How to transform the national debt into a self-sustaining source of national income and overall wealth for all Americans... without burning your eggs.

Conscious capitalism is no longer a "nice to have". It's a necessity.

Talking truth to power isn't something you only do in your art. It's something you do all the damn time. 

The difference between an entertainer and an artist.

Does Atlantic City seem great to y'all?

If congress just started fuckin' it would solve a lot. 

In 10 minutes, we go deep into how to heal America and fix everything from climate change to the economy. I lay out a bold, yet surprisingly practical plan to avert World War III, end poverty, and turn our country into a sustainabl...

Coley disputes the rise of Christian Nationalism with the thought that Jesus himself was probably woke and America was founded on freedom of religion. Love > Hate. 

Coley explains how WW3 should be the world coming together to heal the planet and cure climate change. Not add to it via another destructive world war. 

Coley is Pro Math in a society that can't even agree on Science. 1 + 1 always = 2. Every time. Hopefully we don't argue over math. 

Which route should Coley go? President or Comedian?

Coley philosophizes on the Ukraine war and war generally. Life is precious. 

Reprogram your negative programming. 

The Art of Love Making. 

A simple test for all your actions. Do it if it heals. 

Whatever it is, do it for the love. 

Coley discovers the symbiosis & synergies between artists and seniors. 

Coley explains how he executive produced the JEBUS movie with a community owned co-op structure. 

Coley swims with manatees in real time. 

Coley discusses healing and experimenting with drugs. 

Coley comes clean on his latest controversy and admits that he does in fact both use his penis (for MULTIPLE THINGS) AND poops. SHOCKING REVEAL.

Coley explains how gay rights should be as obvious as well, soup. 

Without a liveable climate / Earth, there can be no human rights. We won't be here. 

Cancel Deez.

Coley discusses society's tendency to seek who to blame. He finds that blaming oneself or no one at all is the quicker path to acceptance and moving forward.