Finley's Thoughts

In this episode, Finley discusses rejection and explains how - despite how it feels at the time - rejection can be one of the best things to happen to you. As always, you can subscribe to Finley's Thoughts via iTunes, Stitcher, and other podcatchers and send feedback, comments, questions and topics you'd like Finley to discuss to Finleysthoughts at gmail dot com or via Twitter @fnliii.

In this episode, Finley gives an interview update that leads into a monologue on empathy, as demonstrated in two examples of where it was missed. Enjoy! You can also subscribe to Finley's Thoughts on iTunes, Stitcher, and send email to Finley at Finleysthoughts at gmail dot com.

Finley records his thoughts on job stuff in this episode, including the best career advice he ever received. It's a discussion on career opportunity in this episode of Finley's Thoughts.

After a bit of a forced hiatus, Finley returns with stories about his vacation, relating it to previous family drama and coming out of it a little bit more whole. A more personal episode, but one he's happy with.

In this episode, Finley talks about the fun of working nights from Home, delves into a bit of foul language used in Congress today (some foul language in this segment, hence the explicit tag) and discusses coffee and cancer in the last segment. We promise, it's a lighter episode than it sounds like.

This time around, Finley discusses topics including teacher protests, the movie Ready player One and the enjoyment of nostalgia. Enjoy!

This time around, Finley talks about America's Pastime (and his father's obsession with it), the other pastime (national politics) and a bit of podcast news and ways to reach us! Email us at finleysthoughts at gmail dot com or tweet us @fnliii.

On this episode of Finley's Thoughts Finley discusses some quick news hits before moving into talking about the Austin bomber story. He follows that up with a story about buying a new computer.

This first episode establishes who the hell Finley is, talks about the end of being a Toys R Us kid and a story about the last six months. It's a little low-key, but we think you'll like it.