Here We Go With Josh Rosenberg

The inner monologue becomes an outer-body experience, as Josh finally goes to the dentist and lives to describe it. Josh also lives to describe other things that don't really need to be described such as psychedelic drugs for retired athletes, vanishing remote controls, the Comedy Store docuseries, the legendary Wally Adeyemo, and Hooters. Yes, Hooters (the classy restaurant). Stream away and embrace the day! Peace to all. On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Josh is about to drop some serious squirrel knowledge, so back up. Back up! Then back up some more, into meaningless rants about pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (talkin' embryos yo!), Twitter cowards who need beatings, megalomania, IKEA furniture names, and phones in bathrooms (where they belong). Okay, thankful and grateful for you all! Drop a rating or review on iTunes and have a splendid existence on this planet (and beyond!). Much love.

Let this episode serve as a wake-up call. Not sure what that means, but Josh is primed and ready to discuss the fading purpose of malls (and the far-from-exhilarating documentary Jasper Mall), the broken two-party system (remember that stress-free election?), cute coyotes, silverware in the garbage disposal, homo erectus and the evolution of us beings, Zoom class chaos, and the drama of prescription medication ads. There are probably some other things in the messy little episode, but you'll have to listen and find the hidden treasures. Okay, stream away and spread love in the world today. On Twitter @jrosenberg957

This one is about the election. Well, it's also about lawn signs and headgear, but mainly about the election. Now, let's start healing. Spread love and keep listenin'! On Twitter @jrosenberg 957 Logo design by Brandon Lai Music by Micah Julius Wardrobe by Esprit or the Ross clearance rack Recorded in front of a live studio audience of disruptive dogs Promotional consideration furnished by considerate promoters Dolby Digital available "Sit Ubu Sit, Good Dog"

Prepare to jump into the art world as Hangar 13 lead concept artist and video game designer/producer Brandon Lai joins Josh for this colorful episode. Brandon and Josh have been friends (and childhood neighbors) since the days of Hypercolor shirts and MTV videos, and they connect for an in-depth discussion about art, video games, goals, parenting, horror movies and music. Brandon drops a bunch of industry knowledge and delivers some insightful thoughts about a career in the digital arts (and beyond). Plus, this is the man who designed the podcast logo, so his skills are already on display. Now, carve out some time for this special episode and drop a nice rating/review on iTunes! Much love, m'peeps. On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Josh is ready to sing a little bit as he stumbles through the many zones of regulation. So, sit back and relax into an up 'n down journey of feelings and topics, ranging from Covid tests, the impact of GI Joe, gun culture, SNL peaking, connecting with Justin Bieber on a deep level, and coming together with the Beatles. Avila the golden doodle co-hosts this very special episode, so please listen on a dog walk. Or listen as you walk next to somebody else's dog. If they ask why you're so close, explain that you're listening to a podcast with a...okay, forget that plan. Just listen and drop a nice review/rating on iTunes if you have the time. Peace and love to you, in you, and around you!

Josh likes nostalgia and he's ready to prove it. Y'don't think he can prove it? Welp, maybe you should listen. Just listen and stop doing everything else. Stop multitasking and just sit in a chair with heavy eyelids in a comfy room with this episode. This episode will touch your soul and dance around your mind for a while, as Josh discusses Windsor Waterworks, Chuck E. Cheese or Cheese's, the fashion from 4th grade, the ball pit experience, the gross stuff that many of us don't mind, the abundance of Canadian comedy in our lives, the most incredible A's baseball story of all time, and the scent of a disgusting yet comforting old beagle. Olfactory on display in this podcast factory, so brace yourself for 112 and get the mask ready. You are loved, you matter, and you are valued. Let a subtle smile come to your face and glide into the weekend with a sense of confidence and serenity. Best wishes to ya! Drop a rating on iTunes and follow on Twitter @jrosenberg 957.

