While She’s Napping

Cindy and Adam reflect on the American Thanksgiving holiday as we know it, unpacking the myths behind the holiday's origins, how people celebrate it today, and what it means to them. 

They wrap up the episode by reviewing the results of the Instagram polls regarding traditional side dishes and reveal some of the more atypical ones... hard boiled eggs on lasagna? Taco salad, anyone?  

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Cindy and Adam are joined by the Babes - Chris and Sara - of the MySpace With You Podcast to tackle  the growing modern phenomenon of Anti-Intellectualism. 

 

They discuss what Anti-Intellectualism is, how it has seen an increase in support, and how it influences social media content, the flow of misinformation, and even the Presidential Election. 

 

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Alright! Cindy and Adam reflect on the results of the Presidential Election and how it unfolded for them. They touch on the rollercoaster of emotions they experienced from Tuesday night all the way up until the moment Biden was announced as President-Elect on Saturday afternoon. Most importantly, they talk about how impactful it is and will be for a female to be taking office in the White House and what that means to them as parents of a 2 year old daughter. 

They also discuss whether or not this will be the end of Trumpism, what this means for Trump's legacy moving forward, and how there is a light at the end of the tunnel now that both Biden and Harris will be taking office. 

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So it's come down to this - Cindy and Adam (hopefully) wrap up their series on the election by discussing it with a classic vent session. 

They briefly revisit the topics they had previously discussed in the Election series, voice their concerns with each candidate and their respective parties, and who they (well... Adam) think will end up winning.

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As they take a break from the political commentary, Cindy and Adam reminisce about all things Halloween! 

 

They discuss their favorite childhood memories trick-or-treating, the shift from childhood Halloween to adulthood Halloween, and they review the poll results from our listeners' favorite candy, films, and costumes.

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On our previous episodes, we shared some of the resources and opportunities we have found to help make sure everyone's voice is heard in the upcoming election. Here are the links we mentioned: 

 

Step 1: Go to www.vote.org to check/update your own registration status, request an absentee ballot, find polling places, and become a poll worker. Get all of your options for voting and deadlines for your state. 

 

Step 2: Visit www.VoteSaveAmerica.com to Adopt a State and make phone calls/send texts to voters in swing states. In a lot of these states, the margins in 2016 were razor thin, and likely will be again. This program reaches out to undecided, first-time, and infrequent voters to make sure they have the information and motivation to vote in this election. 

 

Step 3: Volunteer to write letters to voters through www.SwingLeft.org or www.VoteFwd.org. Your only cost is postage and envelopes. Help engage other voters AND support the USPS!

Continuing their series of issues surrounding the upcoming Presidential Election, Cindy and Adam tackle the topic of Political Correctness.

They discuss how the term has evolved, common responses that resist progress, and how political correctness has been weaponized by Trump's base. 

For the referenced NPR articled, click HERE

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On our previous episodes, we shared some of the resources and opportunities we have found to help make sure everyone's voice is heard in the upcoming election. Here are the links we mentioned: 

 

Step 1: Go to www.vote.org to check/update your own registration status, request an absentee ballot, find polling places, and become a poll worker. Get all of your options for voting and deadlines for your state. 

 

Step 2: Visit www.VoteSaveAmerica.com to Adopt a State and make phone calls/send texts to voters in swing states. In a lot of these states, the margins in 2016 were razor thin, and likely will be again. This program reaches out to undecided, first-time, and infrequent voters to make sure they have the information and motivation to vote in this election. 

 

Step 3: Volunteer to write letters to voters through www.SwingLeft.org or www.VoteFwd.org. Your only cost is postage and envelopes. Help engage other voters AND support the USPS!

As they continue their series related to the US Election, Cindy and Adam explore the world of QAnon. 

They provide their understanding of what the movement is, how believers are drawn in, how it relates to other conspiracy theories, and its implications in US politics. 

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On our previous episodes, we shared some of the resources and opportunities we have found to help make sure everyone's voice is heard in the upcoming election. Here are the links we mentioned: 

 

Step 1: Go to www.vote.org to check/update your own registration status, request an absentee ballot, find polling places, and become a poll worker. Get all of your options for voting and deadlines for your state. 

