Pete Pajakowski: Joe Rogan-Patron Saint of Podcasts

Why are podcasts so successful as a means to obtain information? When you're not bound by corporate sponsorships and aggressive pressure to say what the powers at be tell you to, what measure of creativity is possible?  Does this medium of communication crossover to other generations and if so, what are the implications for baby boomers, gen-x, millennials, and post millennials?  Pete and I debate how anonymity online can potential compel someone to be more aggressive, argumentative, and at times vicious in discussions.  We talk about this and much more in this session of the Abiders' Urban Achiever Podcast. Peter Pajakowski completed his undergraduate work at Indiana University Bloomington where he double majored in Psychology and Religious Studies with a minor in business , later going on to Graduate School at the University of Notre Dame in the Masters of Theological Studies program with a focus on systematic theology (comparitive world religions, existentialism phenomenology). Pete was granted clemency for good behavior after "doing time" in the "cubical farm" of corporate America, also known as Human Resources Consulting. He is a self-made foot soldier on the front lines of the political and culture wars, decorated for his regular commentary in the vast twitterverse, receiving three purple hearts for battlefield account suspensions whilst fighting the forces of "selfistry" leaving casualties on both sides of the political pendulum. A board certified and state licensed Paramedic, he is the head of the Health and Safety Committee for the 4th largest fire department in the state of Indiana. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abiders-urban-achiever/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/abiders-urban-achiever/support