December 22, 2025 • 24 mins
In his holiday-themed episode of "Old Man Raining from the Kitchen," William Lee combines humor and wisdom as he reflects on the joys and challenges of the holiday season. Noting his exclusion from kitchen duties, William delves into a myriad of topics ranging from the excitement of Christmas to the inconveniences of aging, all while maintaining his trademark wit. With Christmas cheer in the air, William humorously stresses the importance of family, togetherness, and the perennial value of senior citizens, whom he champions.
William also introduces listeners to the Flex Program, a utility initiative designed to cut energy costs and improve environmental impact. While satirical in delivery, William passionately critiques the political landscape, tackling subjects that he believes require urgent attention, such as family unity and governmental overreach. Furthermore, he teases upcoming developments for the Disruptors Podcast Network, including new shows and exciting guest appearances, promising a dynamic year ahead. Throughout the episode, William’s reflections oscillate between social critique and personal anecdotes, ensuring listeners are both entertained and engaged.
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Join "The Old Man: Raving from the Kitchen Live Podcast" for insightful musings and critical discussions. Each episode dives into political disillusionment, societal challenges, and the power of conversations. With a mix of personal anecdotes and a call for unity, the old man offers a unique perspective on America's future challenges and hopes. Tune in for a thoughtful exploration of current issues and community healing efforts.
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William also introduces listeners to the Flex Program, a utility initiative designed to cut energy costs and improve environmental impact. While satirical in delivery, William passionately critiques the political landscape, tackling subjects that he believes require urgent attention, such as family unity and governmental overreach. Furthermore, he teases upcoming developments for the Disruptors Podcast Network, including new shows and exciting guest appearances, promising a dynamic year ahead. Throughout the episode, William’s reflections oscillate between social critique and personal anecdotes, ensuring listeners are both entertained and engaged.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-old-man-ranting-from-the-kitchen--4106693/support.
Join "The Old Man: Raving from the Kitchen Live Podcast" for insightful musings and critical discussions. Each episode dives into political disillusionment, societal challenges, and the power of conversations. With a mix of personal anecdotes and a call for unity, the old man offers a unique perspective on America's future challenges and hopes. Tune in for a thoughtful exploration of current issues and community healing efforts.
Embark on these enlightening episodes and stay connected for more thought-provoking discussions from the "Raving from the Kitchen Live Podcast."
Blog site: http://theoldmanranting.blogspot.com/
Email: disrupters24@gmail.com
YouTube :https://www.youtube.com/@disrupters-podcast
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
This is the Disruptor's podcast networks.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
The Old Man Roving from the Kitchen Live Podcast.
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Speaker 2 (00:36):
It's the Old Man writing from the kitchen this holiday season.
They don't let me in the kitchen. They're doing a
bunch of baking and stuff of that nature. You believe
that story. I got five more them. They're just as
good as that one. Hey, it's great to have you.
First of all, I want to wish everybody a happy holiday,
especially this week coming up with Christmas. Hopefully that everybody
(00:57):
will have an opportunity to enjoy their family, get out
and about in this wonderful yule time season. Now, I
know I'll be out and about. I don't know what
I'll be doing, but I'll be out doing it for sure.
Who knows where I'll be at. And it's always exciting,
you know. This time you get to see the smile
on the kid's face and all that. Yeah, the holiday season. Oh,
(01:20):
by the way, I can't say Merry Christmas this week
until the day of Christmas because that wouldn't be the
proper pronoun adjective verb. Oh boy, I ran out. The
English teacher would have been excited with my attitude to
my age. Anyway, I wanted to make sure I got
back and wish y'all very happy and prosperous Christmas season.
(01:43):
We're going to be off the air. We'll be back
next weekend. Of course, we wouldn't miss a weekend. We
wouldn't want people to say, oh, my goodness just before
New Year's No, old man ran in from the kitchen. No,
we'll be back, We'll be back. This is the new
look for PSE because I've joined the Flex program. Have
(02:05):
you ever wondered what the Flex program is all about?
As far as what the old man draining in the
kitchen thinks it is, Well, let me take a moment
of your time before the new year starts, because you
get ready to sign up for the full Lex program.
It's gonna punch out high power bills. It's gonna make
(02:25):
our economy better, and the birds cannot have to worry
about wearing goggles and flying upside down because there won't
be all that charcoal. Charcoal, Roger, for Pete's sake, don't
write the script backwards. It's not charcoal, it's coal fumes.
