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Five years ago, the world was completely changed by a devastating pandemic. Quarantines were mandatory, masks and gloves were the trending accessories in grocery stores, and we all had to find new ways to connect with one another. Video conferencing became a very popular way for communities to gather, kvetch, have a happy hour, attend religious services, get divorced, play games, etc. In November of 2020, a group of podcast fans got together virtually to celebrate one of their birthdays. Another video call was held for Thanksgiving, then more going into the holidays and beyond. For about a year, a community was created consisting of people of all different ages, backgrounds, and countries.
That’s where we, Jasmine and Michael, met and connected. Years later, we have decided to start a podcast. Will it work? Will people care? We’re not sure. We just figured we’d invite others to take part in our discussions. We’ll have weekly catch-ups, guests, games, a wheel of topics, audience suggestions, and a closing segment inspired by Ouiser Boudreaux of Chinquapin Parrish to ensure we go out on a positive note no matter how heated we get. Pull up a chair and join us around the dumpster fire for some ‘Pleasant Conversations.’
By Pleasant ConversationsFive years ago, the world was completely changed by a devastating pandemic. Quarantines were mandatory, masks and gloves were the trending accessories in grocery stores, and we all had to find new ways to connect with one another. Video conferencing became a very popular way for communities to gather, kvetch, have a happy hour, attend religious services, get divorced, play games, etc. In November of 2020, a group of podcast fans got together virtually to celebrate one of their birthdays. Another video call was held for Thanksgiving, then more going into the holidays and beyond. For about a year, a community was created consisting of people of all different ages, backgrounds, and countries.
That’s where we, Jasmine and Michael, met and connected. Years later, we have decided to start a podcast. Will it work? Will people care? We’re not sure. We just figured we’d invite others to take part in our discussions. We’ll have weekly catch-ups, guests, games, a wheel of topics, audience suggestions, and a closing segment inspired by Ouiser Boudreaux of Chinquapin Parrish to ensure we go out on a positive note no matter how heated we get. Pull up a chair and join us around the dumpster fire for some ‘Pleasant Conversations.’