Exciting news! We are having a live podcast in 2024 for episode 2024. Reuben experiences why you don’t want to let the bed bugs bite . Avoid them at all cost because it can take an entire week to get rid of them.

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Louisa, Jeff’s wife, shares the most unlikely of stories involving the police and power wheels and Reuben has a murderous garden shed that neighborhood vermin should stay away from.

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On this episode, Anuj, shares his journey from India to Purdue University in the field of machine learning and artificial intelligence. He also mentions the difference between India and US culturally — he can’t support eating donuts for breakfast. Anuj, explains how AI works and explains the different types of artificial intelligence and how he uses it in everyday life.

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Things really do happen in pairs. Both Reuben and Leighton cancelled their gym memberships within a two-week period. Both learned how to do business and make it as difficult as possible for customers. If anyone has a gym or health fitness club recommendation in Northern Indiana, comment below or send us a message and we’ll highlight it on the podcast. It’s hard to imagine making cancelling a…

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While driving through Denver, Reuben was shocked to see a looming red building along the highway with the words “Dazbog” on the side of it. Here’s a link to the street view. We also tried another Uncle Joel edible, camel jerky.

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Jeff and Nicholas sample some more edibles from uncle Joel — “Turkey food is good”. Nicholas almost fell off a cliff… but Theodore reached out and saved him in the Nick of time.

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Enjoy our first app recommendation in years on the FPP (probably years ). Jeff has been on the hunt for a while for a task management/reminders app that follows David Allen’s methodology of Getting Things Done. Uncle Joel generously sent more edibles. On this episode we tried the Bluefin Tuna egg mash from the Mediterranean Sea.

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Myles Miller brings an edible to the podcast, a century egg.

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Sarah Miller tells the story about how a mysterious (and creepy) vehicle with tinted windows sat outside her house and how she discovered it part of an undercover drug bust operation. Thanks also to Alice Orendorf for sending twisted cinnamon rolls all the way from Maryland!

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