17 Catching Up and Kind of Boring Episode

04/29/15 • 19 min

The Josh Podcast podcast Show: The Anti-Podcast podcast on God and Man

I don't know what happened with this episode. It is a filler episode, like most of my episodes. Issues discussed on this episode:

What does it mean to be anti anti-podcast?

More than you need to know on ranking and reviewing the show on iTunes

That if you comment privately about the show I will read it for all the world to hear

Time efficiency and book writing

I don't know what happened with this episode. It is a filler episode, like most of my episodes. Issues discussed on this episode:

What does it mean to be anti anti-podcast?

More than you need to know on ranking and reviewing the show on iTunes

That if you comment privately about the show I will read it for all the world to hear

Time efficiency and book writing

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16 Apple Watch Calculator Watch

It was either this episode or doing something else I try not to do at night, which I fully disclose.

Also - an exclusive review of the Apple Watch.

Even more intimate, subtle, wonderful, exquisite, [pause] and *personal* (to borrow words from Apple's marketing machine), is an exclusive reading of not just one, but two blog posts. The second post is about the calculator watch.

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18 Motherhood is Like Calculus

It's true, Motherhood is like calculus. I wrote about it last year at joshrolph.com and this year, I thought I would read it with a few comments intermingled.

The show ends with a brief snapshot of my mother going through the "infinitesimal" details of mothering me and my siblings in a 1983 tape recording we sent to my out-of-state grandparents.

Two years ago after the death of my grandfather, I found a box full of tape cassettes that I've been turning into mp3s. I stumbled upon the 1983 tape from my family two days ago.

There is so much more I could say to make this a true tribute to my wife, my mother, my two living grandmothers, my sisters and sisters-in-law, and really, to every mother I've ever known. What they do amazes me.