(02:46):
I you know it's impossible. I sit down with him
every time, and I know what the reason that the
problem is is because we've gone on the sex program. Yeah,
Flex program. Wow, Roger, I don't know your show's coming up,
and I'll be able to interrupt you anyway. I joined
(03:10):
the Flex program for PSC. I'm so excited. Now you're
probably thinking, what is that Flex program? You said something
about punching out high cost of energy bills and making
governors aide show Bob excited because we're saving the environment.
The only environment I want to save is when they
take and clear out Olympia and remove the demo rats
(03:35):
that are ruining our state. But we won't get into that. No,
it's a holiday season. Drinko bells. Getting back to my
flex shirt now. The reason for the flex shirt is
to help out on the Flex program. If you have
not looked into the Flex program, especially senior citizens love it.
The Flex program is really great if you haven't had
(03:56):
an opportunity to look into this. It's just simply this primetime.
Certain days you will get a message on your wrists.
If you've got one of those eye phones or eye
watches or glasses that go bloom blue blue, the Internet
needs to speak to you. You'll get a message at
(04:19):
eight o'clock in the morning, according to what I've read,
and it will say because I joined, of course, that's
why I got the shirt done. It'll say, Okay, through
these hours, shut down your power slowly but surely, reduce
the power consumption. You know, if you don't need to
have the lights on for pizza, even though it's winter
and it's getting dark, shut those lights off. You trip
(04:41):
over a rug like old people usually do, don't worry
about it. It was in the dark. Nobody's ever gonna know. Okay, now,
then then this time period, you shut off everything that
you don't need, walk over to your thermostat, say a
little prayer, and then turn the thermostad. Yeah, to the
(05:07):
point where the desk bunnies come out from underneath the
furniture screaming, good grave, it's coldon here. Turn on the heat.
Then you know that you're in the flex program and
you're doing a good job. Now what they're going to
do to reward you for such outstanding opportunity to save
the environment and to cut down on the power consumption
(05:32):
simply because everybody's electric car will need it to be
able to get around. It's exciting now for old senior citizens,
it's really exciting because this gives us an opportunity to
one come down with pneumonia, which in turn will actually
promotes more e commerce and really helps the thrill of
(06:00):
going to the hospital where the juice is turned up
and be able to get oxygen and medication so that
you can get back to a support level of your
life where they'll turn you into a next rehab home.
That's what I call them long care home rehab home
(06:23):
home because your relatives have stolen everything from you and
you're over the age of seventy five and you can't
see straight, think straight, or walk straight. That home. That
way the family can go in with a clear conscience,
wipe you out all your accounts, wipe out your furniture,
wipe out everything, pocket the stash like the demo rats
(06:44):
do with our state budget in their pockets, and live
happily ever after. Of course, the seniors isn't stuck in
the seven hundred dollars a day home is thankful they
have insurance and they hope it continues because when the
flex program's over, you've saved so much money, you know,
(07:05):
turning down the lights, electricity and everything, that if you
have a home to go back to, you won't have
to worry about the next month's bill. Yeah, Bertie clever
pass always thinking about how to help you, especially the
senior citizens. Why do I harp on senior citizens? I
don't harp. I'm trying to get the rest of the
(07:25):
world to understand. Because we have gray hair does not
mean we are dead. Just because we have sometimes and
some of us problems walking does not mean the brain
has shriveled up and disappeared. Because we have common sense
does not mean that uh oh oh, next five six minutes,
(07:46):
he's going to stop breathing, none of that garbage. Have
you ever noticed how a senior citsnet can bounce back,
especially during the holiday season, because this is a special
time for us when we get to wish, as I
will do at the close of this show, Merry Christmas.
And I know that's not the proper pronoun, So everybody
calm down. And it gets the opportunity to talk with
(08:12):
our friends, our relatives, spend time, if we're grandpa or
grandmother with our grandkids to see what's going on, and
to be able to have fellowship with a family. It's
a special time of year. It's a time when the
fruitcake industry goes fruity. It's a time when the cookie
(08:33):
that's the size of a nickel in the can becomes
extremely popular, even though the cans are a lot thinner
than they used to be. It's a time when children
can actually be with their grandparents. Not a positive note,
not worrying about if they go to school the next
day they'll be shot or kidnapped, raped by pedophiles, walking
(08:56):
around the streets with Santa Claus suits on. I know
I'm being negative, but it is a happy time and
it should be. It should be a family time that
the family gets together. But let me tell a moment
of your time to emphasize something else. We don't need
(09:17):
just a holiday week or a holiday to put the
family together to have time with the family, to make
time to be with hell, Hello, shunny hit you, old girdpole,
how you been? Why not take time every chance we
get to be a family again. Let us kick the
(09:38):
garbage out that is coming from Olympia, from the Democrats
that are causing us to worry about finances or rent,
about how we're going to eat the next day, or
laws and regulations. Because the Orange man he's gonna punch
us out of our homes and destroy our state. Let's
(10:00):
erase that. Let's put it away when we can and
visit those that need comfort. The old folks. The old
folks have lived a long time, have experienced things that
the newer generations have not. But they don't think of
(10:21):
one thing. Someday they'll be sitting in a chair like
I am, headphones on, saying, oh, look at the color
of my hair. From the youth to old age is
a beautiful, a beautiful, beautiful journey. You learn so much,
(10:44):
You get to meet so many wonderful people. You get
to see technology grow, you get to see mother nature
at its best. You get to experience things that are
absolutely cannot be put into words. It is a time
for us to start worrying about our families, to tell
the government to stay out of our families, to stay
(11:08):
out of our raising of our children. Provide education and
not sexual identity. The state of Washington needs to wake up.
