Don’t Ask Me To Talk

Stacy gets slightly distracted by National Wildfire Awareness and National Inventor’s month while Eric waxes about wanting to make Irish Tea Brack. While discussing Solitaire Day, Stacy references a song that after some research is At Seventeen by Janice Ian. She also references the poem, Necessities of Life by Adrienne Rich. James Stewart’s May birthday leads them to Bert & Ernie from, It’s a Wonderful Life and also serves as a springboard for their talk of relationships between dynamic duos and what makes a good relationship in general. Next time: Culture

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Stacy and Eric start by suggesting DAMTT might be a good tool to improve your conversation skills before once again attempting to find the perfect call number acronym (with zero success). May talk leads to a discussion on burgers, lettuce, and American cheese and Tear the Tags Off Your Mattress Day and other irrational fears. For their take on health, they chat about ridiculous diets through the years like The Cabbage Soup Diet and the South Beach Diet. Next time: Relationships

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Back from a long hiatus, Stacy, and Eric fall (mostly) right back in step! The good news is Eric finally saw the Lego Batman movie; the bad news is Stacy’s grandfather was in rehab with Irving Berlin. From Boy Bands and Kate Smith to NFTs and Nigerian Prince’s they touch on May “Holidaze” before switching gears to discuss what television they’ve been binging. Since Stacy is no help, Eric does the heavy lifting! Next time: Health

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In this mini episode Stacy and Eric return to preview a new season of Don't Ask Me To Talk! Subscribe now so you don't miss new episodes starting Thursday May 2nd!

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Orange you glad I’m not always “evergreen?!” Stacy welcomes Eric Reidar back to the show for a Halloween themed, Don’t Ask Me to Talk redux. They chat about the origins, traditions and industry that is Halloween. After sharing bad Knock Knock jokes and useless factoids, they move on to a game of Topics from the Candy Bowl. Burning questions like DIY or store-bought costumes? Gore or thriller scary movies? And how many sexy options are there (it’s scary how many there are!)? To connect with Stacy, go to https://www.stacyconnects.com/.

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Special one-off DAMTT

Since the program falls on Independence Day, Stacy celebrates by having friend, show producer, and former DAMTT co-host, Eric Reider on the show. In honor of Alice in Wonderland day, but mostly because it’s how it goes with them, they explore the conversational rabbit holes that only the Wheel o’Topics could inspire.

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For the last episode of Don’t Ask Me to Talk to air on KIXI, Stacy and Eric commemorate by discussing Chip and Dip Day and Near Miss Day among other nonsensical holidays (not worth mentioning). Their topic for this week is dreams and unlike Stacy, Eric doesn’t have weird reoccurring dreams which may or may not mean she’s a little crazy! Vance Dingfelder from Dingfelder’s Delicatessen and Nourish Catering talks about Passover food and explains the difference between matzo balls that sink versus float. Go to https://dingfelders.com to order for Passover or https://nourishcatering.com for menus and more.

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Poker Face, And/or The Bear?

Which to watch!? Before they dish on what they’ve been watching, Stacy and Eric take time to commemorate St. Patrick’s Day and National Artichoke Day. Of equal importance, no; however, both are green adjacent. After a lesson on colcannon from Eric, they switch gears to discuss which programs they’ve been binging. Since Stacy is always so far behind, she takes a back seat to find out what’s good enough for Eric to watch. Tune in for a lot of awesome suggestions! Because Vance Dingfelder from Dingfelder’s Delicatessen and Nourish Catering can’t join the program this week, Stacy shares her experiences with Nourish Catering. Go to https://dingfelders.com or https://nourishcatering.com for menus and more. Next time: Reoccurring dreams we have

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Stacy and Eric get particularly into their conversation about International School Meals Day, comparing school lunch with home lunch. They determine the grass is always greener on the other side. As promised, they welcome a guest (Steve Haas) to the show and spin the Wheel ‘O Topics to determine their topic. Steve, Stacy, and Eric share their first “real” jobs. Steve learned his is now obsolete, Eric learned he likes suits and Stacy learned how to save lives. Vance Dingfelder from Dingfelder’s Delicatessen and Nourish Catering shares that he started working in his family’s restaurant by the age of 7 and clearly, he never left the biz! Go to https://dingfelders.com or https://nourishcatering.com for menus and more. Next time: What we’ve been watching recently

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Do you prefer warm weather vacays or cold around this time of year? After their usual banter about random holidays that include cats and old stuff, Stacy and Eric explore their vacation preferences. While Eric has his sights set on Iceland and The Outer Banks, Stacy is thinking about sun, sun, and more sun (with a side of sunburn). Although she will consider all offers to go somewhere snowy if she can stay inside by the fireplace and cookies. Vance Dingfelder from Dingfelder’s Delicatessen and Nourish Catering gives an impromptu lesson about the Jewish holiday Purim and the delights of hamantaschen. Go to https://dingfelders.com or https://nourishcatering.com for menus and more. Next time: One of us brings a guest!

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