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This week, the twins recap their recent experience at a Ty Evans Mulemanship Clinic. Riley reflects on being a beginner and the power of repetition, and Quinn and her mustang, Ghost, work cows for their first time. The tradition of the July 4th sourdough hot dog bun lives on. Stay to the end for a Mexico to Canada mindset update.

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This Tuesday, Quinn and Riley share updates on wildlife encounters, sports fandom, and recent reads. The twins laugh a lot when reflecting on childhood shenanigans. Riley recommends several books: Devotion by Patti Smith, The Safekeep by Yael Van Der Wouden, Stag Dance by Torrey Peters, and Of Women and Salt by Gabriela Garcia. Happy Tuesday, enjoy!

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Quinn shares a life changing goal. The twins discuss the early plans for her ambitious journey. Hint: new (used) packing equipment has hit the tack room. Riley plants window boxes and revels in the joy of flowers.

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We can all agree that the twins living in the same state is a positive step for humankind. Riley gifts her neighbors (not enough) sourdough and acknowledges the struggles of baking and gardening at high altitude. Quinn learns a new term. Join Quinn and Riley this Tuesday with an episode of life updates and a lot of laughter. 

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Packing has Quinn on a string, and she couldn’t be happier. This week, we learn more about the pack school and adventure to the Pacific Northwest Quinn went on with her donkey, mule, and mustang. From coin shower misadventures to tying gear, it was a learning experience all around. Listen on for a brief update on Riley’s move to Colorado and details of the twins’ birthday bash (aka a mommy daughter girl’s day!)

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Happy June, Q&R Code listeners! This Tuesday, Riley rounds out sharing about her trip to New Zealand with a celebrity sighting that just makes sense. She also points out the cultural differences she noticed between the US and NZ regarding advertising and farming. Quinn shares her “grab life by the horns moment” as she prepares for a solo adventure. Thanks for listening!

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Happy Tuesday, listeners! You know it’s a good day because Quinn and Riley cannot get Kacey Musgraves out of their heads. The twins plan for live music in the summer season, because they’ve learned from their past regrets of letting an opportunity of seeing your favorite artist slipped by. Quinn’s husband, Sean, brought the camp cook mentality to Bryce Canyon Mule Days and Quinn highly benefited. We hope you enjoy listening and would appreciate for you to write and review our podcast!

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The binoculars are out this week. Riley shares about her trip to New Zealand. From the amazing birds she got to see (and the birds she did not), the hand pies, and hiking with views of Aoraki (Mount Cook), a great time was had by all. We encourage you all to be cheeky as a kea and, if given the opportunity, race your friends on a luge track.

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Quinn and Riley have had a week full of breath-taking adventures in new places in the world. This Tuesday, Quinn shares about her first "Mule Days" experience and the joy of camaraderie. Red cliffs, braying mules, and black stone cooking is on the menu for today's episode.

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In part two of this 4/20 themed episode, the twins dive deeper into their current goals around cannabis use. Should this plant be a coping mechanism or a social enhancement? Can it contribute to personal growth? Let's reflect together.

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