In our latest episode of the podcast, we delved into the controversial topic of disciplining and punishment of students in schools. We shared our personal experiences and stories of teachers confiscating toys and playthings, and how this form of punishment may not always be the best approach. We also discussed our disagreements with most school systems' zero-tolerance bullying programs, and why they may not be effective in creating a safe and inclusive learning environment.

But we didn't just stop at the topic of education. We also explored the fascinating world of nature, discussing the oddities of household insect pests and the ethical issues surrounding the captivity of orcas. We marveled at the bizarre and unique features of platypuses, from their duck-like bills to their ability to lay eggs, and I informed John of the existence of the terrifying army ants.

Tune in to this episode to gain a new perspective on disciplining and punishment in schools, as well as to learn more about the fascinating and sometimes bizarre world of nature.

We are thrilled to see that our podcast has gained a small following! It's been incredibly rewarding to know that there are people out there who are interested in the topics we're discussing and find value in our conversations. We're grateful for every listener and every comment or message we receive. It's incredibly motivating to know that we're not just talking to ourselves, and that there are people out there who are engaging with our content and finding it entertaining, informative, or thought-provoking. We look forward to continuing to create content that resonates with our listeners and grows our audience even further.