Professor Anyone

S2E12 Dave Petersen teaches about Going Back To Work, Inner Peace, the Symphony of the Infinite and more

Dave Petersen is a like-minded philosopher, a talented musician, and someone with plenty of experience in life. He's also a former bandmate and an old friend. You never know quite what you will hear when you talk to Dave, but it is almost always good!

S2E11 - Phoenix Chisholm teaches about being better than your experiences, never feeling powerless and music as therapy

Phoenix Chisholm is a teen who has been through it all, and had experiences no human should have to deal with. She has come through it with an amazing perspective. She has used music to help get her, and some of her friends and family through it all. Her beautiful country voice will surely touch your heart as she becomes the first musical guest on the podcast.

S2E10 Alec Wons teaches Conquering Yourself, asking questions, and taking care of yourself so you have more to give others

My Guest Professor is Alec Wons; author, entrepreneur, coach, salesman, and health nut! He will teach us how to Conquer Yourself, and talk about never being afraid to ask questions, and the importance to taking care of yourself so you will have more to give to add value to others. You can learn more about Alec and get his books at his website: https://conqueryourself.co

S2E9 Fourth of July Special, what can you learn about historical figures, besides history?

This special episode celebrating our Nation's birthday discusses what you can learn from people important in U.S. history, besides history. Truth is, Jason was bored in history class in high school, too. The older you get, the more you appreciate the lessons learned from history, and the more you learn from people, the more you realize they don't have to be in the room, or alive, to learn from them. These stories and trivia information come from internet searches and a little help from AI chatbots. Check out what you can learn! The short audio clip used in this episode is William Zeitler playing a glass armonica, invented by Benjamin Franklin in 1761. The piece is by Mozart. It was recorded by the Toronto Star and appears in a YouTube Video which you can view at: https://youtu.be/eEKlRUvk9zc

S2E8 Fathers' Day Special Dad-Joke-a-thon with Mikael Garland

Mike is one of my best friends for many years and also one of the funniest people I know. A detective for the St. Louis Park, MN Police Department and father of 3 great kids, one of whom is my god-daughter. Many years ago, he and I were co-hosts of a local public access comedy-variety program, the award-winning 'Jason Kessler and Mike Garland Show' (where'd we ever come up with a name like that?) We are not sure how many of these shows still exist, but at some point, someone put a couple of episodes on YouTube, which I hesitantly link here: https://youtu.be/o-Ameyl02Mg https://youtu.be/NYb71Mk6J2o (WARNING: Some of this stuff wasn't even all that funny when we did it and it definitely does not stand up to modern day sensitivities. Watch at your own risk. If you don't like it, we're not fixing it now.)