Mediocre from Minnesota

Jon and Sam love to hear themselves talk, but they sometimes lack planning skills. Disclaimer: Most, if not all, topics discussed were generated by ChatGPT. 

Jadde Rowe - A top-notch realtor, a triathlete, and an American Nina Warrior competitor discusses the ins and outs of real estate, what it takes to finish a triathlon, and helps Sam and Jon with upping their social media game.

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Sarah Beckman - A former farm kid, sports enthusiast, and ultra-competitive gal chats about the array of animals she tended to growing up, her love of trivia and the time her school lunch ladies won millions in the lottery.

Marie Zimmerman - A writer and advocate for community involvement talks about her involvement in 4H, newspapers, and kolaches.

Tony Padilla - A United States Army veteran and rural Minnesota chief of police makes his return to the podcast to continue the conversation from Episode 22. Additionally, the boys experiment with the button bar.

Alyssa Schauer - This Minnesota Master Naturalist and lifelong writer talks about spider camp, astrology, travel, and more.  Listen to the end to find out if Sam is actually able to answer a trivia question correctly.

Vincent Maertz - Vince and the boys chat about a wide array of topics including: the Maertz adoption hearing, AI creations, aliens, animals and more! 

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Jen Droneck-Fink - A former social worker who specialized in Child Protection Services walks us through the details of her 20+ year career, reflects on her family farm upbringing, and explains her love for pulltabs.  

Alex Eatherton - A data-minded marketing analyst discusses his time running a marathon, the golf world, and his love of video games. 

Tony Padilla - A veteran who served in the United States Army for over 20 years discusses his time in the military and his transition to civilian life serving as the Chief of Police in a rural Minnesota city.