Sunday, January 31, 2021

Unplugged and Totally Uncut January 31st

 Today January 31st on Unplugged and Totally Uncut...


Her goal wasn't to write a history book but rather to help bring forward the journey of one of the most respected and powerful women in history. Irin Carmon's Notorious RBG. 10am post


Peter Noone not only hosts an extremely popular radio show on XM but is one of the founding members of the 1960's that helped shape the British Invasion. 1pm post


Saluting one of the greatest performers of live comedy combined with hypnosis. Behind the mind of the legendary Rich Guzzi. 4pm post


Then we're Playing It Forward with Mike Mostert and Tony Covino from the band In Theory. Nothing has stopped these two singer songwriters from pushing a new age of great Rock forward. 7pm post.

Saturday, January 30, 2021

Unplugged and Totally Uncut January 30th

 Today January 30th on Unplugged and Totally Uncut...


Breaking Bad is by far one of the pioneers of who what and why we've become the binge watching generation. Then to turn it into the movie El Camino continued to push a series into larger play. Larry Hankin has been a part of that plan and play. 10am post


The final weekend of January with Ground Hog Day and Valentines day within reach. This year doesn't have to be a repeat of years and days past. Laci Green is one of the nations top sex experts. 1pm post


Comedian Kyle Kinane knows how badly we need to laugh. While the big beer companies are backing down from sharing a few smiles during the Super Bowl stage because they believe the commercials should be more heartfelt, comedians need to be lifted to higher level of teaching us how to get back to the normal laugh. 4pm post


Then we're spending some quality time with a U.S. soldier that saw danger and put his life on the line to save those around him. Kyle Carpenter lived it and continues to build a better community through his book You Are Worth It. 7pm post

Friday, January 29, 2021

Unplugged and Totally Uncut January 29th

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Francis Mayes fell so deeply in love with Italy she picked up her American life and style and planted her roots in the country shaped like a boot. It didn't stop there. Her knew book Always Italy is a ticket to ride during a pandemic. She puts you on the steps of so much unexplored. 11am post


Ryan Jay is on the move. It's time to review the newest films hitting our favorite places to catch pictures in action. Up first is The Little Things now in theaters and on HBO Max. Ryan's loving it. Comparing it to the movie 7. Hitting Apple+ this week is Justin Timberlake in Palmer. Ryan is calling this flick his favorite of 2021. Well what about Supernova? Now in theaters. Lets quickly move to The Dig on Netflix. A great display of exploration and more. 1pm post


If you think 24 degrees was in cold in the Carolinas this morning. Wait until you meet Nic Cunningham from Ice Airport Alaska on Smithsonian. Keeping the 5th largest cargo airport moving during huge storms and a pandemic. That's reality TV. 4pm post


Then we're Playing It Forward with Todd Whitener. BLISSKRIEG is the culmination of many stars aligning. Each with their stories to tell, Todd Whitener, Donald Carpenter, Matt Taul and Jesse Vest have the musical pedigree of several successful rock bands in their DNA including Tantric, Days of the New, Submersed and Eye Empire. 7pm post

Create Change

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January 29, 2021

I think our new common ground is the eerie feeling of being tied up.  Living in a box.  Today is just like the past 365.  It’s not that we’re aren’t trying to break free.  Every day is a new way to shatter the glass windows surrounding uncertainty.  We stand inside the aura of new experience while remaining tied to the strings attached to the presence of this day being just like day number 203. It’s us!  Look at what we do daily, hourly and minute by minute!  We’re repeaters.  From the websites we visit, the newscasts we feverishly view to the conversations shared with friends, family and new acquaintances.  The circle of life.  Round and round.  I start each new morning checking into every news outlet on the planet.  I have to make the concerted effort to decide if the world is still spinning.  Double click I’m in.  Only to do it again.  It’s the same story on the websites every day!  Only the headlines change.  This anchor we carry has got to be cut loose.  It’s time to discipline ourselves.  To make serious changes in our content and information gathering habits.  More importantly we need to change the subject with the people we’re sharing face to face time with.  I’m on the frontline.  You think I’m listening to my heart? I’m listening to your conversations ten feet away.  Maybe it’s the masks but people are speaking louder and without concern of being overheard.  The same stories every day!  No wonder we feel like we’re tied up.  We’re acting like there’s nothing new to talk about.  Maybe psychology will one day show that our need for human connection is to swap updates. It’s time to challenge our inner voices.  Make the change.  Make the solid effort to enforce new discovery.  Instead of complaining about movie theaters being closed, open a conversation with talk about the latest flick on Netflix.  Don’t be afraid to talk about your latest binge watch.  Don’t bring up how bad remote learning is for your kids, find something positive.  You can’t have a negative without comparing it to a positive.  Locate the positive.  Yes politics suck.  It’s all over the place.  You can be too.  If change is to be made support someone who has your beliefs.  Help them stay in office without having to live off what’s causing a storm.  Become part of the rainbow or the dove carrying the olive branch.  Change the subject.  Change how we greet each new day.  Don’t allow the headlines to change you first.  Jump!  I guarantee one thing when you move through my line, we’ll never talk about the same thing twice.  Your turn.     


