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In this week’s episode we discussed cryptids. These are creatures that some people believe may exist somewhere in the wild, but whose present existence is disputed or unsubstantiated by science. Bigfoot, The Loch Ness Monster, Chupacabra, or The Mothman are all examples of popular cryptids.

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In this week’s episode we discussed what it means to have integrity in journalism with a special guest Julie Baxter Payer. For 14 years, Julie worked as a journalist in radio and television, receiving the Edward R. Murrow Award in 2001 for Investigative Reporting in Television. In this conversation we touch on: how technology is changing the news landscape, how to tell if some news seems fake, and what percentage of people trust the news.

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In this week’s episode we discuss a new trend of workplaces allowing you to bring your pet to work with you. I had no idea that this was as big as it was, and we talked about some crazy statistics on this subject. How do you feel about this? At the end we share our thoughts on how we think it should be handled.

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In this week’s episode we discuss all the things that we are grateful for from this past year. As usual it is Thanksgiving time here in The States, and there is nothing like surrounding yourself with people you love, over a meal, sharing in life together. All of us here want to say a special thank you to everyone who has been a continued listener of this show, you help make all this possible!

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In this week’s episode we discuss the fact that The Simpsons has a long track record of things in their show coming true many years later. I think most of it is a coincidence, but Stoney thinks there is time traveling involved. Some of it is a little too good to be true though.

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In this week’s episode we had a continued discussion with Brandon Iglesias about the next generation in weapons. Just like the first one, this conversation was a big one and we touched on some truly unbelievable stuff. I can’t begin to summarize accurately what all we talked about, you’ll have to just listen.

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In this week’s episode we discuss electronic vehicles, and some of the common myths and misconceptions. We also touched on a lot of the political points, such as California not being able to sell new gas powered cars in a couple years and how that will impact our country as a whole.

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In this week’s episode we discussed a big topic in the news right now. It is the conflict going on in Israel with Hamas, and we brought an incredibly special guest for today’s episode. Rabbi Barry Weinstein is a leader in our local Jewish community, as well as a historian. We all appreciate him for coming out and sharing some of his time for this important episode.

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In this week’s episode we discussed how inflation and the pandemic has made it more expensive to do fun activities. Things as simple as movies and concert tickets, extracurriculars for children, or even food prices.

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In this week’s episode we discussed the pelvic floor and its relation to the rest of our bodies, primarily in women. Our special guest is Lauren Luke, who is an orthopedic physical therapist that specializes in pelvic floor dysfunction. She also helps pregnant and postpartum moms reduce hip and low back pain and prepare for a better birth and recovery.

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