We have tales of being bit by dogs and monkeys and even bicycles, but we're not holding grudges. (If those lizards menacing Nicole ever do attack, though, they're dead to us.)​

With her daughter off to college soon, Nicole is obsessed with teaching independence and life skills. Terri and Catherine offer advice, despite having yet to push any of their children out of the nest.​

On this week’s Roundabout Roundup: Nicole's enjoying audiobooks on Audible [https://www.audible.com/], and mentioned that it's now integrated with the Waze app [https://www.waze.com/]. Terri shouts out Parks and Recollection [https://teamcoco.com/podcasts/parks-and-recollection], an episode-by-episode Parks and Recreation podcast (just like we did here on Round 2--only this one has Rob Lowe). And Catherine discovered a new (to her) drink at Starbucks: the Royal English Breakfast tea latte [https://www.starbucks.com/menu/product/465/hot].

We take a cue from the Bobby Bones Show [https://overcast.fm/+IvaKUKVgg/16:12] and obsess about what we'd do to transform a company if we had the funds to purchase it and remake it to our liking.

But should there be? Huckleberry [https://apps.apple.com/us/app/huckleberry-baby-child/id1169136078] is just one of many baby-tracking and sleep-promoting apps out there. Your podcast panel is divided as to how terrifying this is.

On this week's entertainment-themed Round 2, the "victory" of Bridgerton's title could have referred to a number of events, but none of them were truly victorious victories. At least one was revealed to be a big mistake (huge) almost the minute it happened. Next: "An Unthinkable Fate."

And on The Afterparty, Chelsea's story didn't take us too much farther into the mystery of who killed Xavier, but we did get to see the next place Aniq found to eavesdrop. Next: "High School."

It's almost Mother's Day, so we shared some of our favorite memories of our own moms (including how they are with our own kids). We hope all our listeners feel appreciated this week and every week.

It's a good time to set feet free from shoes and socks. But sandals can be problematic if your spouse disapproves, you have a foot condition that requires sturdier footwear, or your part of the country demands pricey versions.

We've tried cute little notes, temper tantrums, and repeating ourselves over and over (and over) again. And yet, our families ignore our wise counsel and basic rules.

On this week’s Roundabout Roundup, Nicole's enjoying traveling the world with Ed People on TikTok [https://www.tiktok.com/@edpeople]. Catherine's shouting out Milk-Bone Good Morning Daily Vitamin Treats for helping her dog's creaky joints [https://www.milkbone.com/dog-treats/vitamins/good-morning-healthy-joints]. And Terri has a spiffy new tripod standing desk that lets her travel from room to room with her laptop [https://www.intension-design.com/tripodtable].