It's a beautiful state. I've been here over seventy five years.
It's a beautiful state. And we in the last few
years have slowly, because of the poor leadership, taxed our
(11:32):
state off the map, education wise, or in the garbage can.
It's terrible. So why not put the families back together?
Why not make this Christmas this new Year's make it
a promise to your family. Let's do more things together.
Let's become a family, and let's wave bye bye at
(11:55):
those who decide that money is more important in their
pockets off a hard working man and senior citizens in
this country than it is to have a good family
and to enjoy your children in your life. Well, that
takes care of the Flex program, by the way, it's
a wonderful program. Really. It saves you a lot of
(12:16):
time and energy. Although the cost of maintenance of health
insurance might be rough. But don't worry about it. We
got a lot of exciting stuff coming up this year.
You've heard me, old Bill. You've gone over this fifty
million times. We hear about it every time you get
on Facebook. Bad bye bye blah, bye baye blah. Blah blah,
(12:38):
and nothing ever shows up. Well, that's true. We've had
a rough year. The demo rats keep unplugging my studio
power and I lurk in the dark wondering what I'm
going to come up with. And now I'm going to
put the program back together again. But I assure you
this year we are a little more I got to
keep it real quiet because nobody knows that we're really
(13:00):
more orientated. Got a beer team and the state doesn't
know they exist yet. No, and we've gone one step further. Yes,
the studios that I've been talking about down in Nevada,
who've got to be that very quietly, you know, are
actually there. Yeah, and we'll be online the first of
(13:24):
the year. We're bringing back the Disruptors with Bill and Candace.
Candace Thompson a personal friend of mine. I've known Candace
since twenty fifteen when she got me into podcasting, and
it was always interesting how we worked together and had
a great time. Well, in the last few years, I've
(13:46):
decided that they would like to move back to where
he originally came from and where his family is, and
that's Nevada, And they bought property and moved to Nevada.
She's gone through a rough struggle, but she's my adopted
and she's tough. And when I said, Cannice, we're going
to put back on the air again the first of
the year. We're going to come back with the Disruptors,
(14:09):
she was a little hesitant because where she's at living
on eighty acres of sand, bugs, lizards, no trees. Should
I go on? She's self sustaining. All she has to
worry about is the money to purchase propane and property
tax and that's it. Heck with the food. Who needs food?
(14:33):
You've got lizards, bugs, snakes, forgot snakes last time, and bears.
And they tell me there's coyotes in Nevada, not two legged,
but four legged. Yeah, so I was really excited to
hear that. Well, that studio opening. We're coming back with
another series. We're excited about it. One of the things
(14:56):
I'm really excited about. And I listened to last night.
Back in two thousand, I believe it was twenty eighteen
or seventeen, we did a show with Mike Snowgrow. Now
Mike's Facebook fan, and I really appreciate Mike. He's a
super great guy. He's in I don't know he's down
in Arizona. I believe now he was a great Washingtonian.
(15:19):
But the stories he has to tell are absolutely funny
and I know you'll enjoy it. We're gonna bring that
program back the first of the January radio season as
we now stepped up to not podcast but radio season.
Didn't it sound fantastic? Yeah, it's the same old stuff.
We're just gonna put on a couple more platforms. We're
(15:41):
gonna continue with our good friend doctor Troy Munson. Doctor
Troy is Revealing Wholeness, which you can find on Spotify.
Each week we bring out a new show on how
we can become healthier and live longer, and that's Revealing
Wholeness with doctor Troy Munson. Tune in. It's a really
(16:03):
great show. He covers so many interesting facts that we've
had so much misinformation about, especially in the last three
or four years. So we also will be here with
Keep Alive. Keep Alive is wah uh yeah, my twin brother.
