You Should Have Asked Me First

Well,  ding dong 2020 is dead and good riddance.  Today, we're talking about lessons from tragedy and misfortune.  From the pages of history - the Triangle Shirtwaist fire - to the garbage fire of 2020, humans regularly learn lessons from the past to make the world better going forward.  Let's do that some more.  

Welcome to Season 2, and Happy Holidays! This is the You Should Have Asked Me First Holiday Spectacular. We have everything, plum puddings, Christmas spirits, Cratchits, Fezziwigs, and the largest Christmas goose in the poulterer’s window. God bless us, every one.

Today we're talking about Second Acts. Midlife resets. What's next? Heather's guest on this episode is Jo Ann Kobuke, a coach for midlife women, helping them answer the question…what’s next? Like so many women of her generation, she put herself on hold while she created a life for her family. Then, a few years ago her kids did exactly what they were supposed to do…they left t

What is the function of magic in our world? What is going on online with magic? How can magic improve our lives? In this episode, Heather talks with a magician and a witch to find out. Guests: Michael Graves - Magician and Mentalist. email: [email protected] Chaweon Koo - Author, Podcaster - Witches and Wine.  https://www.instagram.com/hichaweon/ https://twitter.c

We talk about white privilege, systemic racism, amplification, mistakes, Black Lives Matter, and our place going forward.

I knew this day would come. Here’s an attempt to explain what was going on in my brain when I chose the name for the podcast. In the interview section, I talk with Dr. Jennifer Kuchenbecker Thomas about growing up “Bossy”, Boomers and Gen Xers, raising daughters today, and how language has evolved to better describe feminist terms. ————————. Recommended in the

Innovation, productivity, and creativity can occur even in times of social upheaval. We’ll talk about historical examples of creativity while being distant, socially. I tell you about my foray into gaming, and I talk to a couple of friends about projects and what they see people doing to innovate. Check out Jesse’s page at Facebook.com/Jessesmusicclub

Quarantine updates, guilt, humor, jokes?

Are you trying to not be angry and scared? What are we supposed to do with those emotions?

Isolation update, coffee time.