Josh turned on the old microphone without much of a plan, but still managed to stumble around noteworthy topics such as meaningless karate, the origins of Holidays, inserting brain chips into humans, NBA ratings drop, performances of politicians, and returning to school during a pandemic. Now, you know what to do (as Outkast sang beautifully). Yeah, you know what to do...leave a rating on iTunes, stream this episode loud and proud, tell a friend, and wear that mask. That old Halloween Nixon mask? Sure, but also the Covid19 mask that needs to be washed or thrown away. Yep, y'need to make that decision because you've been breathing hot Cheeto breath into it all week and it might be time for a new one. Love ya. Truly. And. Forever.

Josh saw the "debate" and absolutely loved it! Or not. Or, maybe, just maybe the exact opposite. Josh describes what kids should avoid, reveals some moments of perspective, discusses the most extraordinary neighbor in the history of the suburbs (or any urbs), analyzes MLB umpires, rips the Shake Shack apart, and rants about the power of movie scores. You'll see. Or hear. Or hear it and see it in your mind. Be sure to subscribe and leave a nice rating on iTunes. All the best to ya! Blue skies ahead. On Twitter @jrosenberg.

Josh has morphed into an anthropologist, at least a very unofficial anthropologist and he's ready to reveal his observations and findings of the young folks of America. Get ready, this'll floor ya! Or, maybe it'll just provide a brief listening experience as you wash those dishes. Yes, all of them. They've been piling up. Nobody else in your home is gonna wash that spaghetti pot, so soak it already, wontchya?! This episode guarantees to open your mind to the new habits of teen voting, teen speaking, teen drinking, and teen driving. Not drinking and driving, those are separate topics in this episode. As they should be. Now, wash those dishes and then keep cleaning. It'll feel good. It'll be therapeutic. This episode? Also therapeutic, in a way that anthropologists have long studied. Now, drop a sweet rating on iTunes because you're sweet. Yes, you are. Don't let anybody tell ya differently.

You remember how old sitcoms in the 80's and 90's used to have a rare episode that surrounded a serious topic? Sort of an emotional and sentimental and possibly even controversial topic? Welp, this could be that one. It could be. Why? Because this one is about racists. Yep, that's an intense word. And they exist. So, let's explore who they are and truly examine the ugly topic of racism. You can handle it. And, if you can handle that, there's some other nonsense to explore like things humans don't need to buy anymore, education tech in the pandemic, birthday intentions, and a special birthday song by Jon Bush. Boooooooooosh delivers! Wishing you all good health, good lovin', good livin', and good vibrations. Drop a nice rating on iTunes, wontchya now? On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Oh oh oh, here we go go go straight into a world of mystery and awe, with moments of reflection upon hot topics like hot smoke in the air with ash and orange skies, important topics like Zooms with teens, hot hot hot topics like gophers and the life they live beneath us, hot hot hot topics like P90X workout videos becoming horror movies, y'know glorious topics such as science deniers, unnecessary sidekicks on radio and podcasts, topics like appreciating community and slowing down to be in the moment like 85 year-old Tootsie Tomanetz taught us on Netflix, and sports topics like opening an old pack of Topps baseball cards and hoping to find some gems. So those are the topics ready to fill your ears, mind, soul, and reusable grocery bags. Get it! Get it on! Drop a nice rating on iTunes if y'want. Much love to you ALL. On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Josh should go to sleep. Yet, he deliriously throws his face and soul into the mic for an episode that features commentary on important things like baby carrots, 80's folklore, spousal annoyances, generic neighbor characteristics, BLM sidewalk chalk in the suburbs, movie trailer music, Apu from the Simpsons, and surviving the nightly news. Stay healthy, stay composed, stay sane, stay in your lane, or veer. Yeah, actually, get into any lane these days and do whatchya need to do. Ohhhh won't you stay...mmmmmm, just a little bit longer. Please please please please please, stream this damn podcast already! Peace and love, m'peeps.

