We really did mean to do a proper episode but....what can I say, we dropped the ball. So, instead, here are the wild ramblings of Autumn. Alone. On a Sunday night. After a margarita. ENJOY!!!

Autumn can't contain her disdain for the Sex and the City continuation, And Just Like That...

Greg and Autumn explore the responsibility creators have to their audiences, and how wokeness is in its death throes, as it is packaged and sold like a mass produced food item, chock full of additives and preservatives. 

The poison that is sugar. ::Insert skull and crossbones here::

Greg has a mental breakdown looking to buy a Christmas Tree, Autumn uses the story as an opportunity to talk about self-awareness.

Vacuums. The episode is about vacuums. 

Many people are on a desperate grab for acknowledgment. Does this drive them further into digital connectivity, or does the connectivity cause the need to be noticed? And does it even matter? Or are we all doomed? 

A result of probable undiagnosed OCD, Greg has divided the passage of life into three columns. As 40 approaches, both Autumn and Greg find themselves squarely in the middle column and spend the episode reflecting on where they are as the halfway point looms.

Autumn inserted herself into a situation, which prompted this week's discussion about when to mind your own business and when to get involved. Also, Autumn said Greg's mic sounded good, when really, it over-modulated at times. He was traveling and recording remotely, so give some slack. Thanks!

How does creativity fit into one's life? Does it need to be tied to career? Does it matter if there's no audience? Autumn and Greg explore the need to be creative and the purpose it serves.

Music for this week's episode by Hardmonica - It's Time For Halloween

Autumn has been foraging and is eating things she finds in the forest, and by the pond, and on the sidewalk.