 

Step 2: Visit www.VoteSaveAmerica.com to Adopt a State and make phone calls/send texts to voters in swing states. In a lot of these states, the margins in 2016 were razor thin, and likely will be again. This program reaches out to undecided, first-time, and infrequent voters to make sure they have the information and motivation to vote in this election. 

 

Step 3: Volunteer to write letters to voters through www.SwingLeft.org or www.VoteFwd.org. Your only cost is postage and envelopes. Help engage other voters AND support the USPS!

As Cindy and Adam put more of a focus on the election during the month of October, they decided to kick it off by discussing a fairly controversial topic: the Second Amendment. 

They discuss what exactly the 2nd Amendment is, the reasons why individuals fiercely defend it or oppose it, and positions and ideas that fall somewhere in the middle. 

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On our last episode, we shared some of the resources and opportunities we have found to help make sure everyone's voice is heard in the upcoming election. Here are the links we mentioned: 

 

Step 1: Go to www.vote.org to check/update your own registration status, request an absentee ballot, find polling places, and become a poll worker. Get all of your options for voting and deadlines for your state. 

 

Step 2: Visit www.VoteSaveAmerica.com to Adopt a State and make phone calls/send texts to voters in swing states. In a lot of these states, the margins in 2016 were razor thin, and likely will be again. This program reaches out to undecided, first-time, and infrequent voters to make sure they have the information and motivation to vote in this election. 

 

Step 3: Volunteer to write letters to voters through www.SwingLeft.org or www.VoteFwd.org. Your only cost is postage and envelopes. Help engage other voters AND support the USPS!

Cindy and Adam celebrate their 5th wedding anniversary by continuing their "So You Wanna..." series as they reflect on their wedding planning experience and how things have changed (or remained the same) after getting married. 

We discuss our personal experiences and what we have learned through both processes (and are still learning), as well as the things we wish someone told us before planning our own wedding. 

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Visit our Website: http://www.whileshesnapping.com 

On our last episode, we shared some of the resources and opportunities we have found to help make sure everyone's voice is heard in the upcoming election. Here are the links we mentioned: 

 

Step 1: Go to www.vote.org to check/update your own registration status, request an absentee ballot, find polling places, and become a poll worker. Get all of your options for voting and deadlines for your state. 

 

Step 2: Visit www.VoteSaveAmerica.com to Adopt a State and make phone calls/send texts to voters in swing states. In a lot of these states, the margins in 2016 were razor thin, and likely will be again. This program reaches out to undecided, first-time, and infrequent voters to make sure they have the information and motivation to vote in this election. 

 

Step 3: Volunteer to write letters to voters through www.SwingLeft.org or www.VoteFwd.org. Your only cost is postage and envelopes. Help engage other voters AND support the USPS!

On this week's episode, Cindy and Adam discuss guilty pleasures. They touch on the various reasons why some people are so reluctant to reveal their guilty pleasures and why they regard them as guilty in the first place. They also take the time to reveal some of their own personal ones; even some that they as a married couple didn't know about each other. 

They then take to the InstaGram polls they conducted regarding some of the more common guilty pleasures (boy bands, reality television, etc.). 

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On this week's episode, we are sharing some of the resources and opportunities we have found to help make sure everyone's voice is heard in the upcoming election. Here are the links we mentioned: 

 

Step 1: Go to www.vote.org to check/update your own registration status, request an absentee ballot, find polling places, and become a poll worker. Get all of your options for voting and deadlines for your state. 

 

Step 2: Visit www.VoteSaveAmerica.com to Adopt a State and make phone calls/send texts to voters in swing states. In a lot of these states, the margins in 2016 were razor thin, and likely will be again. This program reaches out to undecided, first-time, and infrequent voters to make sure they have the information and motivation to vote in this election. 

 

Step 3: Volunteer to write letters to voters through www.SwingLeft.org or www.VoteFwd.org. Your only cost is postage and envelopes. Help engage other voters AND support the USPS!