The Blue Collar Philosophers Podcast

How much of what we say do we actually believe. we say one thing and do another. Don't give up on people growing up.

What does it mean to be a good friend? Are you a good friend all the time? Even a friend fails to do what he needs to do when a friend needs them. Lets hope, grow and one day become the people we aspire to be.

Justin and Mike review what we believe to be bad advice. Have you ever gotten advice that sounded good but at the same time didn't work, maybe just shit advice. Enjoy.

We do an election live stream. 4.5 hrs on youtube and not as much here. forgot to press record, we still had a great time. we might loose friends over this one but hopefully you can be like Will and mike and remain friends after its all said and done.

We've often spoke of Jon's crazy belief structure and we still don't agree but at least he can defend himself.
Should you have to ask for forgiveness if the price has already been paid? Why ask forgiveness if it's redundant, is it for our own benefit or does it affect the super natural.

As mikes 40th birthday approaches, nostalgia sets in and we look back at simpler times, failures and success. are we intentional with the time we have or are letting it pass us by? What will our children's nostalgia look like?

How should we function in our work place with faith? Do we suppress our faith subconsciously so we don't make others uncomfortable? Is there a time and place to engage directly with faith?

In a world surrounded with risk of death and injury, we've found a simple way to keep more people alive and safer, warning labels! Is that a good thing nerf the world around us and enable stupid people to survive through poor choices and sometimes reward them?

Has etiquette died? Is it a good or bad thing? What have we lost and what was its cause? How do we bring it back or should we?
This episode features Mark Mainse, friend of podcast and topic contributor. 

We had a bit of technical difficulty on this last one. we started recording and ran out of storage and time, restarted and brought Devin in.
Here's the topic, How thick should your skin be in any given work place? Do you have to conform to your work place or have it conform to you? Is this the first time you've had to deal with men and they're not as nice as they could be? Should they have to be nicer cause of a females presents in the work environment?