Papa Thom returns to the Bagel Logic Podcast to talk about his former boss, who up the ante after Thom goes to HR to lodge a formal complaint. After voicing his concerns about how he is treated at work, he was subject to a meeting that felt more like a police interrogation than a corrective action.

In his first two-part episode, host Thom Jennings revisits the end of his employment at Hillside, a not-for-profit based in Rochester NY. Thom takes a phone call from his boss and the conversation takes an ugly turn which sets off a series of crazy situations.

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In this episode host Thom Jennings discusses his mother's last 18 days and the emotions he still experiences years later. Thom's mother Elizabeth Jennings went into the hospital July 1, 2016 and never returned home. Thom had Power of Attorney over her affairs and a health care proxy.

In this episode host Thom Jennings welcomes an old friend and ex-Western New Yorker, Larry Snider III. Thom and Larry have a spirited discussion about everything from what Larry likes about the podcast, past topics and eventually start talking about Wegmans sushi.
It is a fun-filled discussion that takes many twists and turns, some serious, some trivial but all the banter is genuine and unscripted.

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In this episode, host Thom Jennings meanders through the topic of fatherhood and some of his pet peeves that date back to when he was a young father. The topic came to mind when he attended a Brandy Clark show in Homer NY and Brandy mentioned single fathers during her intro to a song about a single mother.

Thom also touches on his experiences in special education, and the cost of absentee fathers, and he points a finger at who he thinks has the power to change the situation.

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In this episode, Thom Jennings hosts longtime listener and friend Josh Cogovan of Experimental Sandwich, an Orleans County NY based music ensemble. Josh and Thom discuss a wide variety of things, including band dynamics, vinyl siding, parenting a child with special needs, spectrum disorders, relationships, and anything else that pops into their head.
It’s a the kind of fun, entertaining and spirited discussion you would expect from the Bagel Logic Podcast.

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In this episode, host Thom Jennings tackles another controversial topic, gun control. Thom discusses the time when he was 14 years-old and his friend showed Thom his parents handgun. Thom also discusses who should be the leader in the debate and some of the challenges when it comes to discussing this sensitive topic.

Nancy Davis Kho is more than just a podcast host, acclaimed author and podcast host, she is a former classmate of host Thom Jennings. In this episode, Thom and Nancy go down memory lane to discuss their hometown of Brighton NY, a suburb of Rochester NY.
No discussion of Brighton would be complete without a mention of the popular bagel bakery, Bagel Land, which is still in operation at the same Twelve Corners location.
Nancy and Thom also discuss Nancy’s amazing book, THE THANK-YOU PROJECT: Cultivating Happiness One Letter of Gratitude at a Time, the Midlife Mixtape Podcast and anything else that pops into their heads over the hour long conversation.

Links to the podcast, the book and nancy's official site are below.

https://midlifemixtape.com/midlife-mixtape-podcast

https://daviskho.com/

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Host Thom Jennings reunites with his School Without Walls classmate Dan Glover, winemaker and proprietor of L’Objet Wines. Dan discusses his move from Rochester New York to California, how he became interested in wines, and social responsibilty. They also talked about the California music scene.

Dan was one of Thom's greatest influences as a young man, and played a large part in fostering his love of live music.

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In this episode. host Thom Jennings discusses some of the podcast projects he would do if money and time were not an issue. Thom remembers the senseless beating and murder of Greg Fickess in Rochester NY, and then discusses the suicide of former Grateful Dead and Tubes keyboardist Vince Welnick.

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