Ye Olde Magic

Content advisory here: When I talk with Cody about his time as a mormon missionary, the military, and things he learned from Papa, there are a few F words, and other PG-13 offerings. It’s a great conversation, but if you have kids in the car you may want to wait until you get home. 

Where I talk to Hannah Adams about parenting in the 80s vs the 20s. I think we both agree the 20s are better, though the lack of flapper dresses and the total misuse of suspenders and vests doesn't come up so it isn't a perfect evaluation. More importantly, we discuss ASD, dyslexia, and handwriting. 

Rachel and I discuss finding purpose, and how to know if you have the right therapist. We also discuss what questions are okay to ask your therapist and if there is a right way. Though to save you all some time, Hozier already answered that question with absolute certainty when he asked, "Would things be easier if there is a right way? Honey, there is no right way..."

Ethan and I discuss some of the wonders of aging and a few things that maybe weren't as perfect in the Poppleton household. And also, we end on the bright side and with Mr. Bojangles. 

A lovely night chat with Aly Sanders. We chat New England, videography, and haunted houses. 

Aislynn joined me tonight to discuss art, philosophy, and the heartbeats of family life. Destined to be one of the more famous on the Poppleton line, this is a great chance to get to know her when. 

Nathan Moffett and I have been trying to connect for a while, and conversation 35 is where it happened. Just a lovely conversation about jaguars, Simi Valley, Nintendo, my dad, and what happens when you introduce wolves to Yellowstone. 

Chip and Abigail return to discuss the songs they wrote for their grandfather, and how they came to collaborate on the funeral piece. I'm not a music producer, so all apologies for representing their work, but we also discuss Papa's chord and how we all take Appa to heaven. 

Where we talk about the Greatest Generation and whether people need therapy. We also talk about long term goals vs living in the moment and what Travis would do on a raft going over a waterfall. 

Thayne and I chat about love, history, and politics. He explains what life on the reservation was like, as well as what it was like dating Heather. This is definitely a part I, as I feel like we set the stage with what happened so we can follow-up soon with what any of it means.