We are just letting Rachel decide the episode titles from now on. So 2.53 it is!

Anyway, our special guest, Tio (Renee's husband Tony) asked us a deeper question than we were expecting. It led to a pretty deep conversation about who we are as people and parents, implicit bias, and the importance of diversity. And of course, there are some shenanigans along the way.

We might have started off a little rough, but this episode was a lot of fun to record. The four of us are really enjoying being Bills fans and share why we are. This is not your typical football conversation, but we have never been accused of being typical. Also, for context this episode was recorded on January 15, after the Bills/Dolphins playoff game.

Candy Jo and Mandee discuss their crazy summers and new adventures as they take their careers in a new direction. 

Mandee, Rachel and Renee get to learn more about Tio's childhood shenanigans in this conversation with his mother Mel. Not only do get get some funny stories, but wisdom and perspective from a single mother of three. 

This is the second of two recordings from Mandee and Rachel's Mothers Day road trip. It is important to note that we discuss abuse, domestic violence and racism. 

Mandee and Rachel recently took a road trip together and did some recording in the car. In this episode, they talk about Amber and Johnny's court case and the use of mental health as a defense. Please note, we do share our opinions on her diagnosis, but we are not professionals. You can expect more conversations on these topics as we can't help ourselves. :-)

Please note that they discuss abuse and mental health and some of the conversation may be triggering.

Audio quality isn't ideal because of the sound of the car, but we still believe it is worth sharing. Thanks for listening.

We were all together for our weekly Sunday dinner so we decided to start recording our conversation. While this conversation does include Candy Jo who was visiting from out of town, it was pretty typical Sunday dinner conversation for us. Your welcome. Or I'm sorry. You decide!