Thursday, January 28, 2021

Unplugged and Totally Uncut January 28th

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Abigail Harrison is globally known as Astronaut Abby. In everything she does on a daily basis it's all about being one of the first women to walk on Mars. 11am post


If you love your horror films fast, dramatic and unpredictable then you'll need to add 10 Minutes To Midnight to your movie diet. Nicole Kang totally takes us into the making of this adventure. 1pm post


Indiana has had its fair share of great Rock. Rob Salem takes that brand and lifts the expectation for listeners craving riffs and beats during a new age of release. Salem's Childe's new album is The Sin That Saves You. 4pm post


Then Playing It Forward with Ebony Obsidian and DeVale Ellis from Tyler Perry's Sistas which returns with a new season on BET. 7pm post.

Nidra Meditation

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January 28, 2021

Learning to trust the atmosphere while it’s moving through you.  Click. Hang up.  Too deep already?  Being on the frontline I experience a lot.  We’re in the center of changing the ways we think, live and attempt to rest.  I see what you’re buying.  Melatonin is a hot purchase.  Being one who’s walked that path I grip the moment of the new age challenge.  Anxiety levels are through the roof which causes the human mind to lay awake or locate difficulties in trying to get a full night’s sleep.  I am no expert.  Always reach out to those who are trained for such difficulties.  The late night struggles to get any kind of rest has been a lifelong journey for me.  HATED IT when the sleep expert went a completely different route then what my personal studies were drawing.  Then again.  I’m not the professional.  Only the one experiencing wide awake moments from midnight to 4am.   While growing within the beauty of martial arts I found peace in meditation.  So much so my brick breaks were fed 100% by the power of meditation.  You can see the videos on arroe.net.  The more I grew with meditation the less Melatonin and other sleeping pills I took.  My studies.  Remember I’m not a professional.  The studies pulled me toward Nidra.  But to fully understand it and how it works I suggest you truly put yourself into its history and read everything you can to understand the process and progress of allowing it to be a positive choice.  Millions rely on Transcendental Meditation.  I’ve not been in that area of the universe because of the success I’ve had with Nidra.  Why swap it out because a Beach Boy and Howard Stern speak highly of it?  Cleansing the mind is a walk through life.  A journey.  You aren’t fixed overnight.  Nidra has though taken my moments of deep rest into areas of question.  The visions or pictures felt and seen feel very real and they’re quite emotional. Rather than running from the purpose and or reason why it’s being experienced the goals have been to study Nidra even more.  If and when you reach such places of peace you are to allow the experience to move through you.  The very second you take note of where your mind body and soul are, meditation is over.  Awareness is a brilliant tool but it can keep you from locating rest.  Never analyze the visions and or pictures.  It keeps your heart away from why you are a student and activator of Nidra.  I never say I practice meditation.  We practice in sports.  With meditation we activate.  When you wake up at 2am.  Rather than feeding the moment with disappoint embrace it by celebrating that you still have three to five hours more rest coming your way.  Recognize it.  Then give it permission to move through you.  If anxiety has overtaken your thought process and emotions the same method of release is activated. If you’re waking up to harsh questions about life, the pandemic, politics, family issues and all other things that create depression, doubt, fear and shame whisper to yourself, “I can give you better answers if you let me rest.  I will be stronger in the morning.  Please let’s rest in this moment and not create a release.”  Remember I am not a professional.  Always seek an expert.  My journey with Nidra is like everything else in life, there are never two the same.  Accepting what keeps you awake isn’t losing the battle.  It’s allowing your space to find a place where rest and peace must always come first. 


