Episode 24 we have guest Al Day. Al is our very first remote guest on the podcast, and he is one of those red blooded, blue collar American’s that help make our country great! We talked with Al about his current job of

We wrap up episode 23 as we continue to discuss life and the pursuit of happiness. Hear Martin talk about the four freedoms and how to get in the right direction to achieve those. We also discuss some mental health struggles and how he overcame those.

Links:

www.Poop911.com

TikTok: @martinwood27

Facebook: POOP 911 North Kansas City

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: https://988lifeline.org or text 988

Join us for part 1 of this episode as we talk about dog poop and a few other things! Martin Wood is our guest this week and he is the franchise owner of Poop 911, a local dog waste removal company that “scoops the poop” for you. Martin talks about how he got started in the dog waste removal business, how he has worked in management for over 20 years, and about being a previous police officer. We promise you won’t want to miss out on this conversation!

Links:

www.Poop911.com

TikTok: @martinwood27

Facebook: POOP 911 North Kansas City

On today’s episode we have fellow Podcaster, Chiefs fan, and a 26-year veteran of the Postal Service, Chauncey Madere. Chauncey has his own podcast called The Warchant Kingdom, you can find his links below. Join us as we talk about his career with the Postal Service, how he got into Podcasting, and of course the Kansas City Chiefs! We also briefly talk about creators helping each other instead of seeing them as competition. Check out Chauncey and the Warchant Kingdom Podcast!

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4TLJIioWmJp6o3xA7tK46T?si=b0c4b7bb7f534881

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/264173061903823/

WarchantKingdom Podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/733796614726840/

X: @warchantkingdom

Join us on today’s episode as we talk about a new Facebook group Ricky discovered called “Am I The A**hole?” (A.I.T.A). We read through a few anonymous posts and discuss if we think they are the A-hole or Not the A-hole. We also talk about the plans for the show this upcoming week, as we look forward to our first remote guest on the show and we talk about a possible giveaway!

On this week’s episode we have Halie Mullins on the show. Hailie is a former Social Worker who primarily worked in the children’s division. We discuss the challenges and rewards of being a social worker, as well as the choice she made to change careers and what led up to that. In Hailie’s new career she is an insurance agent the convers all aspects of life. Find her link below for

https://agents.bankerslife.com/mo/st-joseph/1213-n-belt-highway/hailie-mullins

Join us on this episode as we talk about watching ‘The Program’ on Netflix. We discuss how these “schools” were obviously cult-like or displayed communist behavior right from the beginning. How the WWASP (World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools) may no longer be in business, but still operating under umbrella companies and why parents would be gullible enough to

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUvj2dzBpcI

On this episode we discuss the pros and cons of Facebook crime pages and how they contribute to the nosey neighbor culture. We give our opinions on some of our local crime pages and how there are so many, in such a small area. Ashley did some research on if crime is really increasing or if social media plays a part in American’s thoughts on it. Check out the link below for more information and let us know your thoughts!

Join us on this episode as we talk about one of the things

The Great Smoky Mountain National Park:

www.nps.gov/grsm

Smoky Mountain Alphine Coaster

http://www.smokymountainalpinecoaster.com

Henry Doorly Zoo- Omaha, NE

https://www.omahazoo.com

The Durham Museum- Omaha, NE

https://durhammuseum.org

Omaha Children’s Museum- Omaha, NE

https://ocm.org

Bass Pro/Big Cypress Lodge- Memphis, TN

https://big-cypress.com

Cosmosphere Space Museum

https://cosmo.org

Join us on this episode as we discuss our frustration with the lack of resources available for our sons. One which has Autism and the other who has some mental health challenges. From not being poverty stricken enough to qualify for services, resources centers being less than helpful to having years long wait lists when you do find resources. Mental health resources for adults are challenging alone, but navigating finding resources for pediatric mental health care has its own set of challenges.  They say it takes a village so if you know of any resources, ABA therapist, or are one yourself