Finally some GOOD news in the world – who would have believed that 33 guys trapped in a tiny hole, half a mile below a desert in Chile would have a chance of survival? Plus, The Gap fell into a gap with its customers, Steve Buscemi has a fantastic new show on HBO, and we’ll try not to make the commercials in our podcast too loud. Wait, do we have any commercials? Enjoy!
We’ve had some incredibly strange weather this week, and now that our friends in Bellemont and the Flagstaff area are cleaning up, behind every funnel cloud, there’s a silver lining. Also, sceletium tortuosum sounds like a spell from Harry Potter, but as soon as the professors are done using it…er, studying it, we might have a real miracle plant. We spend a minute on the Arizona Cardinals (no we don’t know why, either), and Dena has a wish for her birthday involving a new Halloween variation on her favorite candy. Lots of gab this week; if you enjoy it, or have a comment, please write something. Click the player below for the podcast!
This week we want to update you on the recession – it’s still over. We know some of you are jobless, homeless, and basically desperate, but be of good cheer. The economists say it all ended in the middle of last year. Don’t you feel better now? And Dena has tales of Zac Brown Band; they handle their backstage gatherings a bit differently, and it’s fun!
Dena and Stu set out to make a shorter podcast for you today, but somehow, we ended up with too many things to talk about. So it’s longer. We won’t charge you extra, deal? Today we cover unplanned furniture moving, science experiments with the food we eat, planets nearly colliding (give or take a half billion miles), and Keystone Cops or football team – you decide. Have a great week, and please feel free to let us know how you like that BIG salmon.
This week we catch up on Stu’s trip to the Big Apple, which unfortunately, did not involve the Big Pizza. What are they building over at the 101 and Indian Bend? And Dena is swimming later – this is a good thing!