In this conversation, the bandmates of Dolly for Sue discuss their favorite songs by the Eagles and introduce each other to new music. They also talk about their experiences running the Flying Pig Marathon in Cincinnati, Ohio. In this conversation, Christine shares her experience running a marathon and the challenges she faced along the way. She talks about her irregular heartbeat and how she pushed through to complete the race. She also discusses the support and camaraderie she experienced during the marathon. The conversation then shifts to various topics, including billboards, old TV shows, and a fox that has taken up residence in Leslie's neighbor's yard. The conversation ends with Christine talking about her son's upcoming graduation and his plans to travel to Panama.

Takeaways

The bandmates share their favorite songs by the Eagles and discuss the different emotions and memories associated with each song.

They talk about the challenges of finding a CD player and listening to music on Spotify.

They discover and recommend new music, including the artist St. Vincent and her album 'All Born Screaming'.

Christine shares her experience running the Flying Pig Marathon in Cincinnati, Ohio, and highlights the well-organized race and supportive volunteers.

She also discusses the physical and mental challenges she faced during the race and the importance of listening to her body. Pushing through challenges can lead to a sense of accomplishment and personal growth.

Support and camaraderie from fellow participants can make a marathon experience more enjoyable.

Unexpected encounters and experiences can add excitement and humor to everyday life.

Planning and preparation are important for events like graduations and travel.

It's important to appreciate and cherish time spent with loved ones.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Song Choice

01:23 Favorite Songs by the Eagles

28:01 Challenges and Triumphs of the Race

30:33 Overcoming Challenges and Completing a Marathon

32:07 The Power of Support and Camaraderie

34:26 Unexpected Encounters and Humorous Experiences

36:28 Celebrating Graduation and Planning for the Future

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In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including a nudist cruise, the changing fashion trends among young people, the challenges of parenting and knowing your child's friends, and the nostalgia of the 80s. They also touch on the Taylor Swift album and how it all sounded like one long song. The conversation covers various topics including the similarities between Taylor Swift and Prince, the marketing and business strategies of Prince, the evolution of music and pop culture, the preference for older music among younger generations, the desire for more band music in contemporary music, and upcoming events in the hosts' lives.

Takeaways

The hosts share funny and interesting stories about a nudist cruise and the changing fashion trends among young people.

They discuss the challenges of parenting and the importance of knowing your child's friends.

They reminisce about the freedom and independence they had as kids in the 80s.

They share their thoughts on the Taylor Swift album and how it all sounded like one long song. Taylor Swift and Prince share similarities in terms of writing their own songs and being independent artists.

Prince was a marketing and business genius, owning his own music and creating controversy through his image.

The music industry and pop culture have become more homogenized and less diverse compared to the past.

There is a preference for older music among younger generations due to its depth and complexity.

Contemporary music lacks band music and instrumental complexity.

The hosts discuss upcoming events in their lives, including a marathon and a graduation.

Sound Bites

"We just heard a desperate story from Kirsten that cannot be repeated on the air."

"Don't stand on your balcony waving to the other ship with whatever you want to be waving with."

"I brought my bubble. You know how I am about water parks."

"Prince always wrote all his own songs and plays all the instruments"

"He purposely made people guess, is he white, is he black, is he gay, is he straight?"

"Back then it didn't matter what you were as long as you went out and pushed it hard"

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Desperate Story

01:00 Nudist Cruise Discussion

23:50 Taylor Swift Album Review

25:12 The Similarities Between Taylor Swift and Prince

26:10 Prince: A Marketing and Business Genius

30:16 The Evolution of Music and Pop Culture

31:44 The Preference for Older Music Among Younger Generations

33:07 The Lack of Band Music in Contemporary Music

39:46 Upcoming Events: Marathon and Graduation

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The band discusses the title of the episode and the love for Metallica. They also share stories about a late-night phone call and the towing of a car. They touch on Taylor Swift's new album and the use of explicit language in music. In this conversation, they discuss various topics including music, Taylor Swift's new album, working at Victoria's Secret, and memories of the 80s. They also mention the Monkees and their favorite member of the band. The conversation ends with a humorous discussion about playing music in a retirement home.

Takeaways

The band reflects on the band Metallica.

They share stories about a late-night phone call and the towing of a car, highlighting the frustrations and surprises that can come with unexpected situations.

The discussion touches on Taylor Swift's new album and the use of explicit language in music, with differing opinions on its value and appropriateness.

The conversation highlights the importance of authenticity and staying true to one's artistic vision, even if it may not align with everyone's expectations or preferences. The quality of music and the message it conveys is important.

Taylor Swift's new album may not appeal to everyone, but it's still worth a listen.

Working at Victoria's Secret during the holiday season can be challenging.

The 80s was a memorable time for malls and fashion.

The Monkees were a popular band, and Mickey Dolan's was a favorite member.

Playing music in a retirement home can be a fun and nostalgic experience.

Sound Bites

"It feels good to be back. Well, you know, it's always good when we're all around the table."

"Metallica, when they came out with their Black album, that was the turning point."

"This is why I'm tired. I could also go into... I love it. That gets me going."

"Stay in your lane, Beyonce."

"I just want Taylor, that's all."

