Join Meredith and Dad as they discuss another serious episode of Tayshia’s season of the Bachelorette! They focus on Bennett’s emotional intelligence, a questionable lie detector test, and who they think will make it to hometowns. If you have any questions that you want Meredith and Dad to answer on next week’s episode of the podcast, please email mydadwatchesthebachelor@gmail.com!
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Kathleen opens the show with a freshly poured spicy bloody Mary, mixed with Sausage Tree Irish vodka in her favorite Imo’s Pizza pint glass. Included in this episode, Kathleen’s Dolly Parton Quote, “Bad Good Food”, Kathleen’s Queen’s Get Busy, Holiday Christmas Movie Time, Death of a Slim Jim, Animals Most Likely to Kill You By State, Female Fans and the NFL, Tiger Bite at Big Cat Rescue, Airlines vs. Emotional Support Animals, Zombie Mink, 2020 Christmas Star, Jesus’ Childhood Home Discovered, and the Mystery of the Week!
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Family dynamics are built on decades of history between parents and children as well as between siblings. Care for an aging parent sometimes prompts unresolved family issues to the surface. While taking care of mom and dad is a wonderful idea, collaborative caregiving can be a minefield of implicit and explicit expectations, assumptions, and history within the family. This podcast will help listeners explore ways to establish a more balanced family unit and learn strategies for strengthening the family as they care for aging parents and other aging loved ones.
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At least one holiday tradition is intact during the pandemic…it’s time for the Entrepreneur Exchange “Business Lessons from the Movies” Podtacular edition, as hosts Jeff Neuville and Gary Muller are joined by the founders of the Footcandle Film Society, Alan Jackson and Chris Frye, to share their movie recommendations which have a business lesson takeaway…or sometimes a lesson on what you should avoid. Ready to hunker down with the family for the holidays? These movies will entertain and give you something to think about. Plus the group all share their small businesses of the month, which range from food to entertainment, to how to recycle the wedding dress that has been hanging in your closet for ten years. It’s all here on this month’s Entrepreneur Exchange on The MESH podcast network!
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Yes, the whole thing rhymes. Maybe, it’s a book for children; maybe it’s a children’s book for the parents. Either way, your kid will learn something. Hopefully, it’s the ABC’s. Shouldn’t you have fun while you are teaching your kids something?
Why Not Make it a Coffee Table Book? Just because it’s a children’s book doesn’t mean it has to sit on a shelf.
Ready, Set, Break! It is a little longer than the average children’s book, but the book is designed to give you breaks where you need them.
Age is just a number. This book is good for everyone from 1-100( after that they may get a little tired).
When you’re a brand new comic, there’s nothing better than a true pro taking you under their wing, and the first person to do that for me was TuRae Gordon. I saw him perform at Temple University before I even started stand-up, and once I did, he befriended me, gave me opportunities and two monumental pieces of advice that I still think about today. In this episode, we talk about the club where we started, The Laff House, comedy in Philly in the early 90s, Patrice Oneal, share some heckler stories and how comics can never stop talking about comedy.
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Now that we got you hooked with the ‘gateway drug’ of automation (lighting), it is time to step things up a notch and figure out how you can use automation to protect/secure your home. In the second deep-dive into the Home Automation series, the Brothers discuss the types of home security devices, and considerations you should have when choosing which is right for you. Oh, and you will want to stick around until the end (not that you wouldn’t normally…) to see what system Alan is going with in his new home! We know you are on the edge of your seat…
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In this episode, Jon and Sebastian read a letter from long-lost Russian Pen Pal Natalie, who has been found actually responded with a picture! She fills us in on what’s been going on for the last 30 years. Then, they take listener phone calls and play another round of “How Much Is That Screen Actor Guilds Residual Check?” Next, it’s “Who’s Zoomin’ Who” with Ari Robinson who was named one of “The Worst Cooks in America” who talks about her experience on the Food Network. After that, comedian-actor from Canada, Gerry Dee, zooms in to talk about his show coming to Amazon Prime and relive old times from Last Comic Standing. Next up, it’s “Small Town News” where we get an update on the Florida man who saved his puppy from an alligator’s jaws. And finally, we open the box someone sent as a Christmas gift to the Country-ish crew. What’s in the Box? This episode will give you a new “leash” on life!
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The guys are back for another jam-packed episode of BIG FAN! Chad alone on Thanksgiving has resorted to eating Spaghetti-O’s. Hank and Chad talk 75 degree X-mas Tree hunts in Newland, NC, and teenage curfews / Chad’s all-world “spend the night out game”. Also included… Hank’s Bloody Mary tips and how the Covid-19 has impacted the NFL and Fantasy Football owners.
Music included in the episode: Time Sawyer “Lonely’s a Heartbreaker’s Dream”
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Who wants to join the Heffron & Reep Pickleball team? John and Jon discuss the need to retire the phrase “HEADS UP!” and move to something less dangerous. Heffron discusses his wrestling days, while Jon talks openly about his regret in playing jokes on a old school mate (#SorryGardner). And the return of the Hickory Dancing Machine, live on the Heffron & Reep Podcast.
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