We bring you some good news from the goodnewsnetwork.org because this entire world needs some good stories right now. We also talk a little more about some fun days to celebrate this fine, lovely second week of April. And Kym talks about sifting through owl poop and finding rat teeth and other bones. Read all those sentences again. Vurrrrry slowly. One is not like the others. It's what we do.

The time's they are a-reelin' and we're trying to adjust to this temporary "new normal" along with everyone else. Today's episode is a little different as Kym was unable to record, so Kris' daughter Hayley hopped on and they have a candid discussion about life in quarantine. Oh, and like, there are, like, a LOT of, you know, likes in this episode.

We're back! And we are dropping the C-word all over the place (we actually drop both C-words...SHHHHHH don't tell our moms). But because we believe there's more to life these days than V Who Must Not Be Named, we also bring you all the ridiculous (and some pretty heavy) international days to observe over the next week. Now you just need to decide if you're gonna celebrate in your living room, kitchen, or bedroom. If the latter, please practice safe sex, since any offspring from such sheltering shenanigans will be known as a Coronial so don't say you weren't warned.

This week we talk about humanity, trolls, knee-jerk reactions, panic purchasing, hand-washing, drinking bleach, and wonder deeply about two things: how is toilet paper going to save mankind, and how on earth is it possible to not touch your face *rests chin on fist, contemplating* Oh, and happy Full Moon and Friday the 13th. Yep. We're in trouble.

We are at Chapman University campus in Orange, CA, where the aMAYZing archives of broadcaster Huell Howser are exhibited. If you don't recall the name, you may remember Huell's distinct Nashville accent which brought his human interest stories straight into our homes and hearts for over 30 years. He may be most famous for his hidden gems PBS show, "California's Gold." This is an audio-only episode. If your player supports enhanced podcasts, please listen to the enhanced version of this episode!

We are at Chapman University campus in Orange, CA, where the aMAYZing archives of broadcaster Huell Howser are exhibited. If you don't recall the name, you may remember Huell's distinct Nashville accent which brought his human interest stories straight into our homes and hearts for over 30 years. He may be most famous for his hidden gems PBS show, "California's Gold." If your podcast provider supports enhanced episodes, you'll be able to see photos of most of the things Kris and Kym talk about today.

Hey we don't know if we're gonna be around the podsphere in four years, so we've gotta talk about Leap Year NOW. This is the episode. Almost everything you want to know about Leap Year is right here at the touch of your play button. So jump...leap right in for all the mathy facts behind this very odd day. But first, spiders. And streaming shows.

We've recorded outside in a stationary setup and we've taken walking tours using our digital recorder. But today...we really just intended to record some extra material as we took a morning stroll and we ended up with a rather ASMR0like, "come walk with us" experience that's new for us. Today is a virtual stroll through a lovely neighborhood, replete with birds, cars, horses (and of course us) right up to the keys opening the door of Kym's house signaling the end to our nature hike.

Today we give hope to those who forgot Valentine's Day is right around the corner. Thanks to Buzzfeed, we have a nice list of possible gifts you can Amazon-prime in time, though we're pretty sure a heartlfelt love note, a nice dinner, and a bunch of flowers from the local grocer would be a lovely move too (wink).

We've been reminded of how fragile life is this week, so we're talking about the importance of letting those we love KNOW we love them...but there's also that fine line of not everyone who has a pivotal role in your life is automatically owed love or respect...and that's OK. Of course, we lighten the topic with a harrowing tale from the eight-legged heebie-jeebie vault: spiders in your pants. Shiver.