Chapters

00:00 Rehearsing Metallica and the Challenges of Playing Their Songs

10:58 Taylor Swift's New Album and the Use of Explicit Language in Music

31:08 The Importance of Quality in Music

41:40 Working at Victoria's Secret During the Holidays

52:53 The Monkees and Favorite Band Members

59:44 Playing Music in a Retirement Home

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Christine shares her experience running a marathon and the challenges she faced due to poor organization and course marking. She also discusses her decision to pursue a Master's degree in Library and Information Science and her excitement about starting the program. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including hair loss during menopause, gardening, and taking care of pets. They also mention their homework, which includes listening to Beyonce's new song, watching the Barkley Marathons documentary, and listening to Taylor Swift's new album.

Takeaways

Poor organization and course marking can greatly impact the experience of participating in a marathon.

Clear communication and proper signage are essential for a well-organized race.

Christine's decision to pursue a Master's degree in Library and Information Science shows her passion for the field and her desire to further her education.

Online programs offer flexibility and convenience for individuals who want to continue their education while working or managing other responsibilities. Hair loss is a common symptom of menopause and can be distressing for some women.

Gardening can be a rewarding hobby and can provide fresh produce for donation to food pantries.

Taking care of pets requires responsibility and attention to their needs.

The hosts have homework to listen to Beyonce's new song, watch the Barkley Marathons documentary, and listen to Taylor Swift's new album.

Sound Bites

"I read how hilly it was and I was like, okay, whatever. So I did some hill training. Well, then I read the reviews, which were not very good."

"I want to finish the degree that I went back for back when I was pregnant with Jack, back in 2000. I started at master's in library science."

"Running this stupid hilly 25 miles and I wanted to die thinking, well I didn't really want to die, but like thinking, good Lord, these people climbed two Mount Everests."

"I have bald spots. I have one here, and I have one in the back of my head, and I'm definitely thinning on the sides and everything."

"I have my one orchid and my baby's still alive. She looks beautiful. She's got three blooms on her now."

"Homework is to listen to Beyonce, watch the Barkley Marathon's documentary, and listen to Taylor Swift's new album."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Discussion about Bruce Springsteen Concerts

08:22 Christine's Decision to Pursue a Master's Degree

30:14 Excitement about Starting the Master's Program

52:34 Dealing with Hair Loss During Menopause

59:21 The Joys and Challenges of Gardening

01:05:55 Taking Care of Pets: A Responsibility and a Joy

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In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including Mercury in retrograde, the recent eclipse, and a new segment called 'Aaron vs. Greg' where Aaron gives advice on plant care. They examine several dead plants and Aaron provides suggestions on how to revive them. The conversation is light-hearted and humorous, with the hosts sharing personal anecdotes and observations. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including hunting dogs, the death of O.J. Simpson, Mercury retrograde, and pickleball tournaments. They also touch on the idea of making a Christmas tree out of pickleball medals and the effects of the full moon. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humor.

Takeaways

Mercury in retrograde can cause electronic malfunctions and communication issues

The recent eclipse was not as dark as expected, but still produced a significant amount of light

Aaron is knowledgeable about plant care and provides helpful advice

Plants purchased from grocery stores are often tropical and may not survive in typical indoor conditions

Overwatering can lead to root rot in certain plants

Talking to plants and giving them love can help them thrive The hosts share stories and anecdotes about hunting dogs and their experiences with them

They discuss the death of O.J. Simpson and the impact it has on their perception of the infamous murder case

The hosts talk about the concept of Mercury retrograde and its effects on communication and technology

They reflect on their experiences in pickleball tournaments and the emotions that come with competitive sports

The conversation touches on the idea of creating a Christmas tree out of pickleball medals and the effects of the full moon

Sound Bites

"When it's Mercury in retrograde, that's when all of your electronics mess up and you have problems with communication."

"Even in the path of the eclipse, you are left with so little of the sun, a sliver of it, and yet it produces so much light."

"Aaron vs. Greg: The ultimate plant care showdown!"

"One of my dogs is a hunting dog. She's a Brittany Spaniel."

"I was wrong. It's not just vaces. It is not."

"I tried to order groceries online last night and it wouldn't order."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Missing Bandmate

07:25 Observations of the Recent Eclipse

14:26 Reviving Dead Basil Plant

29:05 Different Roles in Plant Care

39:24 The Effects of Mercury Retrograde

45:53 Ordering Groceries Online

56:22 The Influence of the Full Moon

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In this episode, the bandmates of Dolly For Sue discuss their recent adventures and share some April Fool's Day pranks. They talk about Kirsten's trip to Dublin and Portugal, including a mishap with train tickets. They also share tidbits about Irish dancing, ghost tours in Dublin, and April Fool's Day jokes. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including Whopper flavored toothpaste, taste testing different foods, glass blowing, the Barkley Marathon, band names, and pronunciation differences. They also mention their upcoming activities and share some funny anecdotes.

Takeaways

The bandmates share their recent adventures and mishaps

They discuss the fun and hospitality of Ireland

They reminisce about past April Fool's Day pranks

They talk about the cultural significance of Irish dancing Whopper flavored toothpaste and other unique food flavors can be interesting marketing gimmicks

Taste testing different foods and products can be a fun and entertaining activity

Glass blowing is a challenging and impressive art form

The Berkeley Marathon is a grueling race with unique rules and challenges

Coming up with band names can be a creative and entertaining process

Pronunciation differences can vary regionally and lead to humorous misunderstandings

Sound Bites

"We were super excited because we upgraded to first class for like six euros a person"

"Billy in the bowl was born with no legs and this is where they had wheelchairs"

"My dad loves April Fool's Day. He used to just torture the crap out of us"

"Smells like a Whopper in here. Did you brush your teeth?"

