Dave Primeau, or to those of us that know him well, Uncle Dave joins us in studio to talk about the male perspective regarding a childless existence.  Its a funny, insightful conversation that ends with Pete doing his Silence of the Lambs impression.  

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Cindy Schmidt joins the guys in studio to discuss being a woman without children, how she came to that decision and what effect it has had on her life.  If you like the show, please show some love and give us a review.  You can also support us here - https://www.patreon.com/whatthehelldidyousay by subscribing to Pete's Pals.

On this episode we take a look at body shaming and how it tends to be disregarded as a form of discrimination.  Plus, we talk about being funny and how it changes people and their expectations toward your friendship or relationship.

 

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Music is subjective and different genres speak to different people, so why do we mock and judge people for what they have in their musical catalog?  This episode attempts to shed light on that.  It's a fun look at what people bob their heads to.  Shannon's brother, Comedian Tommy Thompson joins this discussion.

We are joined in studio by our guest A.  We discuss gender, labels and how information can change the way we all view each other.  It is a great episode that illuminated a topic that has substantial importance.

 

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On episode 17 Shannon's brother-in-law, Jamal joins us.  We discuss how a black man became a fiscal conservative and what affect that has had on his life.  An excellent, enlightening and entertaining episode.  Or the four e's.

Episode 16 features a discussion about alcohol and the labels we give people that drink or don't drink it.  Joining Shannon and Pete this episode are Chris Emeott sitting in for Jason Friedrich's as a guest host and Magic Mike, bartender aficionado.  Give it a listen while you are struggling through your post NYE sobriety cleanse.

On the season two premier episode Shannon goes solo to discuss mental health stigmas and labels with advocate Brian Jost. Brian gives a compelling interview of his struggles with Bi-Polar Disorder and address how mental health stigmas should be considered discrimination.

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Comedian Benny Quash is in the basement for episode 14.  We attempt (and fail) to break down the murder of a Saudi journalist, rehash a recent tire fire of a party and we discuss the Scream Town incident.

This week our buddy Virgil joins us to talk about what else?  Brett Kavanaugh.  We also discuss the difference about being prejudice and being racist and Pete and Jason recap their recent trip to Duluth that included the viewing of a terrible event.