The Mountain Bears Podcast:10-04-24

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About The Mountain Bears Podcast:

Live from the Mountains of West Virginia, The Mountain Bears Podcast brings you lively discussions on an eclectic mix of topics from a unique gay-ish, techy-ish, and bearish perspective. Hosted by the dynamic duo Aeson and Joe, the show dives into deep conversations, offering humor, insight, and sometimes a bit of shade, all from their distinctive backgrounds.

Aeson Knight is a certified master psychic with over 22 years of experience, known for his expertise on The Psychic Coffee Shop. As a gay poly bear, Aeson embraces life through jaded glasses, lending wisdom and a distinct flavor to every conversation. His work has impacted countless people, from CEOs to housewives, bringing clarity and empowerment through psychic insight.

Joe is the tech guru of the show, a seasoned professional in Information Systems & Operations Management. With a knack for problem-solving and decades of experience, Joe provides the critical thinking and tech knowledge that keep the discussions grounded. As a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, Joe’s activism dates back to his college years, where he played a key role in supporting LGBT organizations.

On this episode, we’re covering:

How FEMA’s efforts, while helpful, might be better handled by the local "good ol’ boys" to get into some of these hard-to-reach places truly.

A potential Mendatez trial resurgence.

The European Union’s new rules requiring all member countries to recognize gender changes.

A heated discussion on "Are You an Asshole?"—exploring what makes someone cross the line.

Plus, valuable poly relationship advice for navigating boundaries and communication!

To learn more about Aeson Knight or book a personal reading, visit www.aesonknight.com.

Are you interested in deepening your knowledge of Wicca or psychic skills? Check out Inner Circle Connections on Patreon: patreon.com/innercircleconnections.

For inquiries: Email Aeson at [email protected].

Please note that all opinions expressed in the podcast are personal to the hosts and not sponsored.