"If I can get my hands on a bag, I'll bring it for taste testing."

"I think it sounds like the most boring show in the world."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Song Choice

00:55 April Fool's Day Pranks

10:52 Spring Break Stories

16:25 Ghost Tours and Tidbits

26:05 April Fool's Day Pranks: Past and Present

30:34 The Cultural Significance of Irish Dancing

31:57 Whopper Flavored Toothpaste and Other Unique Food Flavors

32:57 The Fun of Taste Testing and Product Testing

36:23 The Art and Challenges of Glass Blowing

39:45 The Grueling Berkeley Marathon

44:21 Creative Band Name Ideas

55:08 Pronunciation Differences and Humorous Misunderstandings

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In this episode, we celebrate our 75th episode and discuss artists who are 75 years old. We also provide updates on personal events and follow-up on previous topics. The conversation covers topics such as feedback on a performance, travel plans, OCD tendencies, toilet paper orientation, and favorite weekly TV shows. We also recommend music and discuss our preferences for streaming services and series. In this episode, we discuss the Barkley Marathons, a grueling and secretive ultramarathon race. We also share our recent achievements in pickleball and play a game called the Worst Case Scenario. The conversation touches on movies that we've never seen and upcoming college visits. We also discuss the reality TV show Blown Away, a glass blowing competition.

Takeaways

Celebrate milestones and achievements

Stay updated on personal events and provide follow-up on previous topics

Engage in lighthearted discussions about everyday topics

Share recommendations for music, TV shows, and streaming services

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Celebration of 75th Episode

01:00 Artists Who Are 75 Years Old

01:31 Personal Updates and Follow-Up

06:13 Discussion on Buttons and Memory Games

06:40 Upcoming Concerts and Music Recommendations

09:18 Discussion on Travel Plans

11:28 Conversation about Snacktives and Sponsorship

12:33 Discussion on OCD Tendencies

19:32 Conversation about Sticky Messes

23:56 Favorite Weekly TV Shows

27:56 Discussion on Streaming Services and Series Recommendations

38:07 The Barkley Marathons

41:19 Pickleball Achievements

46:21 The Worst Case Scenario Game

56:30 Movies Not Seen

01:06:22 College Visits

01:10:37 Blown Away: The Glass Blowing Competition

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In this episode, the bandmates of Dolly 4 Sue discuss various topics, including glass blowing, woodturning, and a hypothetical battle royale scenario. They also engage in a lighthearted conversation about Disney princesses and take a quiz to determine which princess they are most like. The episode is filled with humor and playful banter as the bandmates share their opinions and make decisions on various topics. The conversation covers a range of topics, including Disney princesses, the seed vault in Antarctica, music recommendations, and misunderstood terms. The hosts also discuss planning for their Christmas episode and celebrate an upcoming milestone in their podcast journey. They end the conversation by sharing hidden gems from Corey Hart's discography.

Takeaways

Glass blowing is a fascinating and challenging art form that requires skill and precision.

Woodturning can produce intricate and beautiful creations, such as Christmas ornaments.

In a battle royale scenario, the choice of defenses can greatly impact the outcome.

Gorillas are considered a formidable defense option due to their strength and intelligence.

Disney princesses continue to captivate people's imaginations and spark discussions. Disney princesses have been a popular topic of discussion, with each host sharing their favorite princesses and movies.

The seed vault in Antarctica is a facility that stores a wide variety of seeds in case of future emergencies.

The hosts recommend checking out the Lemon Twigs and their unique blend of musical styles.

It's important to be aware of the meanings of certain terms to avoid misunderstandings.

The hosts are excited about reaching a milestone in their podcast journey and are already planning for their Christmas episode.

Corey Hart has hidden gems in his discography, such as the song 'Fields of Fire.'

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Song Choice

00:33 Discussion about Colors and Ducks

01:12 Glass Blowing and Personal Experiences

04:15 Opinions on Glass Blowing

05:04 Unusual Glass Blowing Creations

05:31 Discussion about Woodturning

06:28 Woodturning and Christmas Ornaments

07:53 Topic Introduction: Battle Royale

09:20 Game: Choosing Defenses

10:48 Discussion and Decision Making

13:44 Debate on the Hunter Option

19:35 Discussion on Gorillas and Their Strength

22:30 Conversation Shift to Disney Princesses

23:26 Quiz: Which Disney Princess Are You?

27:02 Guessing Favorite Disney Princesses

30:00 Disney Princesses

36:24 The Seed Vault

38:21 The Vault Under the Ice

40:10 Plant Talk

41:05 Music Recommendations

46:37 The Lemon Twigs

49:40 Misunderstood Terms

52:01 Christmas Episode Planning

56:04 Upcoming Milestone

57:22 Corey Hart's Hidden Gems

In this episode, the hosts discuss their seating arrangement and share their happy setlists. They talk about switching from dark to light entertainment and the phenomenon of TV shows and bands jumping the shark. They reminisce about nostalgic TV shows like Alice and Laverne & Shirley. The conversation also touches on the Australian children's group The Wiggles and their wealth. The hosts then engage in a quiz about fun facts about the Netherlands. Finally, they discuss an upcoming elementary school talent show and share their thoughts on Casey's video about running and failing. The conversation covers various topics including the marathon runner's obsession, snack sticks and Target pants, Aaron's hiking experience on Camelback Mountain, movies and puzzles, Eric and nice boys, exploration of the button panel and clothing choices.

