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Hi Ho, Hi Ho. It's Back To Work We Go?

Now that the country seems to be getting closer to opening up, what will the work market look like? What will your office job look like after a year of zoom meetings? Will you have to wear pants again? What sort of work are you willing to do?  What weird jobs have you done in the past. These are the questions we ask each other this episode as well as a vaccination update for Susan and Art. Because I know you want to know. 

Coronaversary Episode

So much happens in March. The Golden Globes, March Madness, colonoscopy awareness month... But this year is extra special because it's been one year since the White House decided to look the other way and cough, and all of our lives were impacted in a major way. I can't say we're celebrating one year so much as remembering the good and bad of the last twelve months. Yeah, there was actually some good that came out of it. But you'll have to listen to find out. And soon enough, we'll be vaccinated and won't have to do our recording remotely. (Sorry about the sound quality this episode)

Ch...Ch...Changes

Last week we did an episode where we talked about routines. So this week we decided to flip it and talk about change. Are you the type that embraces it or resists it? Do you feel refreshed going through life change or melancholy? Either way, one thing is for sure. The more things change, the more they become different.  

Same S*** Different Day

Routines. We all have them. Some people love them, some people hate them. They can make you more productive and healthy and they can make you more bored and detached. Are you sleepwalking through your life or are you just simplifying your schedule so you can focus your energy on something new and creative? We talk about some of this stuff and bitch about health related issues, 'cause that's what you do when you get old. 

Under the Influence of Posers

Social Media influencers. When did this start? How did we get here. What the hell? Seriously. So the first 12 minutes is just us talking about squirrels and birds so if you're not interested, fast forward through that and listen to us bitching about the scourge of influencers and the problems with social media. Real old people stuff. 

The Power Outage Show

If you ever wanted to hear what Art sounds like on four hours sleep this is for you. Ice storm hit Portland last night and both of us experienced a power outage as well as falling tree branches. Half way through the episode, the power went out again, erasing the best audio version of the first half of the show. So thanks for your patience and understanding. At least we had some laughs. 

Dwight Slade Co Hosting

Susan wasn't available for this week but she'll be back soon. So we decided to ask our good pal and comedy star Dwight Slade if he'd sit in from his office in Boise. Dwight is always hilarious and has some interesting insights into the comedy scene these days as well as general quarantine matters. 

Vaccination Station

Are you afraid of needles? Are you afraid of not getting vaccinated? As the medical establishment sprints to try to win the race against Coved before it mutates too much, we all wonder how long it will be before we see our first dose. 

QrazyTown (remastered so you can hear it)

Seventeen percent of our population believes that a group of satan worshipping elites who run a child sex ring are trying to control our politics and media. Thirty seven percent don't know. How did we get here? What is the allure of conspiracy theories and why do so many people get so lost in them that they alienate their families and friends. Also, Susan and Art reveal what one thing they'd change about themselves this year if they could. 

QrazyTown

Seventeen percent of our population believes that a group of satan worshipping elites who run a child sex ring are trying to control our politics and media. Thirty seven percent don't know. How did we get here? What is the allure of conspiracy theories and why do so many people get so lost in them that they alienate their families and friends. Also, Susan and Art reveal what one thing they'd change about themselves this year if they could.