul Simon's creativity (ok, but why?), Ted Danson's likable face (you know why), and the Cold War (how relevant!). This one will soothe your soul in a way that reminds you to pause, reflect, and take care of the world around you. Okay, absolutely none of that is likely true but if it happens, then ride the wave. Ride it all the way into the holiday season. Peace and love my good folks. Peace and love. Drop that sweet rating on iTunes and stream away! On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Wake up, buckle up, and toss it up (as Tupac told us to do). Josh has a word for the holiday travelers. Yep, just a word. He has also prepared a "word" about Chinese soup, the new Covid19 vaccine, home invaders, laugh attacks, Peppa Pig, and the mystery of James Taylor's lyrics. James, what the hell are you talking about? We're all listening! Okay, folks, light those candles, wrap those gifts, put up the wreath and ornaments, and prepare for the sheltered holidayzzzzzzzz. Much love! On Twitter @jrosenberg957

The inner monologue becomes an outer-body experience, as Josh finally goes to the dentist and lives to describe it. Josh also lives to describe other things that don't really need to be described such as psychedelic drugs for retired athletes, vanishing remote controls, the Comedy Store docuseries, the legendary Wally Adeyemo, and Hooters. Yes, Hooters (the classy restaurant). Stream away and embrace the day! Peace to all. On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Josh is about to drop some serious squirrel knowledge, so back up. Back up! Then back up some more, into meaningless rants about pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (talkin' embryos yo!), Twitter cowards who need beatings, megalomania, IKEA furniture names, and phones in bathrooms (where they belong). Okay, thankful and grateful for you all! Drop a rating or review on iTunes and have a splendid existence on this planet (and beyond!). Much love.