In which... April Dawn asks us to respond to the question: What does "compassion builds humanity" mean to you? What does that look like to you?

We celebrate the 3Chi we stil have left.

We talk about pre-gaming with DuClaw's Regular Beer.

We introduce our Ultimate Shameless Plug T-Shirt, which will soon be for sale on GNCDB.com.

We ask you to Help Us Build April Dawn Estates, just like our namesake GoFundMe campaign asks you to do... because when this works in Mount Vernon, OH... we want to spread it all around the world... wherever the unhoused need a place to Live, Love & Labor with Dignity, Efficiency & Equity.

Grant again challenges Donald Trump to grow a pair, come off his fake news perch, drink a beer with us, and talk about stuff that matters.

We drink some Stouts & celebrate the keeping of our Free Will.

Corey worries we are getting preechy... but at least we don't need to start over.

The Imperial Stout from Samuel Smith may be a bit too strong of a taste for Corey, but April LIKES it, and the way it goes down. (This is not just for people sitting around & watching football... its for those who are getting ready to be part of the game.)

Grant samples the Oatmeal Stout for Samuel Smith.

We remind each other that not all beers are for everyone, but there's a someone for every beer.

We plug Hot Rod's on Coshocton Ave where we get our beer to drink here on the podcast.

Corey shares a reading from The Elevation Approach by Tina Wells in which the concept of the Sabbatical instructs us on the healthy practice of letting our minds lay fallow, so that they can bring the best shit to the top for us to use.

All the songs about rainbows blow Corey's mind.

We contemplate what "being gifted" really means, and suggest that it just means being able to cope with this thing we call life in the most positive way we can... even if that requires AI.

April reminds us that anybody who is trying to work it all out is thinking outside the box... so stay outside the box with us, y'all & we'll get it all worked out.

Grant wins the Coin of Destiny toss, and talks about how compassion, and empathy, is not about shouting a solution down to someone who needs a way out of rut, but getting down into the the rut next to them to help everyone who is there find a way that makes sense from where they all stand... together.

And that leads us to staying... FOREVER YOUNG!