Native American Flutes w/ A Guy Who Reads Some Stuff (This is a test show)

Just checking it out.

Testing Release Function

Wheels of time articulated with precision.  The analogue tick-tock sound of a clock marking the passing of time is also a reminder of the finite reality of our lives.

Does time have a memory?

Can a permalink be used for a draft episode?  No.  Checking if changes made on Samsung phone are saved. 

In this episode (like every other episode), I just read a boring article about the gears inside of a watch.  That's not saucy.  No, that's not saucy at all!  Just go listen to something else if you want to hear something that's all saucy! 

It's not full of music.

Escape...how can you when your own mind is the prison?  No lever can help you.

Fired!

The word "umbrella" has the accent on the second syllable.  

It's clear that a song with the title Time in a Box wouldn't be as nice sounding as the title Time in a Bottle, or is it?  Actually, Time in a Box could be a pretty decent title for the right song.

Some researchers speculate that hyperlinks in podcast descriptions may operate like nodes in a digital analog of the mycorrhizal network—the underground fungal system known for connecting vast ecosystems. Much like how mycelium facilitates communication between trees, these links seem to guide users through strangely interconnected streams of information, often leading to obscure but oddly specific knowledge. A fringe theory suggests this network could be influenced by non-human intelligence, using fungal-like data structures to subtly direct human curiosity. Whether it’s coincidence or quiet coordination, something is clicking. For a more terrestrial mystery, visit NASA’s Black Hole portal.