Takeaways

Switching to a happy setlist or engaging in light entertainment can help improve mood and motivation.

TV shows and bands often decline in quality after a certain point, known as jumping the shark.

Nostalgic TV shows like Alice and Laverne & Shirley evoke memories and discussions about childhood experiences.

The Wiggles, an Australian children's group, achieved significant success and wealth.

Fun facts about the Netherlands include the origin of tulips, the use of wooden shoes by farmers, and the colors of houses in the Dutch countryside.

Preparing for a talent show requires careful planning and coordination, especially when setting up equipment.

Casey's video about running and failing raises questions about the balance between pursuing goals and reassessing priorities. Obsession can be unhealthy and affect one's priorities

Finding a balance between personal goals and relationships is important

Trying new activities and setting healthier goals can lead to personal growth

Engaging in puzzles and games can be a fun way to challenge the mind

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Seating Arrangement

00:34 Creating a Happy Setlist

04:09 TV Shows and Bands Jumping the Shark

05:03 Nostalgic TV Shows

06:00 Watching Alice and Laverne & Shirley

06:45 Discussing the TV Show Ed

08:37 The Wiggles and Other Children's Shows

10:05 Anthony from The Wiggles

11:24 Quiz: Fun Facts about the Netherlands

14:36 Seed Vault in the Antarctic

28:20 Discussion on Casey's Video

29:44 Discussion on the marathon runner's obsession

32:38 Conversation about snack sticks and Target pants

36:18 Aaron's hiking experience on Camelback Mountain

41:40 Conversation about movies and puzzles

50:18 Discussion about Eric and nice boys

56:43 Exploration of the button panel and clothing choices

58:03 Conclusion and farewell

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In this episode, Kirsten discusses her recent trip to Amsterdam and London, sharing her experiences and highlights. We also talk about the orientation of their seating arrangement and the feng shui of their basement studio. The conversation then shifts to the topic of adventures, with us sharing our favorite adventure experiences. We also discuss the importance of helmets while biking and the challenges of navigating public transportation in foreign cities. The episode concludes with a discussion about maps and family projects. In this episode, we reminisce about childhood parties and games, reflecting on the fun and creativity involved. We discuss the timing of having children and the pros and cons of having them close in age. We also share our thoughts on becoming grandparents and the different experiences of parenting at different ages. We share small world stories and discuss the off-leash dog culture in London. The episode concludes with some closing remarks and reflections on the podcast.

Takeaways

Amsterdam and London offer unique travel experiences with beautiful sights and historical landmarks.

The orientation of seating arrangements can impact the energy and flow of a space.

Adventure experiences can vary greatly and create lasting memories.

Wearing helmets while biking is important for safety, but cultural norms may differ in different countries.

Maps and family projects can be fun and educational ways to engage with geography and creativity. Childhood parties and games can create lasting memories and foster creativity.

The timing of having children can impact the experience of parenting.

Having children close in age can have both advantages and challenges.

Becoming grandparents can be an exciting new chapter in life.

Small world connections can be surprising and bring people closer together.

Off-leash dog culture varies in different parts of the world.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Missing Leslie

03:20 Discussion about Amsterdam and London

06:13 Traveling in Europe and Challenges

08:07 Biking and Helmets in Amsterdam

11:04 Discussion about Belgium and Language

13:05 Discussion about Winston Churchill and London

16:03 Discussion about Adventure and Travel Experiences

26:35 Discussion about Maps and Family Projects

32:50 Childhood Parties and Games

36:15 Reflections on Parenting and Age

38:08 Becoming Grandparents

39:08 Timing of Having Children

40:08 Pros and Cons of Having Children Close in Age

41:05 Age of Parents When Having Children

44:49 The Small World Phenomenon

45:43 Leap Year and Special Occasions

48:01 Reflecting on the Podcast

49:56 Linguistics and Small World Connections

53:20 Small World Stories

56:07 Dogs and Connections to Iowa

58:08 Off-Leash Dogs in London

01:02:45 Closing Remarks

In this episode, Leslie discusses her recent mixology class and makes a Valentine's Day-themed drink called Cupid's Punch. We also try out a new snack accessory called the Snackstick. The conversation covers topics such as morning routines, car issues, and unusual food products. We also discuss the idea of participating in adventure races and scavenger hunts. The episode concludes with a follow-up on previous conversations. In this episode, we discuss various topics including cookie college, the cookie table at weddings, an upcoming trip to London and Amsterdam, the idea of Weird Al performing at the Super Bowl halftime show, and a review of the Super Bowl commercials. We also mention the importance of father-daughter bonding and Taylor Swift's impact on their relationship. Overall, the episode covers a range of lighthearted and entertaining subjects.

Takeaways

Mixology classes can be a fun and educational way to learn how to make new drinks.

The Snacktiv is a useful accessory for keeping your fingers clean while snacking.

Morning routines and habits can vary among individuals.

Car issues and recalls can sometimes lead to unexpected changes or problems.

Adventure races and scavenger hunts can be exciting and challenging activities to participate in. Cookie tables are a significant tradition at weddings in the Pittsburgh area, featuring a wide variety of homemade cookies.

Attending specialized culinary events, such as cookie college, can be a fun and educational experience.

