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This week's Newsish starts with election results, including a record turn out in Texas and state constitutional changes that could reshape local power. The Louvre Heist and 3I Atlas gets checked back in on, and we look at bears deciding to wild out Japan. Tom Brady's cloned dog has ties to the same Dallas Biotech firm determined to revive extinct species. After some sports quick hits, we look closer at the impact of areas looking to leave DART, and Waco's leap into the modern age.
This week's Tuesday Chill is a person check in. First I tell you about an embarrassing story from a past trip to Austin for a friends birthday. I give you a recap of this year's Halloween at Casa de Familia Fouse including a few of our traditions. Then I tell you how life has been on the upswing for me lately. Come on in and chill.
I explore deaths impact on my life, how fear has turned to acceptance, and how looking at it took it's power away.
In this episode I recount the different ways I have experienced death or been near it myself at different points in my life. I talk about how I've handled each situation, and how they shaped who I am today
Comets with possible alien diseases, Government Shutdown impacts, Monkeys on the loose, and a serial killer that can actually be supported! Herman and Tricia sort through the chaos to try to find laughs and the truth.
This weeks Tuesday Chill is all about fear. Fear in our dreams, in our imaginations, and in the real world.
We start by looking at nightmares that have stuck with us, and the moments from our lives that have felt like nightmares.
We talk about rational and irrational fears, what's changed as we've grown, and how we've turned fear into something that can be played with.
Bonus Horror sketch at the end of the episode
Haunted houses, Halloween trauma, laughs and vibes, it's all here.
This weeks deep dive is the Life Story of Ami with an I, a woman that grew up in a Mormon household that she now describes as cult-like. Despite endure child hood, and later marital abuse, Ami has maintained an upbeat attitude, and growth mentality.
She gives us her insight on the church itself, and why she describes Mormonism the way she does, as well as her journey to being able to break free from the cycles of abuse, ending it for herself and her children
This week's Newsish is My first Solo news broadcast, my Cohost for the news is expected to be back next week.
Stories covered
Historical Heist of the Lourve, How it went down and what I think about Life imitating Movies
The U.S. Government shutdown, What it really means for our day to day lives
A peak into a random Classroom (Skit)
Sports, I look at the Dallas Mavericks as their season is about to start
Stories from Dallas, Fort Worth, and Waco that needed to be pointed out
My sister and I sit talk about all of the many sub genres of horror, or as many as we could in about an hour and a half. We talk about the classics of each, and our favorites, and touch on what makes a movie fit into a sub genre.
Lets chill and talk about something we enjoy, scaring ourselves!
Michelle is one of the friendliest people you could meet. She is also very hard working. She is also a hard worker, she started working as a teenager and now has advanced enough in her career to become a homeowner before turning 30. She tells us what drives her, and how it can sometimes become a hinderance. Michelle is very open about her insecurities, her beliefs, her hopes, and really allows us to get to know her.
Herman and Tricia get serious at the start by addressing the Charlie Kirk assasination and all it's fall out. Things get back to normal and casual with World other U.S. news. Somehow a gorilla and a scuba diver both have to do with Disney?
From the publisher's feed
Enjoy It While It Lasts is a weekly podcast from Soulrak Productions, hosted by Herman Fouse. Through honest stories, deep dives, and curious conversations, the show explores what it means to see the world clearly without losing heart.
New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday at 6 AM CST — where truth meets empathy, humor, and humanity.