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Life after V; how we are moving forward with only one dog.
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CW: pet loss, grief, euthanasia, lots of crying
This isn't our typical episode, but it's the one we needed to record. Two weeks ago, our beloved dog, Vida, passed away. In this episode, the two of us sit down together for the very first time to talk through our grief, the crushing void her absence has left in our daily lives, and the unpredictable nature of loss.
We also take some time to smile through the tears, sharing our favorite memories of Vida alongside reflections on the other special pets we’ve loved and lost over the years. This conversation was a necessary step in our healing process, and we are opening up our hearts to share it with you. Whether you are navigating your own grief or just want to help us honor Vida's memory, thank you for listening.
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We are back on location from the camper, broadcasting straight from a lifelong favorite: Maple Heights Campground in Lakewood, WI. Please excuse our "rustic" campground audio quality—we promise the stories make up for the funk! [1]
In this episode, T officially reaffirms Rule #4: Ice cream on vacation is mandatory. We achieved this noble goal with delicious stops at Northern Delights and Sweet Memories Candy Store (where we may or may not have dropped a small fortune on candy... zero regrets).
Inside this episode:
Grab your favorite brew, sit back, and relax at the campsite with us!
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Step into the local creative scene with us this week for this on-location episode! We’re sitting down with Jess, the passionate owner of The French House of Clay located at 900 Dousman Street in Green Bay. Whether you are a master maker or have never touched clay in your life, Jess has built a welcoming, creative sanctuary open to all skill levels.
In this conversation, Jess shares her inspiring business origin story, connects with us over a shared love of coffee, and drops her absolute favorite coffee spot in the Green Bay area.
Grab a cup of coffee and join us as we discuss:
Please note: As this episode was captured on location, you may notice some differences in sound quality compared to our studio-recorded episodes.
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We’re back at one of our favorite spots—Mauthe Lake Campground—for another on-location episode! This time, the crew has expanded by four paws... well, eight paws, actually.
In this episode, we’re introducing our newest "interns," Spike and Sonja. They’re only three months old, but you’re never too young to learn the ropes of podcasting and camp life. We also take a moment to check in on our senior girl, Vida, and navigate the ups and downs of camping in extreme weather.
Pull up a camp chair as we chat about:
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We couldn’t let a few technical hiccups stand in the way of this story. Dell’s journey from a childhood kitchen to opening Crepe Bistro & Cafe in Green Bay’s Broadway District is too good not to share properly.
This week, we head back to the bistro for a "Take 2" that captures the full magic of Dell’s vision. Join us as we dive into:
Note: We’ve kept the previous episode live because the conversation was still incredible, but we hope you’ll join us for this higher-quality "remastered" visit.
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**Note: We had sound issues with this recording, but good news! We went back to Crepe Bistro & Cafe for another try. That went MUCH better "sound-wise" while also still learning so much more from Dell. Check out Episode 53!
🎙️ This week, Hey You Podcast is on location at Crepe Bistro & Cafe!
We sat down with owner Dell inside his cozy Green Bay bistro to talk about what inspired him to bring authentic French crêpes to the community. From the story behind the menu to the passion that fuels his business, this episode is filled with great conversation, local flavor, and entrepreneurial insight.
Of course, we couldn’t record at a crepe cafe without tasting a few ourselves — and let’s just say, the food lived up to the story. 🥞☕
If you love supporting local businesses, learning what drives small business owners, or just enjoy a warm, community-centered conversation, this one’s for you.
Press play and join us at the table.
(Due to the nature of the space, there's a bit of a reverb/echo, but we promise it's worth the listen!)
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January means a new year of camping plans which includes the potential for...camping kitties! We met some really cute kittens but it wasn't meant to be, at least not yet. Also, our NYE party was a good time, as usual, as was our 23rd wedding anniversary. We got bit with the nostalgia bug, getting to see Labyrinth in the theatre for it's 40th anniversary. Quick mentions of Olive's grilled cheese of the week (K gives it two thumbs up).
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TW: pet death, grief
Today we talk about one of the hardest days in a pet owner's life - saying goodbye to a furry family member. We're heartbroken to share the passing of our cat, Keesa Fish, the one who brought the "Fish Minute" to some of our episodes. We chat about some favorite memories from her 18+ years of life with us and how we're handling the loss. There are tears.
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Excuse the initial chaos in this episode - we had just scrubbed the pups and they were restless and shivering. And K was being a butthead, but that's normal. This episode covers some updates on T's new job, Keesa Fish's condition, family happenings, and plans for December and the 2026 camping season. We also chat about some local food spots we recently visited:
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