The Super Bowl halftime show has become a highly anticipated and commercialized event, often featuring throwback artists.

Super Bowl commercials can be hit or miss, with some viewers finding them underwhelming or lacking creativity.

Taylor Swift's music has the power to bring people together and create meaningful connections, such as father-daughter bonding.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Mixology Class

03:09 Making Cupid's Punch

07:28 Trying Cupid's Punch

08:13 Discussion of Other Drinks from Mixology Class

10:31 Snacktiv

16:46 Making Beds and Morning Routines

19:18 Follow Up on Previous Conversations

20:49 Discussion of Car Issues

24:48 Discussion of Unusual Food Products

28:31 Discussion of Adventure Races and Scavenger Hunts

42:56 Follow Up and Conclusion

43:59 Closing Remarks and Questions

45:22 Cookie College

46:50 The Cookie Table at Weddings

49:08 Upcoming Adventures

50:35 London and Amsterdam Trip

52:01 Snack Div in London

53:19 Weird Al for Halftime Show

55:11 Super Bowl Commercials

57:05 Review of Halftime Show

58:04 Super Bowl Halftime Show History

01:01:00 Review of Super Bowl Commercials

01:04:07 Taylor Swift and Father-Daughter Bonding

01:05:23 Closing Remarks and Future Reports

Hello there! Today we discuss recent trips, band names, permanent jewelry, historical accuracy, and endurance. We also share personal stories and fears. The conversation covers various topics including the documentary 'Chowchilla', psychologists' beliefs about mental trauma for children, personal preferences for dark and light entertainment, watching the series 'Marcella', jokes and humor, keeping old cars and sentimental items, college transcripts, Swedish death cleaning and letting go of the past, Valentine's Day plans and mixology class, watching 'The Bachelor', and the concept of love and value for everyone.

Takeaways

Trips and experiences can provide inspiration for band names and creative projects.

History is not always accurate, and even historical records can be manipulated.

Endurance and perseverance are key to achieving goals and breaking records.

Personal fears and preferences vary, and it's important to respect individual boundaries. The documentary 'Chowchilla' explores the traumatic experience of a group of kidnapped children and the psychological effects it had on them.

Psychologists used to believe that children would simply get over traumatic experiences, but the Chowchilla incident was one of the first cases that showed the long-lasting effects of trauma on children.

Personal preferences for entertainment can vary, with some individuals enjoying dark and intense shows while others prefer lighter and more uplifting content.

Keeping sentimental items and old cars can hold personal value, but it's important to consider decluttering and finding a balance between holding onto memories and letting go of unnecessary items.

Valentine's Day can be celebrated in various ways, from watching 'The Bachelor' to attending mixology classes or simply showing love and appreciation for everyone in your life.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Setting

02:21 Band Names and Basement Jams

06:26 Recent Trips and Travel Plans

13:14 Review of a Broadway Show

18:14 The Bayeux Tapestry and Historical Accuracy

23:25 Permanent Jewelry and Wearing Rings

29:22 Casey Neistat's Marathon Journey

35:58 New York Trip and Lego Store

40:03 Endurance and Free Diving

41:50 Fear of Suffocation and Burial

42:19 Discussion about the documentary 'Chowchilla'

43:18 Psychologists' beliefs about mental trauma for children

44:36 Resilience of the children in the Chowchilla incident

45:30 Personal preferences for dark and light entertainment

46:00 Watching the series 'Marcella'

47:16 Jokes and humor

48:33 Discussion about car voices and experiences

49:30 Word of the day and vocabulary

50:56 Keeping old cars and sentimental items

52:46 Discussion about keeping old items and decluttering

54:18 Discussion about college transcripts

57:13 Personal experiences with college transcripts

58:22 Swedish death cleaning and letting go of the past

59:49 Discussion about boxes of past memories

01:00:46 Valentine's Day plans and mixology class

01:08:01 Discussion about watching 'The Bachelor'

01:13:16 Discussion about watching dark shows and 'The Bachelor'

01:14:38 Discussion about love and Valentine's Day

01:16:58 Discussion about love and relationships on 'The Bachelor'

01:17:26 Discussion about love and value for everyone

In this episode, the bandmates of Dolly For Sue discuss a variety of topics including Aaron's upcoming Caribbean cruise, pickleball tournaments, picky eaters, home improvement projects, and the use of beaver butt extract in food products. They also touch on the effectiveness of cold remedies and the practice of tasting body fluids for medical diagnosis. The conversation is filled with humor and personal anecdotes, providing an entertaining and informative listening experience. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including beaver butt flavoring, beaver farming, woodworking, dry stack stone walls, and blowing glass.

Takeaways

The bandmates are excited about Aaron's upcoming Caribbean cruise and discuss his plans for activities and dining on the ship.

They share their experiences with picky eaters and strategies for expanding their children's palates.

The conversation turns to home improvement projects and the bandmates express their interest in construction and barbecue catering.

They also discuss the use of beaver butt extract in food products and the practice of tasting body fluids for medical diagnosis. Beaver extract from the anal glands is used as a flavoring in some food products.

Beaver farming is a profession where beavers' anal glands are expressed to extract the flavoring.

Woodworking, such as woodturning and making dry stack stone walls, can be enjoyable and creative hobbies.

