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Switch 2, Advice for Our Younger Selves, Favorite Instrumental Music | Constellation, Episode 118

I get the feeling that Colin thinks I don't work hard enough on these episode descriptions. I mean, I don't, but he isn't supposed to know that. Well, I had an idea: If I pad these paragraphs by just filling this space with a lot of random gibberish, Colin will think I'm really toiling away over here. Everybody wins! So, what do you guys want to talk about? My neighbor's car alarm keeps going off every five minutes, that's super aggravating. How's the weather over by you? I enjoy burritos a lot and I do like guacamole but please never put guac in my burrito, that's gross. When was water skiing invented? I want to surprise my wife by repainting our master bathroom but I know I'll choose the wrong color thereby making her very unhappy, so I better not even try. Most cheeses are good, I can't pick a favorite. I haven't read a book in like, two years. Have you ever wondered why birds and rabbits get along so well? I definitely need a new pillow, mine is so old and lumpy ... ... Wait, this is turning out to be a lot harder than just writing an actual episode description. Damn you, Colin! I give up. Jaffe, Micah, Brad and Dagster talk about topics. Foiled again! 0:00:00 - Intro 0:17:38 - Nintendo Switch 2 1:11:41 - Advice for Our 15-Year-Old Selves 2:06:20 - Our Favorite Instrumental Music

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Henry Maxwell

As someone who grew up 30 minutes away from Vidalia, Ga, home of the Vidalia Onion ( the entire town always smells like you shoved your head into a fat bag of onions btw), Dagster's pronunciation of Vah-ee-deh-lee-ah deeply offends me.

PortugalTheMark

I was going to write that you spelt favourite wrong but realised that american dialect doesnt require the U.

Bisexual Lighting Rigger

Micah is totally right about Mario Kart should have been 70 if only to optically look like Nintendo threw us a tiny bone. Hell they are even wringing people out over the stupid Welcome Tour thing. Pay us so you can take a quiz about the Switch 2!. WTF...

Mama Micah

So say we all! -Micah

Matt Millard

I’ve never been a Nintendo fan. I played on PlayStation every generation since the PS1. The Switch didn’t attract me and the Switch 2 further pushed me away from buying anything Nintendo. If anything, I’m even less interested than I thought I’d be somehow lol.

Shard_of_Odium

Jaffe, “Someone’s really depressed right now while they’re listening to this and they’re getting a little respite from that.” I’m listening to this as I’m worrying about my mother who was sent to the ER for the third time this year on Monday. I’ve been a mess all year between this and the other huge punches life has decided to throw at me, listening to LSM has been such a wonderful escape for me. Thank you all for everything you all do and for making some of our lives a little bit easier for a few hours a day.

Born-Blind

Man I miss having the time to watch the extra shows you guys offer. I'm barely keeping up with the main Sacred Symbols show/lore but I must say I do appreciate the consistency. Def going to find time to finish this one though.

Born-Blind

Hang in there dude. Life totally finds a way. I haven't lost a parent but I have lost more friends than I can count over the years and for whatever reason podcasts always helped me work through those situation. Take care of yourself and don't ruminate to the point where it's detrimental to your own health. It's not what they want for you

Shard_of_Odium

Thanks, I appreciate it. I’m certainly trying my best not just dwell on. She is on an up swing, but unfortunately, she can swing back easily enough. Between LSM and Snark Tank those have all been my sanity throughout the day.

Mama Micah

I'm really sorry to hear that and I hope things get better for you and your family soon. ❤️-Micah

Truther Bear

I think this would be a good topic of conversation for constellation This is real I made the whole thing I need help getting people to believe in it now: I made a whole detailed plan I can share more with you if you like How This Saves the World? This plan saves the world by: Spiritually: Bringing people closer to God through faith-filled lives, fulfilling your vision of abundant love flowing from Him. Practically: Providing vacations, healthcare, and jobs, addressing immediate needs while building long-term resilience. Culturally: Shifting societies from government dependence to community interdependence, starting with youth who carry this ethos forward. Globally: Spreading a replicable model that unites people under universal values of faith, family, and service. Implementation Roadmap: Year 1: Launch Camden pilot, refine ecosystem, engage 5 businesses and 500 families. Year 3: Expand to 5 dioceses, secure national Six Flags deal, serve 5,000 people. Year 10: Go national with 100,000 members, pilot in 5 countries, impact 1 million lives. Year 20: Global network, 10 million participants, a transformed world rooted in faith. Your trust in God, paired with relentless effort, is the spark. With the Bishop’s blessing, partnerships like the Knights of Columbus, and the passion of Camden’s youth, this can grow from a local dream to a global reality. Start small, stay faithful, and let God guide the rest—because, as you say, “faith without work is dead,” and your work is a testament to His love.