We got to talk about politics and local stuff concerning
(16:27):
what's going on in our inner what we call community
locations in the state of Washington. Oh, excuse me, taxation, Yeah,
Taxationton I forgot. We re renamed it thanks to our
new governor. I always wanted to wave at him, Governor
Governor uh Dougar ferguson side shuh shub, and I get
(16:52):
all speechless, and I think about our leader of this state.
When I see his picture, I melt, I really do.
So we're going to be doing that. We're got a
really another interesting program coming on. It's about a child's
book written by a lady who has spent twenty years
(17:13):
with children teaching the gospel. And it's going to be great.
It's Hollis in the Meadow. Hollis will be on the air,
he'll be working with. Unfortunately, Roger Rooster wasn't my choice.
Roger Rooster is coming on. His first show is coming up.
We had a delay because Roger had discovered that well,
(17:36):
you know, when you're a world famous Rooster, you've got
so many obligations you have to take care of. So
he's been very busy haunting henhouses and staying away from
KFC Restaurant. When he heard that Tyson was actually shutting
down some of his horror shows, which are known as
(17:58):
Tyson Chicken, Patty and stuff of that nature, he relaxed
a little bit. He's organic grown by the way. Yeah,
nobody claims him, but anyway, Roger Rooster, our co producer,
will have his own show. If that doesn't ruin your
appetite for breakfast tomorrow morning, nothing will. Other interesting things
(18:20):
we're going to be talking about and getting really ready
to go is our YouTube channel is a mess, I
admit it. It looks like something at Chinese Crossword Puzzle. Well,
it's not very good, I'll admit it. We've got a
lot of podcasts up there. You've got to remember that
YouTube has changed drastically in the last year and we
(18:41):
just didn't keep up with it because we were working
on platforms such as Spotify, iHeartRadio, and I can go
on and on and on. We're very pleased to say
that after over twenty thousand downloads in many, many hours,
shows that we have reached a new platform performance that
(19:05):
we've been really working on hard. While. While we were
doing that, social media has changed radically, as you all
are aware of. So we got to play catch up
next year, and we'll do so on our YouTube channel.
We are set up for live streaming. We did get
the final piece of equipment and I'm excited we'll be
doing that. Also, I got another new show. I've got
(19:26):
some special guests coming on next year that are really
exciting me. Yeah, the old Man gets to yell and
scream at somebody who is an agent for medical health insurance.
He's a good friend of mine. He's going to be
on the air with us. We have a real estate
man we're trying to catch up with that's going to
(19:47):
talk to us about real estate and what you should
look for if you're buying a home, selling your home,
or the insides of the mortgage business. We've got a
lot of good guests that we've lined up, and it's
taken a little time to do so, and we're going
to be popping those on our network now. I'm very
proud to announce that we're going on to our second
(20:08):
year of the Disruptor's Network and it's been exciting and
it's given us the opportunity to also show what we
can do and the interesting people that we can and
will get hold of, so that you can sit down
and hear both sides of the story and preferably start
(20:28):
a conversation with your family or friends about what you've heard. Now.
Mission for Healing is coming back in twenty twenty six.
That is our good friends Trish and Pat. They're going
to come back and talk about more stories and excitement
that they have generated for the last oh my goodness,
(20:49):
since twenty sixteen. I believe it is when I first
got involved with Pat and Trish, and it's fantastic what
they've done a Grassroot five oh one c. Three that
it's unbelievable. And finally we're going to be talking to
some of the people that we did shows clear back
(21:10):
in twenty eighteen, twenty twenty before the Great Pandemic struck
and wiped us out of the studio. We're going to
be doing a lot of different things this year that
I think will be much better in twenty twenty six.
So beware, be tuned, and be ready. So I want
(21:33):
to close the show this way. I know we take
pot shots at individuals, and I know I make speeches
about sometimes stupid stuff, and I do know that I
am well a little irritated with what's going on in Olympia.
But that's what makes this country so great. That's why
(21:53):
we must fight for this country. That's why we must
now make America great again. Let us not lose the
right of freedom of speech and the freedoms that we
have in this country because of greedy individuals that are
trying to control and put us into a socialistic country.
Let us not let the enemies win. With leadership by doctors.
(22:17):
Leadership in the area of what I concern, true statesmanship,
starting with our president and working way down needs to
help us, and we need to help them. We need
this year in twenty twenty six to protect our children.