Blowing glass is a craft that requires specialized training and can be pursued in certain locations.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Song Choice

01:16 Recap of Previous Episode

02:01 Follow-up on Christmas Episode

03:22 Upcoming Caribbean Cruise

04:10 Discussion on Snow Events

06:02 Pickleball Tournament

07:23 Discussion on Tournaments

08:39 Review of Cornhole and Trivia

11:45 Update on Woman Who Breached School

13:27 Follow-up on Previous Conversations

14:45 Discussion on Impressions and Voiceover Work

16:36 Discussion on Sailing and Cruise Activities

17:31 Favorite Foods on Cruise Ships

18:27 Discussion on Picky Eaters

19:36 Discussion on Parenting Strategies for Picky Eaters

20:58 Discussion on Home Improvement Projects

23:18 Discussion on Mucus and Cold Remedies

26:18 Discussion on Hot Ones Show

29:24 Discussion on Construction and Barbecue Catering

31:03 Discussion on Beaver Butt Extract

37:31 Discussion on Mucus and Phlegm

40:38 Discussion on Tasting Body Fluids for Diagnosis

44:31 Discussion on Castorium and Beaver Butt Extract

46:50 Beaver Butt Flavoring

51:26 Beaver Farming and Other Animal Glands

58:16 Woodturning and Other Woodworking

01:02:02 Dry Stack Stone Walls

01:03:45 Blowing Glass and Other Crafts

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The bandmates discuss Phil's dictionary book and explore interesting words and questions from the dictionary. They also delve into the future of education and the impact of AI on learning. The conversation touches on the importance of process and authenticity in education and the need for personalized learning experiences. They also share tidbits about famous personalities and discuss the changing landscape of technology and education. The conversation covers various topics, including the fascination and fear of change, the impact of technological advancements, the evolution of television and the internet, the transformation of AOL headquarters, memories and movies, the decline of traditional TV, switching to T-Mobile, home repairs and handyman stories, the value of being informed, real-life challenges and solutions, learning from YouTube, dealing with wall holes and repairs, accidents and broken windows.

Takeaways

AI has the potential to revolutionize education by providing personalized learning experiences.

While AI tools like chatbots can be helpful, it is important to maintain a balance and not rely solely on technology for learning.

The process of learning and the development of critical thinking skills are crucial in education.

Authenticity and personal connection are important in education, and teachers play a vital role in guiding and supporting students.

The future of education will likely involve a combination of traditional teaching methods and innovative technologies. Change can be both fascinating and frightening, and it takes time to process and adapt to new technologies.

Technological advancements, such as the internet and high-definition TV, have significantly changed our lives.

The decline of traditional TV and the rise of streaming services have shifted how people consume media.

Switching to alternative service providers, like T-Mobile, can offer cost-effective solutions for TV and internet.

Being informed and asking the right questions can help avoid being taken advantage of in home repairs and other situations.

YouTube can be a valuable resource for learning and DIY projects.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Song Choice

00:38 Phil's Dictionary Book

03:00 Exploring the Dictionary

04:19 Questions about Time

06:18 Utensils and Furniture

07:06 Garden and Farm Animals

08:05 Asking Directions and Jerry Seinfeld

09:15 Interesting Facts about Famous Personalities

10:21 Tidbits and War Games

11:19 Tidbits and Chevy Chase

13:42 The Future of Education and AI

19:24 Snowstorm and Cabbage Night

21:26 Cabbage Night and Cabbage Patch

23:13 Interesting Facts about Famous Personalities

25:26 The Impact of AI on Education

30:15 The Role of Teachers and AI in Education

34:06 The Changing Landscape of Technology and Education

36:00 The Future of Education and Technology

40:12 The Importance of Process and Authenticity

46:41 Individual Learning Styles and Approaches

47:40 The Fascination and Fear of Change

48:26 The Impact of Technological Advancements

49:22 The Evolution of Television and the Internet

50:20 The Transformation of AOL Headquarters

51:19 Memories and Movies

52:35 The Decline of Traditional TV

53:31 Switching to T-Mobile

54:09 Home Repairs and Handyman Stories

55:27 The Value of Being Informed

57:13 Real-Life Challenges and Solutions

58:03 Learning from YouTube

58:38 Dealing with Wall Holes and Repairs

59:03 Accidents and Broken Windows

59:33 Closing Remarks

Summary

The conversation begins with a discussion about New Year's plans and the stress of the holiday season. The main topic of the conversation revolves around a data breach and security incident at a school district. The hosts discuss the handling of the breach, the motivations of the person responsible, and the implications and consequences of the incident. They express frustration with the lack of information and the need for action from the school system. The conversation then shifts to a trip to Las Vegas and the favorite parts of the city. It concludes with a discussion on New Year's celebrations and crowd experiences. In this episode, the gang discusses various New Year's Eve traditions and celebrations. They talk about attending the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and New Year's Eve events, including the ball drop in Times Square. They also reminisce about past house parties and how their celebrations have changed since having children. The conversation then shifts to Pennsylvania traditions, such as banging pots and eating sauerkraut for good luck. They delve into the unique aspects of Amish communities in Pennsylvania and share their thoughts on a movie about an Amish community discovering the outside world. The episode concludes with recommendations for the movie War Games and the TV series Murder at the End of the World and The Office.

Takeaways

Data breaches can have serious consequences and impact the privacy and security of individuals.

Proper handling and communication of a data breach is crucial to maintain trust and address concerns.

Motivations behind harmful actions can vary, but it is important to consider the impact on others.

