After Bedtime

Greg talks about his Sunday with the kids while Emma was working. Including a country drive to see animals, and Greg recounts the famous urban legend of the Ostrich incident. Greg talks about his eventful trip to Costco and shares stories of a few road rage incidents.

Greg & Emma spend some time chatting about Covid-19; including Greg's thoughts on Trump and other politicians, the craziness in NYC, and how Greg is coping with the kids. Spoiler alert; they share their favorite moments from the Netflix show Tiger King and Greg does an interesting Carole Baskin impression.

Greg & Emma discuss the COVID-19 pandemic and share their frustrations about what people are and are not doing. Emma tries to convince Greg to watch "Love is Blind" and Greg provides a book report on "Billion Dollar Whale" at the end of the episode.

Greg & Emma spend the episode discussing the COVID-19 pandemic including how it started and the panic it's created. We also learn of some Facebook disinformation trying to separate Greg from one of his favorite things.. crushed ice (not cubed). 

Greg & Emma discuss their very first "non-work related" trip with the kids. Highlights of the episode include:
Edison being praised by professional dancers from the Lion King Musical. Annoying folks like Karaoke Karen, Rice Milk Ron, Coconut Drink Carl, and "Culture People". They mostly share the wonderful time they had at the Now Onyx Resort in Punta Cana they booked through WestJet Vacations. Here are some reviews: https://www.westjet.com/en-ca/book-trip/destination-guide/hotels/punta-cana/pujon2/now-onyx-punta-cana/reviews
Oh, and Greg drops a bombshell at the end... maybe not a bomb shell but some shrapnel for sure.

Greg & Emma share their experience of travelling to and from the Dominican Republic with Edison (1.5) and Ophelia (3.5) including a few meltdowns and Greg almost dislocating a fellow travelers toe. They discuss a highway nature poop, over packing, and the seat reclining debate.

This is a tough one for show notes. Greg's company will be "featured" in the last ever episode of Modern Family. They discuss the show and how much they will miss it. Greg & Emma decide not to distance their podcast from their business and they chat a little bit about phony marketing and sleazy people. It ends with a little bit of listener feedback.

Greg & Emma discuss the rail blockades and other anti-pipeline protests and their hypocrisy. Greg confesses to Emma that he is secretly in love with pipelines and shares with her his support for the Alberta Oil & Gas Industry.

Greg & Emma discuss Jennifer Eberhardt's book "Biased: Uncovering the Hidden Prejudice That Shapes What We See, Think, and Do", and share some of their own experiences.

Greg & Emma share stories about the births of their two children. This episode is a bit gross and honestly not our best. If you have the stomach for it, you might enjoy it.