Donna Shannon's Coyote Tales

Well, 2 and a half years and $75,000 later, our sunroom is finally done. ALMOST. Plus, Donna and Ryan discuss what could be the worst movie in the Mad Max franchise. And Donna learns a shocking fact about her dad.

Well, both Ryan and Donna had an interesting month - let's just say, in certain conditions, one should never trust a fart. Especially when preparing for a colonoscopy. Plus, Georgie Shannon, one of our cats, makes a guest appearance to defend why Felix sometimes needs a good ole ass-kicking.

Hey, I love my grandson, but little league baseball is like its own breed of torture. Speaking of torture, Donna and Ryan review the movies "Mad God" (2021) and "The Final Girls" (2015).

Welcome to Season 2!

We played Cards Against Humanity with my 12-year-old grandson. What could possibly go wrong? PLUS check out our review of “The Empire Strips Back” burlesque show. Spoiler Alert: It was very cheeky.

We FINALLY got to go to Casa Bonita since it’s reopening! Plus, our new exercise equipment may be more versatile than advertised – if you are creative enough.

BONUS: Vote for Donna’s next tattoo before Feb 29, 2024:

https://forms.gle/A5rFvzutJQp9LMRs5

Well, we don't conform to the most requested Christmas gifts. And did someone say "romantic necrophilia?"

We just had our 17th anniversary. Check out our top 10 tips for a long-lasting marriage:

1. Go to a different floor in your house to poop.

Bonus tip: Laugh at your own stuff even if the partner doesn’t.

It's October, and that means it's time to terrify children. Looking for some good movies? Or bad ones? Check out Donna and Ryan's list for gems and duds.

Should you take financial advice from a comedian? Not usually, but Donna shares how she got off the hook for some of her student loans - the responsible way! However, she could not get out of jury duty (sort-of.) DISCLAIMER: We are not financial experts, nor should you take anything in this COMEDY podcast as professional advice. Research stuff, people!

We are on the road! Hear our tales of driving 15 hours in the car to meet old people. Plus, we got an exercise bike – and Donna almost died.