Holiday season can be stressful, but finding joy in small moments and spending time with loved ones can make it special.

New Year's celebrations can be enjoyable, but personal preferences and comfort levels should be considered when planning activities. New Year's Eve celebrations can vary widely, from attending large events like the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and the ball drop in Times Square to more intimate house parties.

Traditions differ across regions, with Pennsylvania having its own unique customs like banging pots and eating sauerkraut for good luck.

Amish communities in Pennsylvania live simple lives but may have different levels of interaction with the outside world, with Mennonites having more modern amenities.

The movie discussed in the episode explores the conflict that arises when an isolated community discovers the existence of the outside world.

The hosts recommend the movie War Games and the TV series Murder at the End of the World and The Office.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and New Year's Discussion

01:10 Crazy Train Story

03:47 Data Breach and Security

06:39 Handling of the Data Breach

07:38 Implications and Consequences

09:07 Desired Actions and Resolutions

11:31 Motivations and Perspectives

13:17 Lack of Information and Frustration

15:02 Christmas and New Year's Plans

23:42 Las Vegas Trip

27:25 Favorite Part of Vegas

29:59 Unique Bathroom Experience

32:28 New Year's Plans

37:02 Upcoming Bowl Game Trips

39:58 Discussion on New Year's Celebrations

42:30 Crowd Experiences and New Year's in New York

43:28 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and New Year's Eve

44:16 House Parties and New Year's Eve

45:27 Personal New Year's Eve Celebrations

46:54 Pennsylvania Traditions

48:45 Amish Communities in Pennsylvania

49:43 Amish and Mennonite Distinctions

50:10 Movie Discussion: Amish Community and the Outside World

51:33 Movie Discussion: Goat Baby Movie

52:26 Movie Recommendation: War Games

53:43 TV Series Recommendation: Murder at the End of the World

54:12 TV Series Recommendation: The Office

55:20 Closing Remarks and New Year's Wishes

In this episode, the hosts exchange Secret Santa gifts and then discuss the worst Christmas songs. They compare and evaluate various songs, including 'I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas,' 'Christmas Shoes,' 'Don't Shoot Me Santa,' and more. The hosts share their opinions and vote on the worst songs in each matchup. In this episode, the hosts engage in a Christmas song showdown, pitting various holiday songs against each other to determine the worst of the worst. They discuss songs by artists such as John Denver, Paul McCartney, Elton John, Justin Bieber, and Tiny Tim. The conversation gets heated as they debate the merits of each song and ultimately crown the winner (or loser) of the worst Christmas song of all time: 'The Christmas Shoes' by New Song.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction

02:30 Secret Santa Gifts

09:20 Worst Christmas Songs: I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas vs. All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth

19:36 Worst Christmas Songs: Dominic the Donkey vs. Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer

21:13 Worst Christmas Songs: Christmas Shoes vs. River

25:05 Worst Christmas Songs: Don't Shoot Me Santa vs. Christmas Saves the Year

28:23 Worst Christmas Songs: I Never Knew the Meaning of Christmas vs. Christmas Conga

30:08 Worst Christmas Songs: I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus vs. Santa Looked Like Daddy

35:26 Worst Christmas Songs: White Christmas vs. Christmas Lights

40:13 Worst Christmas Songs: Christmas Tree vs. Christmas Lights

45:07 Worst Christmas Songs: Christmas Eve in Washington vs. Christmas in Los Angeles

46:00 Worst Christmas Songs: Back Door Santa vs. Christmas All Over Again

47:33 Christmas Song Showdown

51:07 The 12 Days of Christmas

53:21 Bob and Doug McKenzie

55:12 Paul McCartney vs. Elton John

57:44 Justin Bieber's Christmas Songs

58:59 Tiny Tim's Controversial Song

59:54 Wreck the Malls vs. Santa Claus Has Got the AIDS This Year

01:02:02 Two Front Teeth vs. Dominic the Donkey

01:02:30 The Christmas Shoes vs. Don't Shoot Me Santa

01:02:57 Madonna's Santa Baby vs. Iggy Pop's White Christmas

01:03:29 Backdoor Santa vs. The Chipmunks

01:04:23 The 12 Days of Christmas vs. Wonderful Christmas Time

01:04:53 Justin Bieber's Christmas Songs vs. Tiny Tim

01:05:20 Christmas Shoes vs. Santa Look Like Daddy

01:06:55 Underneath My Christmas Tree vs. Christmas in Washington

01:07:15 Christmas in Washington vs. The Chipmunks

01:08:04 12 Days of Christmas vs. Tiny Tim

01:09:24 Christmas Shoes vs. Santa Look Like Daddy

01:09:48 Christmas Shoes vs. Christmas in Washington

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Summary

In this super secret episode, Aaron, Erin, Christine, and Leslie have a fun and lighthearted conversation about various topics. They discuss their worst Christmas songs, reminisce about crushes and bands from their childhood, and share stories about how Chris and Leslie met. They also talk about aging actors, DNA databases, and recommend movies for each other to watch. The conversation is filled with laughter and nostalgia, making it an enjoyable and entertaining episode. The conversation covers various topics, including childhood rules and protectiveness, double standards in parenting, the dangers and risks for girls, challenges of raising boys in the digital age, online dating and relationships, the comfort of knowing someone, alternative ways to meet people, movies and actors from the past, the lack of original ideas in entertainment, the affordability of celebrity actors, and reading college applications.