Let's take this garbage of transsexual competing boys and girls
(22:39):
in different athletic programs. Let's erase that. Let's go bam
in the nose of that activity. But on the other hand,
let's make it safe for both sides, trands and the
children to be able to live a free and full
life under the constitution of this country. You've heard me
(23:04):
gripe and complain, but you'll never hear me say when
I see the beauty of the old old glory flying,
I remember those red stripes very well now. The man
who gave and women they gave their lives. And it's
a privilege and it's an honor to be a US citizen.
(23:25):
To all my viewers, there's so many of them, and
I know it's hard to believe. And so many people
throughout the world from our shows that we know of,
through the platforms that we have checked, have heard our
productions and have accepted the Disruptor's Network into their home
and podcast listening. Merry Christmas, God bless you all. We'll
(23:50):
see you right back here next twenty six. Maybe I
could sneak in if Roger Rooster at East Town. He's
going to go back to reunion at the Henhouse. They're
gonna have turkey for dinner. God bless talk to you
again soon, and remember, keep a vision of success, of
(24:12):
hope for America in your mind, love in your heart
without helping hand out for those that need a little
bit of hell. If you do that, I guarantee if
you'll always keep a smiling h
This is the Disruptor's podcast networks.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
The Old Man Roving from the Kitchen Live Podcast.
Speaker 1 (00:12):
Hey there, did you know that this podcast has a
supporters club. By becoming a supporter of the show, you
can gain access to exclusive content and play an active
role in helping the podcast, or continue producing the content
you love. See the link in the episode description for
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Speaker 2 (00:36):
It's the Old Man writing from the kitchen this holiday season.
They don't let me in the kitchen. They're doing a
bunch of baking and stuff of that nature. You believe
that story. I got five more them. They're just as
good as that one. Hey, it's great to have you.
First of all, I want to wish everybody a happy holiday,
especially this week coming up with Christmas. Hopefully that everybody
(00:57):
will have an opportunity to enjoy their family, get out
and about in this wonderful yule time season. Now, I
know I'll be out and about. I don't know what
I'll be doing, but I'll be out doing it for sure.
Who knows where I'll be at. And it's always exciting,
you know. This time you get to see the smile
on the kid's face and all that. Yeah, the holiday season. Oh,
(01:20):
by the way, I can't say Merry Christmas this week
until the day of Christmas because that wouldn't be the
proper pronoun adjective verb. Oh boy, I ran out. The
English teacher would have been excited with my attitude to
my age. Anyway, I wanted to make sure I got
back and wish y'all very happy and prosperous Christmas season.
(01:43):
We're going to be off the air. We'll be back
next weekend. Of course, we wouldn't miss a weekend. We
wouldn't want people to say, oh, my goodness just before
New Year's No, old man ran in from the kitchen. No,
we'll be back, We'll be back. This is the new
look for PSE because I've joined the Flex program. Have
(02:05):
you ever wondered what the Flex program is all about?
As far as what the old man draining in the
kitchen thinks it is, Well, let me take a moment
of your time before the new year starts, because you
get ready to sign up for the full Lex program.
It's gonna punch out high power bills. It's gonna make
(02:25):
our economy better, and the birds cannot have to worry
about wearing goggles and flying upside down because there won't
be all that charcoal. Charcoal, Roger, for Pete's sake, don't
write the script backwards. It's not charcoal, it's coal fumes.
(02:46):
I you know it's impossible. I sit down with him
every time, and I know what the reason that the
problem is is because we've gone on the sex program. Yeah,
Flex program. Wow, Roger, I don't know your show's coming up,
and I'll be able to interrupt you anyway. I joined
(03:10):
the Flex program for PSC. I'm so excited. Now you're
probably thinking, what is that Flex program? You said something
about punching out high cost of energy bills and making
governors aide show Bob excited because we're saving the environment.
The only environment I want to save is when they
take and clear out Olympia and remove the demo rats
(03:35):
that are ruining our state. But we won't get into that. No,
it's a holiday season. Drinko bells. Getting back to my
flex shirt now. The reason for the flex shirt is
to help out on the Flex program. If you have
not looked into the Flex program, especially senior citizens love it.
The Flex program is really great if you haven't had
(03:56):
an opportunity to look into this. It's just simply this primetime.
Certain days you will get a message on your wrists.
