Odd Dad Out

Welcome to the Mom and Dad Cuss (a Little) Podcast- on the Odd Dad Out Podcast
*Crossover Special!!!*
In celebration of our 7th anniversary we have launched our new "Parenting" show. Tonight we recall our whirlwind of a relationship while giving you all a taste of what to expect from the "Mom and Dad Cuss" podcast. There's no sugar coating or fluff on this show.
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Welcome to the Mom and Dad Cuss (a Little) Podcast- on the Odd Dad Out Podcast
*Crossover Special!!!*
In celebration of our 7th anniversary we have launched our new "Parenting" show. Tonight we recall our whirlwind of a relationship while giving you all a taste of what to expect from the "Mom and Dad Cuss" podcast. There's no sugar coating or fluff on this show.
Coming to i-tunes so get ready to subscribe...

This week I think back on my childhood TV habits and talk about some of the shows I used to watch. Then I look at some of the shows that we share with our children now. From watching "Rugrats" to singing along with "RuPaul's Drag Race," our boys seem to have a pretty well rounded television exposure.

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Automobile Rage

I'm back after a week off to deal with a severe case of "fucking tired" combined with a hint of "don't know what to talk about" to bring you this week's rant about cars. Specifically I'm talking about the stupidity of the "tuner" culture and the compulsion to "supe up" your car. No history lesson this week, just a plain old school Odd Dad Out bitching. Enjoy... or don't, I'm not the boss of you...

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What do 90% of nerds have in common? COFFEE!! True nerds love coffee and research. As I am a nerd, what could be more fitting than researching coffee? This week we learn a bit about coffee and make fun of the strange history and haters of the "Wine of the Bean."
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I think this is going to go down as the Superbowl of WTF.
Ok, it's established that I don't "like" sports especially, but that doesn't stop me from watching "The Big Game" on principle. After all you don't have to care about the teams to appreciate the event. There is always plenty to enjoy and ridicule besides the football game anyway. (Incidentally I had to actually do research for some of this info.)
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This week I'm solo again. For the most part I just get on a revolving door of what I do all this for. I really do love making this show and appreciate everybody who listens. I don't care if I get famous or popular, just knowing that anyone out there willingly invites my thoughts into their sound space is rewarding enough. Also don't be an asshole...

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ReAnna's Football Movie Guide:

Friday Night Lights
Radio
Remember the Titans
The Replacements (Adam's Pick)
Oscar's Boycott

Jada Pinkett Smith is boycotting the Academy Awards because for the 2nd straight year there are no African American nominees.
"Clueless" actress, Stacey Dash has fired back at the boycott and begun feuding with the BET network in the process.
AZ girls post "racist" photo

A picture of six Desert Vista High School seniors went viral on Friday, sparking outrage across social media when someone thought it would be funny to post a photo spelling out "NI**ER" with their shirts from a recent school picture.

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Once again, my wife ReAnna joins me on the show. For all her complaining about the time I spend doing this, she does have a good time being on the show. Tonight she joins me for an extra long episode to go over a bit of the news of the week, and some of our personal happenings.

"The 69 Club"

In the last few weeks 3 highly influential English celebrities have died of cancer at the age of 69
•Lemmy Kilmister: Dec 28, 2015- Singer/ Bassist for metal band Motorhead. Died 4 days after his 70th birthday from brain cancer diagnosed only 2 days before his death. Due to an online petition, the Jack Daniels and Coke has been officially named the "Lemmy."
•David Bowie: Jan 10, 2016- Singer (Ziggy Stardust), songwriter, record producer, actor, painter. Died from liver cancer 2 days after his 69th birthday. His final album "Blackstar" debuted as his first #1 album in the US.
•Alan Rickman: Jan 14, 2016: Film and stage actor and director. Died from pancreatic cancer discovered after a minor stroke. Many have used Twitter to pay homage to Rickman by “raising their wands” in reference to a scene in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince when Hogwarts students point their wands to the sky to honor the recently-deceased Dumbledore.

Home Life
•We are one of those families that treat their pets like any other member of the family. We go into depth about each of our pets' personalities and their place in the family.•Emmit: Dalmatian/ Lab, grumpy old guard dog
•Fluffy: doesn't know she's a cat, we're convinced she used to be a nurse
•Cheyenne: ReAnna's boxer- spoiled little princess, lost to cancer in November
•Toby: ReAnna's cat- Got lost over the weekend and caused housewide freakout

•ReAnna is excited for season 2 of Dinotrux on Netflix. She even started shopping for clothes.
•We aren't very friendly. We don't talk to people much, and we really only go out on Halloween•ReAnna thinks the guy next door is creepy for sitting in his garage "people watching" all day.

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Tonight I planned to talk about harvesting oranges, the craziness of the weather this winter, and the full blown force of El Niño. Fortunately I did NOT spend 30 minutes talking about the weather and got sidetracked into complaining about HOA's. I also realize that I am terrible at perceiving the basic passage of time, or my age, or whatever age I'm supposed to be.
• It's winter time. That means harvesting season for the citrus in Arizona. I've been slowly working on picking all the oranges from my tree. I've gotten about 150 lbs down already and probably have another 200 to go. In the mean time winter has officially reared it's head and there are blizzards in some parts of the country. Northern Arizona has actually gotten 30 inches of SNOW in the last week. Some towns are nearly inaccessible because of the ice and snow on the mountain roads. Of course down here in Phoenix that just means it's been raining for 4 days straight with 40 degree temps. I realize that is warm for a lot of places, but for us here it's damn cold.
•Because I can't complete a thought, HOA's suck. Pain in the ass organizations that make something as basic as checking your mail or mowing your lawn difficult. I don't need somebody telling me how my house should look. Going along with HOA's are the "snowbirds" that run them, all the old people who basically fly south for the winter because they live in cold places. I dunno, I'm not a fan of humans migrating seasonally. They may try to act nice, but they are the most nit-picky old bastards who will ever live next to you for 3 months a year.
•Time is a funny thing. Time and age are relative. I have to remind myself from time to time that I am actually an adult with a wife and 4 children. Then I have to remember that I'm 31 and that is actually perfectly acceptable. I think about my age in relation to other things like my children or my younger siblings and then I really feel old. Then I remember how old my big sisters are and it's not so bad. I think about my dad (65) in relation to my youngest brother (18) and think he's old. Then I'll remember that my oldest sister is 37 and it's suddenly not so bad. Again time and age are all in how you perceive them.

Should I try out live streaming shows? I've considered trying out a possible live show either using Spreaker or Mixlr. Let me know on Facebook or Twitter @odddadout.

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