Donovan talks about what’s next…
Episode 197
This episode discusses H.R. 40, reparations, separation of church and state, 1st Amendment Establishment Clause, trolls on Twitch, and Christians trying to take down Good Omens from the wrong streaming service.
Episode #196
Donovan talks about how, as he gets older, he understands less and less about people, and relationships. For the old-timer-gamer, Sega is releasing a retro console of the Sega Genesis this fall. And finally, an anonymous person edits the latest Avengers movie to make it less “feminine”…and this seems to be a going concern.
195: Let’s Celebrate Another Holiday!
Donovan talks about the state of Social Security and his concern for his retirement, his continued car troubles and changing up his grocery shopping day!
Special Note for June 6, 2019
A special note about the show changing podcast host providers, etc.
194: A Collection of Moments
Donovan explains where the podcast has been for the last two weeks, the stresses of long term relationships (i.e. marriage), and his car repair ordeal.
193: Abortion Rights
An interview from a previous episode of Don Talk talking about abortion and life afterwards, originally titled “A Brooklyn State of Mind“.
192: The Day of Red Lights
Donovan tells the story of a suicidal lizard and how one school in Canada is having “adulting” classes for seniors.
191: Communication is Key
Donovan talks about the challenges of doing IT (Information Technology) work when no one seems to be on the same page at a client’s location, how communication issues in corporate America creates stress not only on the employees but the customers as well, and how Bill Gates made a very interesting point about the socialism debate in the United States of America.
190: Every Child a Start-up
Donovan shares and old magazine advertisement his wife found over the weekend (i.e. PC Leasing and Internet service wrapped up in one package); his thoughts on the state of Game of Thrones so far (WARNING: He tried to not be spoilery but he probably failed); and the state of Student Loan Debt and something new called Income share agreements.
