What's on my mind?
What's on My Mind Today is a podcast that explores the thoughts and opinions of the host on various topics ranging from current events to personal experiences. Each episode is a short and engaging take on something that has been on the host's mind lately, whether it's a news story, a book, a movie, or a life lesson. The podcast aims to spark curiosity and conversation among listeners who share the same interest in learning new things and reflecting on their own perspectives.
Episodes
17 episodes
The Melanin Foundation: How Dark Skin Built the Human Body
This source explores the evolutionary history of human skin, arguing that dark pigmentation was the original and essential biological default for our species. Approximately 1.2 to 2 million years ago, ancient humans lost their protective...
Defining Critical: The Paradox of Rural Healthcare Access
The term critical carries two contradictory meanings within the healthcare industry that often confuse the general public. In a medical context, it describes a patient with unstable vital signs who requires intensive life s...
Tragedy on Horn Island: The Nolan Wells Investigation Timeline
The provided text details the tragic disappearance and death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells following a holiday trip to Horn Island in July 2026. After the young athlete was reported missing by his mother, a multi-agency search ope...
You Can't Handle the Truth
This text explores the common misperception of tipping points as sudden, isolated events rather than the result of gradual, hidden pressure. While we often view these moments as instant transformations, the author argue...
The middle or transition zones
This text argues that the political center is not a calm sanctuary of moderation but rather a volatile battleground under intense pressure. By using analogies like maritime chokepoints and Tornado Alley, the author i...
He's right, you know?
This text challenges the common political narrative regarding the myth of the independent voter, arguing that most unaffiliated citizens are actually closet partisans. While media coverage often focuses on a large pool of persuada...
Shaking my damn head...I love me some black women.
The provided text argues that Black men must move beyond passive support to actively embrace Black feminism as a foundational framework for justice. True allyship requires acknowledging that Black women face unique hardship...
Wen you are black...
The provided text examines the inescapable intersection of systemic racism and economic disparity, arguing that financial prosperity cannot insulate Black individuals from deep-seated prejudice. Because physical appearance ...
We really Are One
The provided text explores the lasting legacy of the 1983 classic song "We Are One" by Maze featuring Frankie Beverly. Unlike tracks that rely purely on nostalgia, this composition is celebrated for its impeccable craftsmanship...
You might be pragmatic, I am.
The provided text examines the linguistic and political conflict between pragmatism and idealism, arguing that society has unfairly devalued the former. While idealism is often associated with courage and vision, the...
The Sublime Architecture of a Simple Mind
The provided text features a personal reflection on the enduring nature of self-identity through the lens of a poem titled "Simple." The author examines their internal balance, describing them as a complex blend of opposing...
ready or not, here i come...
The text explores the astronomical improbability of any single person existing, noting that the number of humans who have ever lived is minuscule compared to the unrealized potential lives that never began. It emphasize...
Needed or Not
This text argues that capital, rather than genuine human necessity, is the primary driver of modern invention. The author asserts that investors prioritize high profit margins over solving critical global issues like healthcare an...
The Value of a Human Life
This text presents a philosophical inquiry into the inherent worth of human existence amidst the backdrop of global conflict and political strife. The author challenges world leaders to move beyond seeing individuals as ...
AS it is in Heaven
In this narrative, an archangel named Michael approaches the Creator to advocate for the introduction of currency among the souls in heaven. Michael explains that humans possess a deep-seated desire for tokens of wealth bec...