The following is an archived podcast presented by the Branson and Hudson Foundation for Podcast Recovery, a Charles Austin company.

It is the first and only episode of the podcast. Welcome to episode one.

I'm Smith Michael Jensen. And I'm Michael Jensen Smith. And what's up? It's your boy Jensen Michael Smith.

And I just hopped off the PJ back from directing and acting in my latest movie to tell you all what's up with my day to day.

But I call it my pay day to day because you know my bank account doesn't take vacations.

So welcome to the Flexcast.

I use five iPhones.

I have a Lego build of the Playboy Mansion.

Move around the little girls.

And not to tell tales out of school, but the bikinis are removable.

I read seven books a week, which averages to roughly one book a day or approximately 365 or 6 per year. I have 20-20 vision.

It's how I always know when my haters are coming.

I can always see him even behind me.

I got eyes in the back of my head.

They call that 40-40 vision.

To me,

coolest part of a book to read is the first and last page.

I read the first and last page of every book twice a day.

Fight Club, 48 Laws of Power, Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, The Count of Monte Cristo,

Lonesome Dove, War and Peace, Machiavelli, all of those, baby, baby band of brothers plato how to win friends and

influence people and ran the iliad the art of war the bible the jewish bible hatchet by gary paulson

thus spoke zar astroostra moby dick the divine comedy the giver mind comf i only read it because i heard

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