If you've got one of those eye phones or eye
watches or glasses that go bloom blue blue, the Internet
needs to speak to you. You'll get a message at
(04:19):
eight o'clock in the morning, according to what I've read,
and it will say because I joined, of course, that's
why I got the shirt done. It'll say, Okay, through
these hours, shut down your power slowly but surely, reduce
the power consumption. You know, if you don't need to
have the lights on for pizza, even though it's winter
and it's getting dark, shut those lights off. You trip
(04:41):
over a rug like old people usually do, don't worry
about it. It was in the dark. Nobody's ever gonna know. Okay, now,
then then this time period, you shut off everything that
you don't need, walk over to your thermostat, say a
little prayer, and then turn the thermostad. Yeah, to the
(05:07):
point where the desk bunnies come out from underneath the
furniture screaming, good grave, it's coldon here. Turn on the heat.
Then you know that you're in the flex program and
you're doing a good job. Now what they're going to
do to reward you for such outstanding opportunity to save
the environment and to cut down on the power consumption
(05:32):
simply because everybody's electric car will need it to be
able to get around. It's exciting now for old senior citizens,
it's really exciting because this gives us an opportunity to
one come down with pneumonia, which in turn will actually
promotes more e commerce and really helps the thrill of
(06:00):
going to the hospital where the juice is turned up
and be able to get oxygen and medication so that
you can get back to a support level of your
life where they'll turn you into a next rehab home.
That's what I call them long care home rehab home
(06:23):
home because your relatives have stolen everything from you and
you're over the age of seventy five and you can't
see straight, think straight, or walk straight. That home. That
way the family can go in with a clear conscience,
wipe you out all your accounts, wipe out your furniture,
wipe out everything, pocket the stash like the demo rats
(06:44):
do with our state budget in their pockets, and live
happily ever after. Of course, the seniors isn't stuck in
the seven hundred dollars a day home is thankful they
have insurance and they hope it continues because when the
flex program's over, you've saved so much money, you know,
(07:05):
turning down the lights, electricity and everything, that if you
have a home to go back to, you won't have
to worry about the next month's bill. Yeah, Bertie clever
pass always thinking about how to help you, especially the
senior citizens. Why do I harp on senior citizens? I
don't harp. I'm trying to get the rest of the
(07:25):
world to understand. Because we have gray hair does not
mean we are dead. Just because we have sometimes and
some of us problems walking does not mean the brain
has shriveled up and disappeared. Because we have common sense
does not mean that uh oh oh, next five six minutes,
(07:46):
he's going to stop breathing, none of that garbage. Have
you ever noticed how a senior citsnet can bounce back,
especially during the holiday season, because this is a special
time for us when we get to wish, as I
will do at the close of this show, Merry Christmas.
And I know that's not the proper pronoun, So everybody
calm down. And it gets the opportunity to talk with
(08:12):
our friends, our relatives, spend time, if we're grandpa or
grandmother with our grandkids to see what's going on, and
to be able to have fellowship with a family. It's
a special time of year. It's a time when the
fruitcake industry goes fruity. It's a time when the cookie
(08:33):
that's the size of a nickel in the can becomes
extremely popular, even though the cans are a lot thinner
than they used to be. It's a time when children
can actually be with their grandparents. Not a positive note,
not worrying about if they go to school the next
day they'll be shot or kidnapped, raped by pedophiles, walking
(08:56):
around the streets with Santa Claus suits on. I know
I'm being negative, but it is a happy time and
it should be. It should be a family time that
the family gets together. But let me tell a moment
of your time to emphasize something else. We don't need
(09:17):
just a holiday week or a holiday to put the
family together to have time with the family, to make
time to be with hell, Hello, shunny hit you, old girdpole,
how you been? Why not take time every chance we
get to be a family again. Let us kick the
(09:38):
garbage out that is coming from Olympia, from the Democrats
that are causing us to worry about finances or rent,
about how we're going to eat the next day, or
laws and regulations. Because the Orange man he's gonna punch
us out of our homes and destroy our state. Let's
(10:00):
erase that. Let's put it away when we can and
visit those that need comfort. The old folks. The old
folks have lived a long time, have experienced things that
the newer generations have not. But they don't think of
(10:21):
one thing. Someday they'll be sitting in a chair like
I am, headphones on, saying, oh, look at the color
of my hair. From the youth to old age is
a beautiful, a beautiful, beautiful journey. You learn so much,
(10:44):
You get to meet so many wonderful people. You get
to see technology grow, you get to see mother nature
at its best. You get to experience things that are
absolutely cannot be put into words. It is a time
for us to start worrying about our families, to tell
the government to stay out of our families, to stay
(11:08):
out of our raising of our children. Provide education and
not sexual identity. The state of Washington needs to wake up.
It's a beautiful state. I've been here over seventy five years.
It's a beautiful state. And we in the last few
years have slowly, because of the poor leadership, taxed our
(11:32):
state off the map, education wise, or in the garbage can.
