Mike Robert - The Geek With Muscles

Mike discusses his journey so far with creating his own version of a social media site for people interested in spirituality. Since he last spoke about his site digitalsoulspace.org in 2021, much has changed including a huge platform migration. Fueled by his passion to bring people together, Mike continues pressing forward with his goal of creating a safe place for witches to hang... literally. Mike also wonders what happened to his co-host, the almost famous Deejay George Jett.

2022 is almost half way over, and Mike reached out to George to Podcast after purchasing some box wine. Yeah, probably not the best idea but it actually happened. With so many events happening recently in the media, George and Mike throw this impromptu show together, discussing some of the things that really annoy them about 2022. From "Karens" gone wild to expensive gasoline, the end of boundaries, and how technology influenced all of this to happen in only the first six months of 2022. Plus Mike looks like he's gained a few. This episode is also available on YouTube!

In the first "Kitchen Junk Drawer" ever, Mike and George discuss everything from COVID19 to new shows on Netflix, to faith based healing and science. It's a Saturday night and they ain't got nobody! This episode will make you think, laugh, and possibly throw your hand held device out the window.

With the events of January 6th, at the United States Capitol Building, censorship and social media has once again come into the conversation after the President and his followers are banned from platforms. Free speech and the online community is something our founding fathers couldn't even fathom. Mike and George discuss terms of service agreements, censorship, what's considered free speech and how education plays a huge role in avoiding conspiracy theories.

Special guest DJ George Jett and Mike take a humorous and informative stance on the very serious topic of recent deaths and illnesses related to vaping. Are e-cigarettes really safer? Why does the UK seem to have different opinions on vaping? How does popular culture play into the vaping epidemic?