We Didn’t Start The Podcast

A sadder topic today, but a necessary one. And then we learn about volcanoes! Iceland is cool!

Former President Ronald Reagan gets discussed today, as well as our experiences with James Cameron's "Avatar". Is it a good metric to judge your date? Hmmm...

Politics are hard, and murder is harder. Some rough history this week, some we have a very close memory of. This week discusses the Belgian Congo and the murder of George Floyd.

The first of some verrry heavy episodes, dealing with police brutality, race issues and the deaths of children. Surprisingly, U2 isn't all fun and games either. So we understand if this isn't the day or podcast episode for you. Nonetheless, the killing of Tamir Rice is an important issue, and we encourage you to educate yourself on the event and ways you can help create change whenever you feel safe to do so. 

So Anne and Kelly don't play baseball... like, at all. But that doesn't mean they can't appreciate Mickey Mantle and all he brought to the sport. And they revisit an old hoax that shouldn't have gotten as far as it did...

A musical episode today, though both of the subjects are known for much more than their music. Anne And Kelly have to work to learn about the impact of conductor Arturo Toscanini, and then have to work to reconcile their feelings on Michael Jackson... 

It's time to get philosophical! The writings of George Santayana prime us for the first of some heavy topics this podcast will cover, and Kelly and Anne spend a lot of time talking about life. We hope we ended it on a high note, but please share with us your philosophies and ways of protesting, even the ones that are complicated!

Captain Planet isn't as popular as it once was, and somehow Anne and Kelly have completely different childhoods. What lessons did these two pieces of entertainment try to teach us, and do their messages resonate?

Are you Team Ye or Team Taylor? Anne and Kelly discuss their fandom relationship to Taylor Swift and the artist formerly known as Kanye West. Admittedly, they're a bit more fans of Swift than Ye, but you guys can tell us which albums are the ones to hit up ;) After talking about these artists individually (and an impromptu visit from Kelly's toddler,) we discuss what happened when these two nuclear forces collided.

Anne and Kelly discuss their memories of Queen Elizabeth, King Charles and the future of the royal family, growing up Canadian and whether their grandmother accurately predicted the end of the world.