Get your ears ready to hear from an impressive individual as old friend Nick Countouriotis joins Josh for a thrilling episode. Nick tells stories of his days as an Army Captain in battles and also what is was like to battle Covid-19. Nick shares personal insight and experiences that can only be summed up as heroic. Yes, that's a word he would shy away from, but it's true. So, get ready for a special edition of Here We Go and have yourself a healthy week ahead. Drop a rating on iTunes and follow on Twitter @jrosenberg957.

Josh is talkin' bout stress spikes, he's talkin' bout Ralph Barbieri, he's talkin' bout the teaching crisis, he's talkin' bout taking things for granted, he's talkin' bout seeing too much of yourself on Zoom, he's talkin' bout the neighbor who sprays her dog with water for obedience training, he's talkin' bout pogs, bout NBA cards, bout nerds, bout inspiration, bout love, bout life, bout lessons, and he's talkin' bout the tools we all need to access in order to fully enjoy this ride. Now, come along for the wild ride of episode 104 now, y'hear! Much love. Stream NOW!

Local children's music legend and old friend Isaac Zones stops by the podcast for a big fat interview about life, love, music, art, gentrification, revolutions, sports, awareness, health, Camp Tawonga, and the new YouTube production company known as Zoburo (ZOnes, BUsh, ROsenberg) which will soon be entertaining kids around the world with the magical voice and guitar skills that Isaac provides. Clicks, folks! We're entering the click business, so you know what to do! Get away from those boring old videos and find Isaac. Set to launch next week. As for right now, this moment, find a comfy place and enjoy this very special episode. Happy Friday and happy life. Leave a rating on iTunes and follow Josh on Twitter @jrosenberg957 for the latest podcast info.

This summer listening experience features a grown-ass man going down a delirious path of nonsense, including hot takes on important topics such as what belongs in the fridge and what belongs on the counter, Japanese maple tree research, students truly learning and seeking knowledge, dangerously googling back and abdomen pain, the end of Zooming, solipsism, and this thing called Covid-19. Now, do what you need to do. I think we all know what happens now. May all the forces be with you, around you, and in you. Feel it, love it, embrace it, go to it, and have a healthy & happy day m'folks. Leave a rating on iTunes, the nice kind! Why not, let's just be nice.

You remember the one where Josh sounds a little stressed, a little neurotic, a little bit like he's on the verge of a meltdown yet still remains composed enough to discuss some topics like Covid-19 impact on schools and kids, battling monotony, Buddhist personality types, taking down racist monuments, changing negatives mindsets, and other things that are kinda relatable and kinda interesting? Okay, yeah, this is that one. This one is another one of that one, but this one is new so g'head and listen! Stay healthy and hopeful. Much love.

Welp, you made it this far. Could easily provide a quick synopsis, but dontchya just wanna go in without any idea of what's to come? Like a movie trailer that reveals too much, this summary will reveal too little. No spoilers, pal! Yet, a new intro song will make its debut (courtesy of the very talented Micah Julius) and a new logo is on display (courtesy of the ultra gifted Brandon Lai), and a little magic is sprinkled here and there. Not fake magic, but the real kind. The David Blaine kind, but without the weird stare and monotone voice. So, buckle up, reach for the stars, and get it get it get it get it get it and, yeah, get it folks. Appreciate you listening. Drop a sweet rating on iTunes if y'get a chance, wontchya? Much love, good folks. Much love.

For the very special 99th episode, Josh is joined by old buddy Allen Sliwa from ESPN 710 in LA. Josh and Allen started off in radio together back in the day, yes that day. That exact day. That day when life was a little different and featured a thirst for excitement, advancement, and speaking into microphones. Allen describes his path to the programming side of radio, and some fun memories along the way. Episode 99 also features a discussion of the NBA coming back, the sports side of Twitter, and the greatest Laker of all time. So, stream this one with all ya got and stay healthy. Best wishes, m'good peeps. Stay tuned, as episode 100 should soon pack a punch (or a little nudge). Or, something else that's clever to type here.