In a quick follow-up to episode 1, I talk to my mother about another dream concert she checked off her list and once again struggle with accepting that my 70-year-old, 5'2", Mormon mother is far cooler than I will ever be.

Join me to discuss a lifelong love of pub games with my father, Woody Woods. From pool and darts to poker variations with crazy house rules (and just as crazy betting). We begin with stories of the bars he literally grew up in, and end in the game room that those bars inspired.

I talk with my older brother, Jordan Woods, about the origins of the dry, sarcastic, and dark sense of humor that he and I share. We discuss our generation-spanning family tree, his discovery that pain can be funny, and our love of stand-up comedy.

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I catch up with my wife's Aunt Julia to learn about her culinary history and how the places she has lived has impacted it. We go from small town Florida, to a year as an exchange student in Sweden, to life as a naval-spouse. 

Julia works with Compass, the Naval Service family line, to assist Navy spouses all over the world in learning how to navigate life within the Navy: https://www.nsfamilyline.org/compass

Tinaktak recipe discussed in episode

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Join me as I talk to my magnificent mother, Tonya Woods, about her love of live events. We begin her journey in a small, east Texas town, touch on the best and worst shows she’s ever seen, discuss her plan for her fast-approaching retirement, and end with a revelation that leaves me flabbergasted.

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