Covid Baby

Steve clocks out at 12:00 sharp, screen dimming like a curtain call. He’s upstairs by 12:03—no pit stops, no scroll breaks, just a straight shot to the stage. Linda’s already mid-countdown, voice dancing with playful urgency, echoing the night’s soundtrack: phantom phone rings, guest stars who never RSVP’d, and stories that tumble into delightful disarray. It’s our nightly ritual—half sitcom, half symphony, all heart, always us.

Chicken lockdown jokes. Music by Steve "He Went to the Barn and Met with Success"

If it's not vibrating, it's not there.

The case for woman not to change their last name. Music by Mindframe (Doli/Steve) "The Way It Is"

It could be worse.

West Virginia Carbide Camp CULTURE SHOCK.

With Roger Brick from Cell Block D in San Diego talking to Linda and Steve. Music by Under The Big Top (ron/tim/doli/steve) "Beneath Your Skin"

In this explosive episode, Linda and Steve unleash unfiltered truths about the chaos gripping Chicago. From street violence and media spin to parenting failures and political division, they hold nothing back. It’s gritty, it’s real, and it’s a wake-up call from the heart of the city.

Music by Mindframe (doli/steve) "Sometimes Love is Not What You Think It's Supposed to Be"

You gotta be careful. Music by Mindframe (Doli/Steve) "Street Tribe"