Two Casual Things That Will Get You Liked (Said I on my own at home on a Saturday night)

Subjects: dancing, psychology, self-expression, childhood, adulthood, personal experiences, social situations, movement, enjoyment, performance, DV8, Dead Dreams of Monochrome Men, the last dance. I explore my personal aversion to dancing, contrasting it with his childhood enjoyment of the activity. I dig into the psychological aspects of dancing, discussing how self-consciousness and societal expectations can alter one's relationship with movement as they grow older. I also touch on the role of dance as a form of self-expression and the differences in motivations between children and adults. I share personal anecdotes and reflections on the nature of dance, ultimately concluding that while I may not enjoy participating, I appreciate it as an art form. https://youtu.be/gefjRPpV7c8?si=yOXl5wdL7VncqhKA DV8 Dead Dreams of Monochrome Men https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/us/psychology-says-people-who-dance-with-full-energy-on-the-floor-arent-attention-seekers-what-this-behavior-may-reveal-about-confidence-emotions-and-social-connection/articleshow/132523879.cms You can buy me a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FatherFinney email me at [email protected] For those who are marketing how great they are, please email [email protected] Try and find me on Facebook or LinkedIn Please follow, review and share this podcast Thank you

Subjects: brain injury, ultra-processed foods, health risks, cognitive decline, nutrition, inflammation, dietary choices, stroke prevention, mental health, food safety. I discuss the impact of ultra-processed foods (UPFs) on brain health, highlighting research that links high consumption of these foods to long-term silent brain injuries, cognitive decline, and increased risk of strokes. I emphasize the importance of understanding what constitutes UPFs, the specific foods that pose the highest risks, and practical steps to reduce intake for better health outcomes. You can buy me a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FatherFinney email me at [email protected] For those who are marketing how great they are, please email [email protected] Try and find me on Facebook or LinkedIn Please follow, review and share this podcast Thank you

Keywords: AI fails, Just Eat, AI food images, AI-generated photos, AI in marketing, restaurant menus, AI backlash, AI helpers, opting out of AI, human photographers, robots, AI doom, social media ridicule, BBC News, podcast rant. I talk about AI fails, like Just Eat's AI-generated food images: I also vent about AI helpers in online platforms, opting out of AI, human photographers, robots, and whether AI doom is real. It's my honest podcast take on artificial intelligence, which no doubt will be different due to the pace of change tomorrow. Just Eat apologises for AI food mistakes after social media ridicule - BBC News 50 AI Art Fails That Are Both Horrifying And Hilarious | Bored Panda You can buy me a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FatherFinney email me at [email protected] For those who are marketing how great they are, please email [email protected] Try and find me on Facebook or LinkedIn Please follow, review and share this podcast Thank you

Keywords: Movement, Walking, Sport, V02Max, Boxlife, Health & Fitness, longevity. My steps are down this month. Is there any harm in that? Should I not worry or not be bothered? Well there is a lot to be said for moving as opposed to staying still. You will live longer according to science. Which gives you more time to sit Infront of the TV or do more overtime at the office to pay for the kids inheritance. You can buy me more time to live at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FatherFinney visit www.fatherfinney.com Please follow, review and share Thank you

Keywords: Christmas trees, aquatic ecosystems, environmental science, biodiversity, Finland, ecological impact, sustainable practices, carbon emissions, habitat creation, marine life, recycling, sustainability, community action, holiday traditions, waste management, scientific inquiry. I read an innovative experiment conducted in Finland where 1,500 Christmas trees were submerged in a lake to study their impact on aquatic ecosystems. The discussion highlights the significant increase in biodiversity resulting from the experiment, as well as the broader environmental implications of disposing of Christmas trees. In 2021, scientists threw 1,500 Christmas trees into a lake; three years later, they had completely transformed the ecosystem - The Times of India A “lost world” beneath the North Sea was once full of forests | ScienceDaily You can buy me a Christmas tree at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FatherFinney visit www.fatherfinney.com Please follow, review and share Thank you