Here We Go With Josh Rosenberg

Josh dives into some truly dumb stuff, but also provides some side orders of significance with discussions about smoothies, Spotify misses, the bogus world of wine, the return of the NBA, an existence without indoctrination, and how this pandemic impacts brains. Brains, folks! This is serious stuff. I'm sure that's why you come to this podcast. Now, keep on keepin' on and don't stop believin'! That's what the cue card says, and that's what Josh reads! Much love & good health. Drop a rating on iTunes and have a Happy 4th.

Josh battled through his anxiety to go on vacation, a trip filled with glee and fantasies of beatings. Josh also puts on a mask, which makes him a good person, or at least a good enough person. A person who gladly covers relationships, Hunter S. Thompson, cartoon symbols, folk music, and his 4 year anniversary in episode 97. You know what they say about 97, dontchya? Okay, probably nothing, but if you find out let me know. Drop a rating (the high kind) on iTunes and have yourself a very merry weekend ahead. Good health to all!

Josh's old friend, film director and writer Peter Livolsi joins the show for a conversation about making movies, Nerf football, escaping Hebrew school, adapting books into screenplays, Martin Starr, and future endeavors. Check out Peter's movie "The House of Tomorrow" and look for his new movie "Heist" in theaters this Friday. Okay, his next movie isn't out yet and it's certainly not called "Heist" but don't forget his name because this man is blasting off to new heights (movie tagline)! Now, blast into episode 96 and enjoy. Peace and love, good folks. Peace and love.

Josh experienced a high school graduation, that might've been better than normal ones. Something in a pandemic better than the normal version!? A miracle! A needed miracle. Ending racism? Another needed miracle. Understanding Colin Kaepernick? Yeah, took a while for some. Twitter addiction? Cold turkey detachment became a little warmer. Less cold, but the turkey is still edible, somewhat. La Bamba is an insulting movie? Explained. White savior movies? Explained. Boring activities with a toddler? Yeah, endure them and escape with some integrity. Or not. Congrats to any 2020 grads. Let this be memorable, and not in the worst way. All the best!

Josh attempts to analyze the current broken race dynamic in the USA, addresses racial injustice and the aftermath of the George Floyd murder. This episode also features a major revelation of addiction (to Twitter) and a cold-turkey detachment, along with thoughts about Lil Dicky, fake publishing companies, and the Lido Shuffle. Oh oh oh ohhhhhhhhhhh ohhhoooo oh oh, LIDO! Love ya. Stay safe and embrace the purpose you provide in this world. Off Twitter @...

Josh (Rosenberg) is joined by Josh (Fryday) for a friendly chat about the world and what's inside of it, around it, and beyond it. Fryday is currently the Chief Service Officer of California, after working in leadership positions with Golden State Opportunity, NextGen America, and countless other impressive stops along the way (including the US Navy). Josh and Josh became friends after the far-from-famous Barnyard Boogie at Walker Creek Ranch, which is a reference that will be lost on many but not all. That friendship is reaching one of many pinnacles right here in episode 93 of Here We Go. So, here you go, into your listening experience. You are appreciated, as Tupac explained to his mother on the Me Against the World album. Okay, onward folks, and on Twitter @jrosenberg957. Be sure to leave a rating on iTunes. Much love.

Josh plows through the heaviest and lightest of topics of the day, and intertwines the many threads into one fat podcast. Speaking of fat, fast food culture is also explored along with repressed trauma, celebrities stuck at home, lack of sports content for the sports media, batteries, and old-school banks. Now, grab those giant headphones from that old cabinet and stream this one with some gusto. I just googled "gusto" for you and it means enjoyment or vigor in doing something; zest. So there's that. Leave a nice rating on iTunes, wontchya?! Happy Memorial Day, my good peeps. On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Perhaps you've stumbled upon a very important episode, as Josh scats his way through topics such as supporting English Learners, living in a separate America, grass-eating goats, thirsty social media posters, Travis LaBoy's legendary days, adapting to new normals, and realizing that your kids aren't funny to everybody (probably just to you). Okay, give it a whirl. Try this one on for size. Take this episode out for a test drive. Buckle up, use hand signals (does anybody?), and pull around to the second window for a super-size helping of Here We Go. No writer, folks! No writer! Love you today, tomorrow, and always. On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Josh is joined by Novato High School senior Ava Francis-Hall for this special episode. Ava is the editor-in-chief of The Swarm (school newspaper) and shares her experiences of the last 4 years in journalism. Enjoy!