Takeaways

Nostalgia can bring back fond memories and spark interesting conversations.

The music industry often relies on remakes and reboots instead of creating new material.

DNA databases can be used to solve crimes and find relatives, but they also raise privacy concerns.

Movies can be a great way to bond and share experiences with friends and family.

Personal stories and anecdotes can make conversations more engaging and relatable. Parents often have different rules and levels of protectiveness for their children based on their gender.

Raising boys in the digital age comes with challenges due to the accessibility of inappropriate content and the ease of online interactions.

Girls face unique dangers and risks in today's world, and parents need to be vigilant in protecting them.

Meeting people and forming relationships has changed with the rise of online dating and social media.

There is a lack of original ideas in entertainment, with many movies and shows being remakes or adaptations.

Reading college applications provides insight into the next generation and gives hope for the future.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Super Secret Episode

03:52 Storytime with Leslie: How Chris and Leslie Met

09:25 Discussion on Committing Murder and DNA Databases

14:20 Nostalgic Talk about Crushes and Bands

19:06 Childhood Memories and TV Shows

25:36 Discussion on Aging Actors and Movies

31:00 Movie Recommendations and Discussion

38:01 Discussion on Classic Movies and Parental Influence

42:45 Childhood Rules and Protectiveness

44:11 Double Standards in Parenting

45:07 Dangers and Risks for Girls

46:06 Challenges of Raising Boys in the Digital Age

46:53 Online Dating and Relationships

47:43 The Comfort of Knowing Someone

48:45 The Difficulty of Meeting People in Today's World

50:11 Alternative Ways to Meet People

51:26 The White Rocks and Swingers

52:23 Movies and Actors from the Past

53:54 Impressions and Comedians

55:06 Christmas Gift Game

58:16 Lack of Original Ideas in Entertainment

59:42 Affordability of Celebrity Actors

01:04:54 The Game Suggestion from Andrea

01:08:33 Reading College Applications

In this episode, the hosts catch up and discuss their recent experiences. They talk about musubi, Spotify Wrapped, upcoming plans, and movies. They also introduce their guest, Andrea, and reminisce about growing up together. The conversation covers topics such as bodybuilding shows, glass bottom boats, and the three-letter game. They also discuss their least favorite Thanksgiving foods and fast food preferences. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics related to food, dining out, cooking, and personal habits. They talk about fast food options, their preferences for certain restaurants, and the challenges of finding suitable meals for specific dietary restrictions. They also share their lunch habits, snacking preferences, and the impact of food on their weight. The hosts discuss their experiences with meal subscription services and the pros and cons of following recipes. They also touch on the benefits of yoga and meditation, particularly for runners. The conversation concludes with an announcement about an upcoming Christmas special.

Takeaways

Musubi is a Hawaiian food made with spam, egg, soy sauce, and rice wrapped in seaweed.

Spotify Wrapped provides users with a summary of their listening habits for the year.

The hosts plan to watch the movie Spinal Tap and review it on a future podcast.

The three-letter game is a gift exchange game where participants must find a gift that starts with the three letters of the recipient's name.

The hosts discuss their least favorite Thanksgiving foods and fast food preferences. Fast food options have evolved over the years, with restaurants like Chipotle and Cava offering healthier alternatives.

Personal food preferences and dietary restrictions can make it challenging to find suitable meals when dining out.

Meal subscription services can be a convenient option for trying new recipes and expanding culinary skills.

Yoga and meditation can have positive effects on physical and mental well-being, particularly for runners.

The hosts announce an upcoming Christmas special, which promises to be an entertaining episode.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Catching Up

03:09 Musubi and Spotify Wrapped

04:03 Upcoming Plans and Movies

08:25 Spinal Tap and Podcasting

09:13 Introducing Guest Andrea

10:09 Growing Up Together

11:34 Andrea's Visit and Fun Activities

12:55 Andrea's Bodybuilding Shows

13:52 The Three-Letter Game

15:38 Upcoming Cruise

16:09 Aaron's Cruise Experience

16:59 Motion Sickness on Boats

20:19 Glass Bottom Boat Experience

23:07 White Elephant Gift Ideas

25:01 The Three-Letter Game

29:10 Worst Christmas Songs

30:59 New Listeners and Podcast Promotion

33:44 Thanksgiving Timing

36:45 Least Favorite Thanksgiving Foods

38:31 Favorite Thanksgiving Foods

42:04 Fast Food Preferences

43:52 Fast Food and Dining Out

44:18 Eating Habits and Preferences

45:14 Restaurant Experiences

45:44 Lunch Habits

46:06 Snacking and Water Consumption

46:25 Food and Weight

46:54 Cruise Ship Food

47:24 Dutch Tacos

48:15 Cooking Skills and Recipes

49:06 Meal Subscription Services

49:59 Cooking Preferences

50:29 Cooking for a Family

51:56 Feeding Hungry Teenagers

52:56 Yoga and Meditation

53:26 The Ragdoll Pose

54:18 Life-Changing Meditation

56:12 Yoga for Runners

57:29 Bringing It Back to Ragdoll

57:39 Christmas Special Announcement

58:08 Closing Remarks

Welcome back! Well, here we go again. This one is a bit shorter. We start of with Leslie's bunt cake, Halloween candy, Christine's costume, pegging, the Flintstones, Kiersten's electric car, saying hi to our listeners, and end with saying hi to our new listeners!

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