National Candy Month? What? Karin and Michelle look at some candy facts, favorites, and discontinued candies we loved growing up! We even get into bubblegum and baseball cards! You will love this walk down memory lane! Oh, and we have the answer to the Tootsie Pop question -- listen to find out!

Michelle and Karin take a look at the HULU documentary, "Skyking." It sparks conversation about mental health in America. You don't want to miss this important discussion.

Michelle and Karin discuss the documentary, "Skyking." It's available on HULU and we think it was really well done. The mental health crisis is real, and we unpack events leading to this strange and tragic incident.

Michelle and Karin provide their final Teacher Story installment of the 2025-2026 school year!! There are some airplane stories too and Mr. Beeswax gives a winner also! You don't want to miss this funny episode!

Join Karin and Michelle as they discuss gripping stories of cult manipulation, legal justice, and personal evolution in this episode. We'll explore the shocking case of Samuel Bateman, the psychological tactics used by cult leaders, and how individuals can reclaim their lives.

Karin and Michelle provide commentary on the documentary Trust Me: The False Prophet. We uncover gripping stories of cult manipulation, legal justice, and personal evolution in this episode. We'll explore the shocking case of Samuel Bateman, the psychological tactics used by cult leaders, and how individuals can reclaim their lives.

P.S. If you're interested, this episode seems to be an epilogue to Episode 104 "Extremists are made, not born."-Walt Longmire. Episode 104 tells the story of what happened before Samuel Bateman. You might want to check it out.

As you know, Michelle and Karin love a good documentary, and if it's cult related -- even better!! This four-part documentary feels like an epilogue from Episode 104, the, "Eat, Pray, and Obey." documentary. You don' t want to miss this lively discussion.

In this heartfelt episode, Michelle and Karin share stories about teachers who inspired their students, celebrate the importance of self-care, and reflect on the humorous and touching moments in both their personal and professional lives. This episode reminds us how small acts of kindness and dedicated teaching can make a lasting difference.

Thanks to all of our listeners who sent in stories about inspirational and life-changing teachers.

Michelle and Karin have a lively discussion about the 1975 documentary, "Grey Gardens." It's available for free on YouTube and PLEX. We had so much to say we ran out of time!! You don't want to miss this episode.

Join Karin and Michelle as they share humorous and heartwarming stories from their teaching experiences, discuss teacher appreciation celebrations, and reflect on the quirks of classroom life. This episode offers a candid look at the joys and challenges of education, filled with funny anecdotes and heartfelt moments.