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Episode 462 – Alternators Again, Dating Rules & Bears in the Store
What did we talk about this week on The Slade and Mayson Show?
This week, we bounce between dating, déjà vu, and the usual strange mix of news and observations.
We start with everyday life — including interactions with neighbors — before taking a nostalgic turn back to the 1960s with the TV show Diver Dan, and somehow connecting that to Danny Bonaduce. JD shares a personal story involving Bonaduce and another on-air personality, Terry Young.
The tone shifts briefly with a story about a 91-year-old woman who required a wellness check — a reminder that sometimes real life doesn’t wrap things up neatly.
Animals once again take center stage. Black bears continue to show up in places they shouldn’t — including stores and trees — while river otters are making headlines for more aggressive behavior than expected. And yes, we revisit the age-old question: why did the chicken cross the road?
Dan revisits his Corolla… and the alternator… and then the alternator again… and then somehow the alternator again — proving that some stories just refuse to end.
From there, the conversation turns toward dating and modern expectations. Does going on a date imply you’re heading toward something more? Is eating a chicken breast on a first date a red flag? And how much of dating is assumption versus reality?
Appearance and health trends come up as we talk about Botox — literally derived from botulism — along with sunscreen, fitness influences like Jane Fonda, and the ongoing pressure to modify appearance. We also touch on Cardi B and the broader trend of body modification in modern culture.
Costs are rising everywhere — including condom prices — which doesn’t go unnoticed.
Technology and privacy return as we talk about Mark Zuckerberg and increasing AI-driven surveillance, including how that might affect everyday employees.
We also discuss unusual and risky situations involving packages shipped through the mail, including illegal contents and the consequences of waiting for something that shouldn’t have been sent in the first place.
Weeds, weird solutions, and questionable advice round things out, along with a mention of changing policies around cannabis classification following actions from Donald Trump.
Alternators, animals, dating confusion, rising costs, and a world that keeps getting a little stranger.
All that and more on Episode 462 of The Slade and Mayson Show.
Listen to the podcast version: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and SoundCloud
Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/the-slade-and-mayson-show-2
Sponsor: http://www.IceysomethinIcey.com
Music: Courtesy of Dano https://danosongs.com/
More from JD: Old-time country music daily on Sladio
https://soundcloud.com/sladio-539214100/
Follow the show:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sladeandmayson
Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/SladeAndMayson
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By Dan MaysonWhat did we talk about this week on The Slade and Mayson Show?
This week, we bounce between dating, déjà vu, and the usual strange mix of news and observations.
We start with everyday life — including interactions with neighbors — before taking a nostalgic turn back to the 1960s with the TV show Diver Dan, and somehow connecting that to Danny Bonaduce. JD shares a personal story involving Bonaduce and another on-air personality, Terry Young.
The tone shifts briefly with a story about a 91-year-old woman who required a wellness check — a reminder that sometimes real life doesn’t wrap things up neatly.
Animals once again take center stage. Black bears continue to show up in places they shouldn’t — including stores and trees — while river otters are making headlines for more aggressive behavior than expected. And yes, we revisit the age-old question: why did the chicken cross the road?
Dan revisits his Corolla… and the alternator… and then the alternator again… and then somehow the alternator again — proving that some stories just refuse to end.
From there, the conversation turns toward dating and modern expectations. Does going on a date imply you’re heading toward something more? Is eating a chicken breast on a first date a red flag? And how much of dating is assumption versus reality?
Appearance and health trends come up as we talk about Botox — literally derived from botulism — along with sunscreen, fitness influences like Jane Fonda, and the ongoing pressure to modify appearance. We also touch on Cardi B and the broader trend of body modification in modern culture.
Costs are rising everywhere — including condom prices — which doesn’t go unnoticed.
Technology and privacy return as we talk about Mark Zuckerberg and increasing AI-driven surveillance, including how that might affect everyday employees.
We also discuss unusual and risky situations involving packages shipped through the mail, including illegal contents and the consequences of waiting for something that shouldn’t have been sent in the first place.
Weeds, weird solutions, and questionable advice round things out, along with a mention of changing policies around cannabis classification following actions from Donald Trump.
Alternators, animals, dating confusion, rising costs, and a world that keeps getting a little stranger.
All that and more on Episode 462 of The Slade and Mayson Show.
Listen to the podcast version: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and SoundCloud
Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/the-slade-and-mayson-show-2
Sponsor: http://www.IceysomethinIcey.com
Music: Courtesy of Dano https://danosongs.com/
More from JD: Old-time country music daily on Sladio
https://soundcloud.com/sladio-539214100/
Follow the show:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sladeandmayson
Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/SladeAndMayson