Wednesday, January 27, 2021

Unplugged and Totally Uncut January 27th

Today January 27th on Unplugged and Totally Uncut...

Susan Goldberg isn't hiding behind politics and big business. A journalist that knows how things have changed. Her new boo is Breaking The News: What's Real, What's Not. Why The Difference? Guess who her targeted reading audience is. 10 to 18 year olds. 11am post.


Actor Alan Tudyk returns to the flat screen tonight in what will become a heavily talked about one hour weekly adventure. Comedy, drama, sci-fy and aliens. Resident Alien starts tonight on SyFy. 1pm post


One of the greatest singer songwriters has always been Greg Lake from ELP. His manager Stuart Young and I break into music history with a deep look into Greg's accomplishments. 4pm post


Then we're Playing It Forward with Ricky and Marty Lagina from The Curse Of Oak Island. No pandemic is going to stop them from discovering the most famous treasure on the planet. 7pm post


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Remove Do Not Replace

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January 27, 2021

So many things crisscross through our abilities to think. Is it wise to cross pollenate what lives within the mindsets? Let me break it down.  A text message from a family member or friend doesn’t fit too well in your heart.  It gets tangled up with a thought your boss from a different location just threw out there while circling the pressure of remote learning from your kids, the rent is due already and news of the pandemic taking 500,000 by the end of February.  So many things crisscross through our abilities to think.  Is it wise to cross pollenate what lives with in the mindsets?  Your soul is getting a daily beating.  Listening to the inner core of actuality is what sets up this new age thinking pattern.  Ask yourself with transparency at hand, “What am I able and capable of handling?”  That means you’re gonna have to face what triggers you.  Over the past 52 weeks our methods of communicating not only to ourselves but others has drastically changed.  So many hardworking deeply dedicated employees are hiding behind their Zoom.  It’s not face to face.  Not in the way of what used to be.  More than ever we’ve learned to read people’s eyes more than their lips.  Our body language in public and on Zoom is a book cover and it’s being judged.  We need to remove that stigma and make the power of peace our first choice.  It’s time you go onto Zoom alone and watch your facial expressions.  Put your mask on in the bathroom mirror and look deeper into your eyes.  The shape is the new body language.  When you’re clogged and torn up by everything that’s falling apart your eyes tell the story long before people reach you.  I’ve started a new mission in my daily writing.  Remove.  Do not replace.  We’re carrying so much mental trash that it’s nothing more than added weight. Remove.  Do not replace.  Guilty!  I don’t want to be in this mood so I will replace it with this one.  Oops that one didn’t work.  Let me try this mood.  Remove.  Do not replace.  When you replace a mindset with another it’s going to serve as a trigger.  A Firestarter.  When we don’t want to deal we replace.  The new goal is to remove.  If we don’t clear the path of the murky mud caused by modern day reality we’re going to keep slipping back into old habits and depression.  Remove.  Do not replace.  Every day when I step into my Defrag journal it’s not a boss critiquing an employee but rather a heart collaborating with empty.  How many years into your life is it going to take for you to shake hands with the inner source of self?  Make the time to make room.  Remove.  Do not replace. 


Tuesday, January 26, 2021

Unplugged and Totally Uncut January 26th

 Today January 26th on Unplugged and Totally Uncut...


Only once during the nearly two decades-long war in Afghanistan has an active-duty combat member been pulled from duty due to the deaths of two family members in war. Beau Wise is that man. His brother, Navy SEAL combat veteran Jeremy Wise was killed in a suicide bombing that targeted the CIA. A terrorist sleeper agent working with al Qaeda's second-in-command, Ayman al-Zawahiri, perpetrated the sneak attack, which marked the worst loss of life for the CIA in a quarter century. Less than three years later, U.S. Army Green Beret sniper Ben Wise was fatally wounded after volunteering for a dangerous assignment during a firefight with the Taliban. Jeremy received the Intelligence Star, one of the rarest awards bestowed by the U.S. government, and also a star on the CIA's Memorial Wall. Ben was posthumously awarded the Silver Star. 11am post


Brian Q Quinn and Sal Vulcano know how to endlessly bring the funny and during these continued days of lockdown and remote learning we need some laughter. 1pm post


Bailey Rae lit up Season 19 of NBC's The Voice. No sound bite conversation here. This is the artist within the showmanship. 4pm post


Then we're Playing It Forward with one of the best docu-series on Disney+ On Pointe directed by Larissa Bills. 7pm post