It's terrible. So why not put the families back together?
Why not make this Christmas this new Year's make it
a promise to your family. Let's do more things together.
Let's become a family, and let's wave bye bye at
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those who decide that money is more important in their
pockets off a hard working man and senior citizens in
this country than it is to have a good family
and to enjoy your children in your life. Well, that
takes care of the Flex program, by the way, it's
a wonderful program. Really. It saves you a lot of
(12:16):
time and energy. Although the cost of maintenance of health
insurance might be rough. But don't worry about it. We
got a lot of exciting stuff coming up this year.
You've heard me, old Bill. You've gone over this fifty
million times. We hear about it every time you get
on Facebook. Bad bye bye blah, bye baye blah. Blah blah,
(12:38):
and nothing ever shows up. Well, that's true. We've had
a rough year. The demo rats keep unplugging my studio
power and I lurk in the dark wondering what I'm
going to come up with. And now I'm going to
put the program back together again. But I assure you
this year we are a little more I got to
keep it real quiet because nobody knows that we're really
(13:00):
more orientated. Got a beer team and the state doesn't
know they exist yet. No, and we've gone one step further. Yes,
the studios that I've been talking about down in Nevada,
who've got to be that very quietly, you know, are
actually there. Yeah, and we'll be online the first of
(13:24):
the year. We're bringing back the Disruptors with Bill and Candace.
Candace Thompson a personal friend of mine. I've known Candace
since twenty fifteen when she got me into podcasting, and
it was always interesting how we worked together and had
a great time. Well, in the last few years, I've
(13:46):
decided that they would like to move back to where
he originally came from and where his family is, and
that's Nevada, And they bought property and moved to Nevada.
She's gone through a rough struggle, but she's my adopted
and she's tough. And when I said, Cannice, we're going
to put back on the air again the first of
the year. We're going to come back with the Disruptors,
(14:09):
she was a little hesitant because where she's at living
on eighty acres of sand, bugs, lizards, no trees. Should
I go on? She's self sustaining. All she has to
worry about is the money to purchase propane and property
tax and that's it. Heck with the food. Who needs food?
(14:33):
You've got lizards, bugs, snakes, forgot snakes last time, and bears.
And they tell me there's coyotes in Nevada, not two legged,
but four legged. Yeah, so I was really excited to
hear that. Well, that studio opening. We're coming back with
another series. We're excited about it. One of the things
(14:56):
I'm really excited about. And I listened to last night.
Back in two thousand, I believe it was twenty eighteen
or seventeen, we did a show with Mike Snowgrow. Now
Mike's Facebook fan, and I really appreciate Mike. He's a
super great guy. He's in I don't know he's down
in Arizona. I believe now he was a great Washingtonian.
(15:19):
But the stories he has to tell are absolutely funny
and I know you'll enjoy it. We're gonna bring that
program back the first of the January radio season as
we now stepped up to not podcast but radio season.
Didn't it sound fantastic? Yeah, it's the same old stuff.
We're just gonna put on a couple more platforms. We're
(15:41):
gonna continue with our good friend doctor Troy Munson. Doctor
Troy is Revealing Wholeness, which you can find on Spotify.
Each week we bring out a new show on how
we can become healthier and live longer, and that's Revealing
Wholeness with doctor Troy Munson. Tune in. It's a really
(16:03):
great show. He covers so many interesting facts that we've
had so much misinformation about, especially in the last three
or four years. So we also will be here with
Keep Alive. Keep Alive is wah uh yeah, my twin brother.
We got to talk about politics and local stuff concerning
(16:27):
what's going on in our inner what we call community
locations in the state of Washington. Oh, excuse me, taxation, Yeah,
Taxationton I forgot. We re renamed it thanks to our
new governor. I always wanted to wave at him, Governor
Governor uh Dougar ferguson side shuh shub, and I get
(16:52):
all speechless, and I think about our leader of this state.
When I see his picture, I melt, I really do.
So we're going to be doing that. We're got a
really another interesting program coming on. It's about a child's
book written by a lady who has spent twenty years
(17:13):
with children teaching the gospel. And it's going to be great.
It's Hollis in the Meadow. Hollis will be on the air,
he'll be working with. Unfortunately, Roger Rooster wasn't my choice.
Roger Rooster is coming on. His first show is coming up.
