Zubida's World

If there is any doubt at all, and there might be, the little boy already has a fish, and a doggie.  I had to listen to the track several times before I figured it out, and I participated in the conversation. Talking to the little boy was intended to cheer me up, in terms to my outlook on cats, to fight the Gracie factor.    Tai chi was never on the docket for the week's discussion, and neither was popcorn.  Yet far too many minutes in this episode involve tai chi or popcorn.  Oh well, buyer beware.  Especially beware of what can only be described as the world's worst attempt at a poem.  I surrender.

You show love through words, or acts of service.  Not me, I show love through crafting batshit crazy ideas for my friends and I to do. This time it involves giant pumpkins.

27 days until Friendsgiving, and at least now we have plates. And amusing anecdotes about a weird Barbie computer game that makes you hate Ken, as well an update on the cowboy romance.

The title says it all.  Bad movies that are good movies that are bad movies is the focus.  Oh, and you meet my super awesome friend Cruze.

The title says it all.  Bad movies that are good movies that are bad movies is the focus.  Oh, and you meet my super awesome friend Cruze.

So I had a fake relaunch of my podcast... It wasn't exactly a fake.  It was real.  It just was not good, or at least the sound wasn't.  But I have new studio equipment and a burning desire to talk to you.  And you want to hear what I, and the friends in Zubida's World, have to say.  Or so I tell myself to feel better about myself.  So hence the redo of the relaunch. Enjoy!

After a far too lengthy hiatus, Zubida's World is BACK!  Look for weekly episodes.  Zubida has all kinds of new equipment, so the podcast sounds so very awesome.  In this episode, you meet a fellow Hoosier named Ray, who has made three movies.  Once called "Tarrantino without the intelligence or wit", he is a true Indiana treasure.

I thought this was episode 5, but I was wrong.  Just another amateur podcast for you.  Clips from days of my life; dedications to those who I think about most in my life.

This episode is strangely autobiographical.  Not that every episode doesn't have truths about my life.  But this epiosde chronicles a 5-day period in my life, and buried between the laughs and silliness are a few moments of unvarnished honesty.  From me to you.