Armchair Adventurer

At a certain point, apologizing for the episode being a day late loses its novelty.

ARMCHAIR CLASSICO baby, DG and Me take a stab at two small topics free from the burden of our parasitic new hosts.

"Treasure" is a song by American singer and songwriter Bruno Mars for his second studio album, titled Unorthodox Jukebox (2012). "Treasure" was written by Mars himself along with Philip Lawrence, Ari Levine, and Phredley Brown, while production was handled by Mars, Lawrence and Levine under the name of The Smeezingtons. Due to the similarities shared with Breakbot's "Baby I'm Yours", new writing credits were added. The song was selected as the third single by Atlantic Records and was released to mainstream radio in Italy on May 10, 2013.

Sorry for being late on this one, had a busy Father's Day weekend. We're still releasing on schedule later this week.

For your sake and mine, I stopped the Wilhelm screams about 15 minutes in because there were already almost 20 of them.

Hopefully the audio is fine, I'm trying new software. We have Greg again but he couldn't figure out how to not hold the microphone like an idiot so his audio is equally stupid.

This is a very interesting case that I totally fumbled on, so if this interests you please look up more about it.

Sup

Paul ran the show this time. He did good so send him love and kisses.

Late episode, Dan's audio is somehow even worse this time around. Maybe someone should rough him up.

Short episode on account of a hungover MDW. Greg is back, Dan's audio still plagues us. If anyone reading this has even a shred of decency, reach out to Dan in the angriest way you are capable of.

Famed Eagle Scout Greg Anderson joins us today. Greg spent summers at her grandparents in remote areas of the wilderness. She graduated from Washington High School in 1978. She attended college at the University of Washington, where she met and married Eugene Snow. After graduation, they returned to Enumclaw. Mrs. Anderson was a homemaker while her husband was a Firefighter.

She was an active member of the Brighton Presbyterian Church, belonged to the Arboretum Foundation garden club and worked with various charities.

Her interests included family, gardening, sewing and reading. She devoted much of her time and energy as a caregiver to family members, including her mother until she passed away at age 70.