Widely-read or well-read? We live in a culture that has the expectation for people to know “tidbits” of information on a vast sum of topics, yet without the demand to understand them. Technology has morphed many of us into a sort of “Cliff Notes” encyclopedia that spits out the information without the depth or synthesis required to give knowledge it’s …

Finances. If you’re anything like me, you would rather hide in a hole than think about finances. It’s not fun, it can be pretty scary to face, and can even be embarrassing to bring up. But have hope. Getting your finances in order is a skill that’s learned and anyone can do it. We barely scratch the surface in this …

Everyone has to eat. If they don’t, they die. Or at least get hangry. And here at really really badly, we don’t want people to be hangry. Googling some quotes on cooking (because writing these intros is my greatest weakness), I came across one I really like: “No one is born a great cook, one learns by doing.” Boom. Right …

Woof, we must’ve really needed a break. We’re continuing the relaxed format this week and taking turns sharing things that have been on our minds. We cover topics ranging from early marriage lessons, common mistakes made in interviews, zoo-keeper lawsuits, and much more! Thanks for joining us again, hope you enjoy it!   Links: Zookeeper Love Triangle

It’s official!! It’s been one full year since we began this podcast. Woohoo!! This week we gave ourselves a birthday present and used a more relaxed format. We’re talking about random topics we found interesting: First drink stories, what we’ve learned from this last year of podcasting, the myth of finding “life hacks”, and more! To any of you who …

We know what you’re probably thinking: “What the heckin heck is ‘Rumspringa’?” Rumspringa is the German term for “running around”, and in many Amish communities it refers to a set period of time when Amish teenagers go outside of their tight-knit church communities and experience the outside world. Typically occurring between the ages of 16 and 20, this period of …

If you’ve ever made homemade pizza, you know that the dough needs to be evenly spread in thickness to support the sauce and assortment of toppings to go with it. If portions become too thin, the prime purpose of the crust has lost its value. Kind of like the pizza, if we stretch ourselves too thin, our work begins to …

Consistent community. How do we get it? Why is it so hard after college? Today we discuss the importance of consistent community with the one and only Landon Sweet. Whether it was bringing people together or initiating a deep conversation, Landon was always at the heart of it. However, like Landon, most of us can relate to the fact that …

Loneliness is something we’ve all experienced even if just for a season of life. But why? We are more connected, in touch, plugged in, and able to talk to anyone anywhere today than any other people before us. Why does it seem that in spite of our efforts to constantly keep up with and surround ourselves with people, we still …

The internet. It can be a wonderful and terrible thing. Today we’re discussing the hypothetical situation of having a button to destroy the internet and whether we would press it or not. It’s a fun, more lighthearted episode today and you’re going to hear a lot of ho-humming. Also! We just launched our Facebook page! Check it out: https://www.facebook.com/reallybadlypodcast/ Links/Resources: …