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What did we talk about this week on The Slade and Mayson Show?
With it being Father's Day, we spend part of the show reflecting on dads, the things they do, and the phrases they seem genetically programmed to say. We also take a look at the origins of Father's Day and how the holiday came to be.
Family remains a theme throughout the episode as we discuss whether Father's Day is really the best time to give someone a DNA test. Depending on the results, that gift could go in a number of different directions.
We also talk about how many members of Gen X still find themselves relying on their parents for advice and support, while Millennials often find themselves in a similar position for entirely different reasons.
The show takes a turn into strange news with a story about a Canadian woman fiercely protecting her pet goat, proving once again that people will go to great lengths for the animals they love.
Dating disasters make an appearance as we discuss what not to do on a first date—especially when alcohol and questionable decision-making become involved.
Ford finds itself dealing with a growing shortage of technicians, raising questions about who will maintain increasingly complicated vehicles in the future.
We revisit the age-old topic of people doing things that seem like a great idea in the moment and a terrible idea shortly afterward. As expected, JD contributes a few stories from his younger years involving alcohol and lessons learned the hard way.
Crime news enters the conversation with a story involving a member of New Jersey's Gambino crime family, while Florida continues to provide material with reports of a new predator appearing in the state and a Florida man attempting to steal a rather unexpected vehicle.
Fashion trends come under the microscope as we talk about Gen Z and some of the styles that leave older generations scratching their heads.
Wildlife news returns when JD shares a story about a mother bear teaching her cubs how to steal food, proving that some lessons are passed down through generations regardless of species.
Technology finds its way into the conversation as we discuss older adults discovering AI-powered photo editing tools and the surprising ways they're using them.
Father's Day reflections, dating mistakes, bears behaving badly, Florida chaos, family mysteries, and the continuing adventure of getting older.
All that and more on Episode 470 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/
JD's Daily Country Podcast – Sladio Radio
https://sladioradio.github.io/Podcast/
Dan's Daily Music Podcast – The 8-Track Years
https://danmayson.github.io/JD/
Follow The Slade and Mayson Show:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sladeandmayson
Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/SladeAndMayson
By Dan MaysonWhat did we talk about this week on The Slade and Mayson Show?
With it being Father's Day, we spend part of the show reflecting on dads, the things they do, and the phrases they seem genetically programmed to say. We also take a look at the origins of Father's Day and how the holiday came to be.
Family remains a theme throughout the episode as we discuss whether Father's Day is really the best time to give someone a DNA test. Depending on the results, that gift could go in a number of different directions.
We also talk about how many members of Gen X still find themselves relying on their parents for advice and support, while Millennials often find themselves in a similar position for entirely different reasons.
The show takes a turn into strange news with a story about a Canadian woman fiercely protecting her pet goat, proving once again that people will go to great lengths for the animals they love.
Dating disasters make an appearance as we discuss what not to do on a first date—especially when alcohol and questionable decision-making become involved.
Ford finds itself dealing with a growing shortage of technicians, raising questions about who will maintain increasingly complicated vehicles in the future.
We revisit the age-old topic of people doing things that seem like a great idea in the moment and a terrible idea shortly afterward. As expected, JD contributes a few stories from his younger years involving alcohol and lessons learned the hard way.
Crime news enters the conversation with a story involving a member of New Jersey's Gambino crime family, while Florida continues to provide material with reports of a new predator appearing in the state and a Florida man attempting to steal a rather unexpected vehicle.
Fashion trends come under the microscope as we talk about Gen Z and some of the styles that leave older generations scratching their heads.
Wildlife news returns when JD shares a story about a mother bear teaching her cubs how to steal food, proving that some lessons are passed down through generations regardless of species.
Technology finds its way into the conversation as we discuss older adults discovering AI-powered photo editing tools and the surprising ways they're using them.
Father's Day reflections, dating mistakes, bears behaving badly, Florida chaos, family mysteries, and the continuing adventure of getting older.
All that and more on Episode 470 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/
JD's Daily Country Podcast – Sladio Radio
https://sladioradio.github.io/Podcast/
Dan's Daily Music Podcast – The 8-Track Years
https://danmayson.github.io/JD/
Follow The Slade and Mayson Show:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sladeandmayson
Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/SladeAndMayson