The Great Reward

03/10/20 • 37 min

Everyone wants to offer their opinion. Everywhere we go, we hear, see, and feel people's take on life's many intriguing subjects. In this episode teZa and Carter discuss what they see as a negative tendency among many people to force their opinions upon others. Respect and kindness, where are they? Well, the Lords think that by treating others with kindness, kindness and good fortune appears in one's life. They offer examples and have a few laughs about what could otherwise be a depressing subject. We make our own lives, so we may as well have some fun while we're doing it. Be Kind, please, in case you forgot and somehow didn't know you weren't. Some hints about how to be "more aware of awareness" is offered as a remedy. "Kindness is its own reward.," Carter tells us.

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The Remedy for Everything (including the Covid-19 virus!)

While Carter is off today, teZa shares her family's true story about how Grandpa Bruns survived the Spanish Flu outbreak of 1918. Everyone is safe from the potential current pandemic if they follow Grandpa's example. Everyone is connected: we are one global blended family. That's why teZa shares her intimate stories and ideas, and that's why she sometimes gets so impassioned, especially about environmental issues, that she totally reverts to her "reptilian pirate past." Not a conversation this time, but an in-depth reveal of who one-half of ZLORD podcast really is.

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36- Change is the Name of the Game

So quickly, the world has changed! We're right in the middle of a global pandemic with the spread of Covid-19 now hitting our small town in Florida. teZa and Carter Lord, co-hosts of ZLORD, who started this podcast to document their nomadic travels, are now self-isolating themselves in their own home, hunkered down for the duration of this virus-tsunami about to hurl over them. They discuss how swiftly things can change--and they already have! Overnight practically, they and everyone else in the world has to alter their travel plans, daily behavior, become smarter, stay healthy, and help others as well as themselves get through this affliction best they can. Things are changing as swiftly, as powerfully as they instantly did when the world experienced the horrible events of September 11 in 2001. But this event, not a war but just as devastatingly lethal, will last much longer. No one knows what the future will bring. No one knows who will fall victim to the disease and who will be lucky enough to survive it. The Lords speak about the coping skills they utilize, not just enumerating the shock of this worldwide challenge. What will life bring us next? Are we prepared to ... let it Be?