We had a delay because Roger had discovered that well,
(17:36):
you know, when you're a world famous Rooster, you've got
so many obligations you have to take care of. So
he's been very busy haunting henhouses and staying away from
KFC Restaurant. When he heard that Tyson was actually shutting
down some of his horror shows, which are known as
(17:58):
Tyson Chicken, Patty and stuff of that nature, he relaxed
a little bit. He's organic grown by the way. Yeah,
nobody claims him, but anyway, Roger Rooster, our co producer,
will have his own show. If that doesn't ruin your
appetite for breakfast tomorrow morning, nothing will. Other interesting things
(18:20):
we're going to be talking about and getting really ready
to go is our YouTube channel is a mess, I
admit it. It looks like something at Chinese Crossword Puzzle. Well,
it's not very good, I'll admit it. We've got a
lot of podcasts up there. You've got to remember that
YouTube has changed drastically in the last year and we
(18:41):
just didn't keep up with it because we were working
on platforms such as Spotify, iHeartRadio, and I can go
on and on and on. We're very pleased to say
that after over twenty thousand downloads in many, many hours,
shows that we have reached a new platform performance that
(19:05):
we've been really working on hard. While. While we were
doing that, social media has changed radically, as you all
are aware of. So we got to play catch up
next year, and we'll do so on our YouTube channel.
We are set up for live streaming. We did get
the final piece of equipment and I'm excited we'll be
doing that. Also, I got another new show. I've got
(19:26):
some special guests coming on next year that are really
exciting me. Yeah, the old Man gets to yell and
scream at somebody who is an agent for medical health insurance.
He's a good friend of mine. He's going to be
on the air with us. We have a real estate
man we're trying to catch up with that's going to
(19:47):
talk to us about real estate and what you should
look for if you're buying a home, selling your home,
or the insides of the mortgage business. We've got a
lot of good guests that we've lined up, and it's
taken a little time to do so, and we're going
to be popping those on our network now. I'm very
proud to announce that we're going on to our second
(20:08):
year of the Disruptor's Network and it's been exciting and
it's given us the opportunity to also show what we
can do and the interesting people that we can and
will get hold of, so that you can sit down
and hear both sides of the story and preferably start
(20:28):
a conversation with your family or friends about what you've heard. Now.
Mission for Healing is coming back in twenty twenty six.
That is our good friends Trish and Pat. They're going
to come back and talk about more stories and excitement
that they have generated for the last oh my goodness,
(20:49):
since twenty sixteen. I believe it is when I first
got involved with Pat and Trish, and it's fantastic what
they've done a Grassroot five oh one c. Three that
it's unbelievable. And finally we're going to be talking to
some of the people that we did shows clear back
(21:10):
in twenty eighteen, twenty twenty before the Great Pandemic struck
and wiped us out of the studio. We're going to
be doing a lot of different things this year that
I think will be much better in twenty twenty six.
So beware, be tuned, and be ready. So I want
(21:33):
to close the show this way. I know we take
pot shots at individuals, and I know I make speeches
about sometimes stupid stuff, and I do know that I
am well a little irritated with what's going on in Olympia.
But that's what makes this country so great. That's why
(21:53):
we must fight for this country. That's why we must
now make America great again. Let us not lose the
right of freedom of speech and the freedoms that we
have in this country because of greedy individuals that are
trying to control and put us into a socialistic country.
Let us not let the enemies win. With leadership by doctors.
(22:17):
Leadership in the area of what I concern, true statesmanship,
starting with our president and working way down needs to
help us, and we need to help them. We need
this year in twenty twenty six to protect our children.
Let's take this garbage of transsexual competing boys and girls
(22:39):
in different athletic programs. Let's erase that. Let's go bam
in the nose of that activity. But on the other hand,
let's make it safe for both sides, trands and the
children to be able to live a free and full
life under the constitution of this country. You've heard me
(23:04):
gripe and complain, but you'll never hear me say when
I see the beauty of the old old glory flying,
I remember those red stripes very well now. The man
who gave and women they gave their lives. And it's
a privilege and it's an honor to be a US citizen.
(23:25):
To all my viewers, there's so many of them, and
I know it's hard to believe. And so many people
throughout the world from our shows that we know of,
through the platforms that we have checked, have heard our
productions and have accepted the Disruptor's Network into their home
and podcast listening. Merry Christmas, God bless you all. We'll
(23:50):
see you right back here next twenty six. Maybe I
could sneak in if Roger Rooster at East Town. He's
going to go back to reunion at the Henhouse. They're
gonna have turkey for dinner. God bless talk to you
again soon, and remember, keep a vision of success, of
(24:12):
hope for America in your mind, love in your heart
without helping hand out for those that need a little
bit of hell. If you do that, I guarantee if
you'll always keep a smiling h
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