In this episode, Mama B. gives details about her Nashville door

knocking experience in the summer heat for her daughter’s

special election campaign. She also talks about a few

significant SCOTUS rulings handed down in June and their

implications while, yet again, giving her listeners some sage

advice along the way.

Topics talked about in detail or hinted at include:  Tiger Moms, MAGA Experiences in Arizona including a new January 6th conspiracy theory, Pride Month, a stay at a Grand Old Southern Hotel in Memphis that Elvis loved, and tales from the Mississippi Delta regarding Tennessee’s very own First Grand Wizard of the KKK and his effect on the state to this very day.

May is the month known for Mother’s Day and Memorial Day. During this month we honor and celebrate the mothers, matriarchs, and the mothering influences in our lives. On Memorial Day we honor those who have died fighting for our country. In this podcast, Mama B. tells stories about the significance of the color red for both these holidays.

Mama B. weighs in on the events of March 27 through April

13, a very shameful and consequential history making more

than two weeks for the state of Tennessee and American

Democracy. She talks about the mass shooting at a private

Christian school in Nashville and the stupid but not surprising

political missteps of Republicans in the Tennessee House in

dealing with gun reform protestors and The Tennessee Three.

She also brings up some interesting points mostly not

considered in the reporting done by mainstream and cable

media. As usual, Mama B. gives you something to think about.

In celebration of Women’s Herstory Month, Mama B. tells listeners about a little-known Revolutionary War Soldier. She asks some thought-provoking questions of her listeners while telling some personal stories as she talks about her concerns for a new class of political refugees in this country: the LGBTQ community.

By popular demand, Mama B. continues her discussion on Sweden. In this podcast, she highlights its progressive government while making comparisons to the United States. Some of this year's February events have more of a connection to Sweden than listeners may even realize

A travelogue of Mama B.’s family trip to Sweden & the Arctic. . . ending with words of warning.

Topics of discussion all in one podcast: December celebrations, Monuments Men and Warrior Librarians, The Best of America, Irritations, and an Adventure on the Horizon

Mama B. talks about the mid-term election results most of us didn’t see coming and tells listeners a few personal stories regarding family MAGA fans. After recording last month’s podcast, Mama B. made her annual pilgrimage to the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming to pay her respects at Sacajawea’s gravesite and to visit one of the reservation’s mission churches. In honor of Native American Month, she tells listeners about an ancient Native American legend that might still be significant in this day and age.