The Armen Show

How fast does life go? Do we do so many things more quickly than we did before? In episode 52, I discuss: how life is getting faster how we fit more into each day as time goes on the way to adapt to the speed up in the future potential names for the listeners of this show I am near finishing the book and will be done in due time. This is a great thing, and you should finish what you start. Also, long live day trading.

When you are working through your life, there is no need to ever be waiting for something. You can be patient for things, but you have to make moves. In this episode, I discuss: not needing to wait for anything making moves and then adjusting after the fact the focus being on your actions causing an impact instead of waiting for an impact I talked about a few topics on this one, and I try to share my viewpoints along my own journey.

It’s the big 50, and you know we do it big here on The Armen Show. Little known fact is that I used to do freestyle raps that I would record every few days for years. I have raps from 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and some from 2017 (over 300 in total). In this rap I include: messages on self-esteem updates on current happenings lyrics with style to a certain beat some switches in flow and speed The beat I rapped on here is one called “A Touch Of Gold”, by Elliote Waite, one of the people who makes beats for JeeJuh. It is one of the only ones I bought on there a few years ago. JeeJuh has some great beats that I have rapped to over the years. Glad to have y’all on here through 50 episodes and onward we go. More raps on the way in the future.

In life, you need to have range throughout all that you do. These types of range include: physical range of motion through activity and stretch range of emotion in expression with others range of ability to handle wins and losses of risk range of understanding of different kinds of information that is available These different types of range will make you less vulnerable to the world at large. You have to be able to manage that which is around you.

Welcome to episode 48 of The Armen Show, and on this one we have guest Alex who makes music and is in the music/event scene. In fact, Alex made the jingle that starts and ends this episode! We discuss: types of music that Alex likes the hardware and software that Alex uses(and will be using) to make electronic dance music and similar performers and events he likes to listen to and attend the fact that we used two mics on this advanced episode Glad to have Alex on this one. We used two Shure SM58 microphones to record, and also had headphones to hear input. Technology is all over the place on this one. Onward we go.

Hey all. The Armen Show is in the building with talk of dancing and its funness, and what it represents. structured forms of dancing like salsa what dancing represents and means what people consider to be “good” dancing kinds of dancing I have done They want more so we put out more here at the studio.

Who is the person you are? The identity we have is important. In this episode I ask and discuss: what is your identity? what are the things in your life you see as part of you? how do you want others to see you? do you reflect on yourself? This episode is for you to think about where you are in the world, in your own perspective.

How is the show already at 45 episodes? It’s hard to say. This one is about: the market never stopping for anyone touching the market and its importance not being clouded by all potential opportunities that show up empathy and its relation to audience I have been checking out some other podcasts, and noticed features that they have. Things continue to improve here in all categories.

I had brought it up in episode 22, but here in episode 44, I discuss the fact that net neutrality just got voted against by the FCC. FCC vote against net neutrality appeal happening next in the courts importance of the internet to what we see today mentioning my past rap about the internet Will the internet remain as we  see it right now? It is up to the societal and legal response to the FCC vote.

I have read lots of books and so I continue describing some of the ones read in past years. Included here are: The Brain: The Story of You by David Eagleman on the brain The Planet Remade by Oliver Morton on how the planet can be upgraded The Idealist by Justin Peters on the life of Aaron Swartz A Crude Look At The Whole by John H. Miller connecting complex systems Skeptic by Michael Shermer on checking what you are told The Industries of the Future by Alec Ross on upcoming industries Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs by Lisa Randall on the great universe I like keeping y’all up to date on my past and current made and read content. Onward we go.