Ethos
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Sep 10, 2026
RookHOST
So who are you bringing? Are you going to ask me the question? You ain't even got a gun ready.
ChanceHOST
I was just proposing that question to Ethos.
ChanceHOST
It wasn't even directly to you.
RookHOST
Okay, cool.
JGHOST
So, you know, you don't have to worry about that if that's like not your type of thing, which it really wasn't for me at first, even though I did play the second one.
JGHOST
And I thought that one was okay, but this one being pure action, it's really like Ethos was saying when he first started playing it.
JGHOST
It does remind me of Assassin's Creed, like the modern ones almost with the combat and stuff like that.
JGHOST
So I think if you like those type of games, you'll pretty much fall in line with this one.
7 MINS LATER
The Black HokageHOST
So I think it's a good pacing of the puzzles versus the action.
The Black HokageHOST
All right.
The Black HokageHOST
Ethos, you've been playing it.
The Black HokageHOST
What do you think?
Owen FitzpatrickHOST
It's just about finding the socket.
Owen FitzpatrickHOST
Ethos.
Owen FitzpatrickHOST
Would you electrocute a stranger because a man in a lab coat told you to? Everyone says no.
Owen FitzpatrickHOST
But in 1963, the psychologist Stanley Milgram found out the truth.
Tim LyonsHOST
He has developed and managed prominent recovery programs, supervised and trained addiction counselors, taught at the university level, facilitated men's and men's and women's recovery groups, and provided therapy to individuals, couples, and families.
Tim LyonsHOST
His memoir, Ethos, Pathos, and Alcohol, explores childhood trauma, addiction, recovery, faith, and redemption with emotional honesty and dark humor, which I very much appreciate.
Tim LyonsHOST
Paul also writes personal essays and short stories about relationships, loss, aging, and beginning again.
Tim LyonsHOST
A frequent podcast guest and public reader, he lives in...
Tim LyonsHOST
Um, and then kind of my recovery process and my spiritual direction that I've taken after that.
Tim LyonsHOST
But how about you, Paul? So where did, where does it start?
Paul BoothGUEST
Well, where it starts, basically my book lays out, it's called a braided memoir and it talks about, uh, what it was like in my childhood, and it's interwoven with the early recovery days that I have.
Paul BoothGUEST
It's kind of like, this is what happened, and this is the result.