Here We Go With Josh Rosenberg

Josh explores the influence of rap on teens, discusses Juuls (e-cig company) targeting minors, provides some long overdue history about 40 ounce bottles of malt liquor and their impact, reveals the best new band (not Enya, but also not close to Enya so no need to bring up Enya), and does a great Iowa accent. It's perfect. Happy 40th #HereWeGo! Yep, that's me wishing this podcast a happy 40th, so at least there's that. Stream it!

Josh is back from a month off and you didn't notice, but he's ready to discuss the heavy stories in the news, world issues, the recent transition into home-ownership, his daughter turning one, the perils of email, the underwhelming tastes of Thanksgiving, and the great Loudon Wainwright (who is he? just listen!). Now put your arms across your chest and trust fall into this episode. G'head, do it!

Josh finally realizes that it's time to talk about Shige's old barber shop with those Playboy Magazines. Also time to talk about the Sub Hut, voicemail, human flaws, appeal of newspapers, our senses dulling with age, Adam Sandler's new Netflix special, and youthful exuberance. C'mon, let's jump for joy! It's showtime. Stream it NOW! Sincerely, Gary (Josh's producer that doesn't exist yet).

Josh attempts to understand the power of equanimity, uses Richard Pryor movies to understand the world, praises the yoga offered on campus, reveals some family news, and shares the most embarrassing stories from 4th grade. Some kids just don't have common sense! Now, give a listen, wontchya?!

Josh goes through his old bedroom and discovers many items that he thought would be worth a lot, but of course they're not. Many topics lazily covered, including decluttering, Garbage Pail Kids, Pogs, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and views on the current education system. Now, put in those earbuds and get back to braiding that challah or seasoning that stew or chopping those onions or drinking that Jolt Cola. #ListenWhileYouCook

Josh would like to see the advancement of tech slow down and questions why advancements make everything from the past look so sad and old. Also rants on SNL, South Park, awful rap, house hunting, and Linked In included. Listen while you mow your lawn, sharpen your kitchen knives, do squats in the mirror, dust your chandelier, or make soup from an online recipe. Please don't listen while running with scissors. You can still run with scissors, but why risk being distracted with a podcast?

As you were hoping for, Josh finally discusses the actors in historical dramatization reenactments, the impact of photos and writing on human value, the reemergence of old-school shows with laugh tracks, seeing actors in airports, unfunny British humor, high school confidence and perspective, and the greatest local athlete of'em all: Allan Amundson (#34 for episode 34). Subscribe & stream!

Josh is now 37 and that's barely interesting, but he feels guilty about not fasting on Yom Kippur, talks about teachers' salaries, Marin Joe's amazing cuisine and experience, facing fears, the terrible Emmy's acceptance speeches, the Junior Seau documentary, new baby in the group, and...ummmm, wait, why do I write these in the 3rd person. It's clearly me writing the episode descriptions. Are you even reading this? Okay, subscribe NOW! Love always, Joshua R.

Some technical difficulties with a bunch of mysteriously missing audio, but Josh still manages to discuss the big topics in life such as Louie Anderson's struggle with food addiction, the new Mr. Rogers documentary, mistakes of medieval movies, Bourdain's brilliance, and the ridiculousness of Sacha Baron Cohen's new Showtime show. Subscribe & stream!

Josh reveals some less-than-important thoughts about the wine industry, discusses college athletes getting paid, wonders about imitation crab and other synthetic foods, includes an old dog update, and a rant about annoying comics. Okay, inhale...exhale...and stream on!

Welcome to the big, dirty 30 episode as Josh rambles about Soulcycle, Marin moms, baby toys, doing your job at the highest level, meeting Jeff Ross, and roasting. Subscribe, stream, and leave a review on iTunes...if y'like!

Josh rambles on about gourmet doughnuts and juice shops, wonders about the history of fitness and beauty, denounces the exhaustion of travel, and has a new plan for students in the summer. Get into it!

Josh goes down the dangerous path of Googling everything, traces the origins of chronic stress and anxiety, revisits old movies "Blow" and "Scarface," and pays tribute to a retired local film teacher. Subscribe and stream. On Twitter @jrosenberg957.

Josh examines some family history and breaks down why people have less children nowadays, describes the TV binge watching habits of Americans, rants about coffee addiction, and wonders who's selecting the tuna in oil option. Oil? C'mon. Stream, subscribe, and review on iTunes!

Josh realizes that man has been to the moon, discusses the new Robin Williams documentary, admits to being a foodie, reviews the John Caponera book that you'll never read, and finally talks about Wild Wild West on Netflix. Yep, man has been to the moon and you're acting like that's no longer exciting! Subscribe!

Josh breaks down arranged marriages, the origins of summer break and the school schedule, new styles of communication, TV show theme songs, and can't stop thinking about Wild Wild Country on Netflix. Can't stop, won't stop, make it stop. Subscribe!

Josh explores open houses, complains about movie theaters, explains the pros and cons of a typical restaurant experience, questions sports sections in newspapers, and craves doughnuts (or do you spell it donuts?). Subscribe!

Josh discusses Jewish food, confusing job titles, success of Youtubers, surviving debt, hypocritical views of hunting, and Jerry & Larry (yes, Seinfeld and David, but also a good name for a Jewish deli!).

Josh rants about unlikable TV shows and characters (yes, like Succession on HBO), miracles in life, Louis CK, Trevor Noah, the struggles of dog walking, and order vs. chaos. Godspeed, good people. Godspeed.

Josh covers Pitbull concerts, Trevor Noah's brilliant book, the art of decluttering, Anthony Bourdain, and Facebook trolls. Let's get literary!