Josh is stuck in Groundhog Day, like so many of you out there. Is anybody out there? Is anybody eating squirrels yet? Nope, just Josh? Welp, luckily you've discovered this special episode, where Shakespeare is finally discussed, along with the Jordan documentary, British voice-overs, unhappy NBA players, students lacking motivation with remote learning, and neighborly etiquette. Y'gotta learn it, and learn it quickly! Now, go wash those sweats and put'em back on. Next episode just might feature a new theme song, so enjoy this bad boy while it lasts. Adios friends, adios. On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Josh is being slowly destroyed by increased screen time, but miraculously finds the will to complete another podcast. A podcast that could shake you to the core, as wild topics are discussed...including internet dating, Passover oddities, Dave Chappelle's brilliance, Hollywood screenwriters' laziness, Bob Marley's dominance, Louis CK's reemergence, and landscaping. That's right, this is basically a landscaping podcast now. So, act accordingly. Love to you all. In this together! On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Josh is flattening the hell outta this curve and wants to discuss it. Topics include hypochondria, avoiding boredom, grocery stores, mirrors, street address numbers, lulls in the performance world, comedy writing, and line graphs. And pie charts. And bar graphs while eating pie. Hold on, what month is it? What meal is it? What season is it? Where are we? What? Let's all get some fresh air...with episode 87. Leave a rating on iTunes and stay healthy! On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Josh is losing his mind, his intelligence, his sanity, and his sense of direction. Too much screen time, not enough outings, and a monotonous routine will do that. Topics covered include students' suffering in the isolation, tree removal superheroes, Penny and the Quarters, and resisting mindfulness. Now take a walk. That's essential and still legal. A good long walk (while you listen!). Episode 86 is in the books and ready for streaming! On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Josh is living out his days in sweatpants with snack crumbs, yet finds time to discuss the weirdest aspects of the new normal for Americans. What are the bizarre things you've googled during the Coronavirus crisis? What odd thoughts have invaded your headspace in the last few weeks? Josh will discuss his, but also find time to reveal some specific positives that make the days a little easier. We're all in this together, but loads of love to those truly struggling and suffering right now. #ThisTooShallPass On Twitter @jrosenberg957

This one is about, well...ummmm, yeah, THE ONLY TOPIC THAT NEEDS TO BE COVERED! You guessed it, John Ratzenberger's theatrical approach to portraying legendary mail carrier Cliff Claven. Or actually, coronavirus. Yeah, that's right, coronavirus.

Have y'noticed all these old white presidential candidates? Well, Josh has! He has also noticed the buzz words on Crest toothpaste, the lessening allure of magicians, the difficult accent on the notary guy, the abundance of energy drinks being consumed in classrooms, the amount of mock drafts that are irrelevant. Josh even find time to discuss ventriloquists, drop a George Washington impression, and dive shallowly into the coronavirus. Not deep, but deep enough. Love ya, missed ya, back with ya and ready. Aaaaaaaand STREAM! On Twitter @jrosenberg957

Josh is happy, happy because of water aerobics featuring the sweet senior citizens of America. Josh is also happy because he is learning to eat mindfully, speak mindfully, shower mindfully, and learn mindfully. Or not. But, he's trying. He's also trying to picture his life as a movie with a soundtrack and a score because he's living in a fantasy world, but it's a fun world, so come along. Take off your Rollerblades at the door, grab a Crystal Pepsi, and relax by the fondue fountain. Yes, that's real gouda, and yes, you're welcome here anytime. Stream away, y'hear!

Josh rambles and rambles and then decides to keep rambling about comedians, losing coolness, losing track of time, losing his mind about Joker, losing his masculinity while watching Meat Eaters, losing love for sports, losing the law of diminishing marginal utility, losing his marbles, losing yourself with Eminem, and losing the ability to find a solid point. So, what's the point? Listen and find out. And then...tell me! Love always, Gary.

The time has come to stumble upon some weird topics...topics like Long John Silver's recipes, my dad's new hair, suspicious people on Nextdoor, my future toupee choices, my former fugitive driver's ed teacher, and Mylanta (my doctor said...no? Okay, I'll show myself out). You made it to 80! You are appreciated. You may stream now or later. Now & Later? The MOST overrated candy of all time, just ahead of Hot Tamales. Yeah, I said it.

This one is about Kobe. Yep, just Kobe.