Bearly Audible

04/23/2025

Hey friends and Bearly Audible fam—just a little heads-up that I’m taking a short break from podcasting while I recalibrate. As many of you know, Justin has moved on to pursue new projects (wish him all the best!), and I’m taking this moment to reflect on what’s next.

I’m currently exploring options—maybe a new co-host to vibe with, maybe I’ll go solo and dive deep into long-form interviews. Either way, you know it’s going to be an eclectic adventure in audio and inspiration, true to the spirit of Bearly Audible.

Thank you for sticking with me—stay tuned for what’s coming next. It’s gonna be real, raw, and Bearz-level soulful.

With gratitude and a heart full of stories yet to be told.
-Bearz

03/24/2025

After much reflection, it’s time to share that The Bearly Audible Podcast won’t be returning anytime soon. Life, as it often does, called Justin’s attention elsewhere, and together we’ve decided to retire the show — a project I dreamed up and built, with Justin graciously stepping in as co-host and chief engineer.

Though it’s bittersweet, this experience lit a fire in me — a reminder that I’m still deeply drawn to the kind of conversations that unfold slowly, like smoke curling lazily into the sky. I crave a space where voices settle in, stories stretch their legs, and ideas breathe — unhurried, unapologetic.

Justin always preferred to keep it lean, never pushing past an hour. But me? I long for those lingering dialogues, the kind that wrap around you and stay awhile.

Thank you to everyone who tuned in and shared the journey with us. This chapter closes, but trust — another is waiting to be written. Stay tuned.

-Bearz
03.24.25

03/23/2025

03/14/2025

Well, would you look at that—Cheeto Jesus is at it again, flailing and fuming like a toddler denied his favorite toy. His tiny fists shake, his face reddens, and yet, no matter how loud he bellows, he can't erase the First Amendment with a tantrum. Free speech isn't a privilege he can sn**ch away like a lollipop. And let’s not forget—he even tried to muzzle Bill the Cat, a scruffy, bug-eyed, perpetually disheveled cartoon feline from Bloom County! A cartoon cat, for crying out loud! The irony is so thick you could spread it on toast. – Bearz

The president is waging an across-the-board war against the First Amendment and its legal interpretations from the mid-20th century to today.

03/09/2025

America Is Not a Business—And It Shouldn’t Be Run Like One

A nation should be the fertile soil in which its citizens can thrive, not a feeding trough for billionaire - politicians to gorge themselves on the hard-earned wealth of the people. When leaders twist public service into a personal gold mine, it isn’t governance—it’s theft, a betrayal of the very spirit of democracy. A country is not a corporation, and its people are not commodities to be exploited for profit.

Yet, like wolves in tailored suits, greedy billionaires circle, their hunger insatiable. They drain the lifeblood of the working class, feasting on wages, siphoning tax dollars, and leaving behind a hollowed-out husk where opportunity once flourished. Those who see a nation as their personal playground, dismantling institutions with the flick of a pen, treating livelihoods like pieces on a chessboard, are nothing but parasites—unfit to lead, unworthy of trust.

A leader should stand on a foundation of integrity, not a crumbling tower of bankruptcies, failed ventures, and legal stains. A nation does not exist to serve the ambitions of the rich; it is meant to protect and empower its people. And when those in power forget that, when greed outweighs duty, it is not just corruption—it is the unraveling of the very fabric of democracy.

-Bearz
03.08.25

02/26/2025

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