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Episode 80 In this episode, it’s time to run it back and hit those tv theme songs. This time I’m going to the 90s. Although I was definitely in my single digit ages I was still privy to hearing some iconic theme songs.  Tv Kid shows from the 90s Bear in the Big Blue House The Big Comfy Couch Boy Meets World Are you afraid of the Dark? Caillou Franklin Little Bear Rolie Polie Olie The Busy World of Richard Scarry Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Out of the Box Dinosaurs Teletubbies Dexter’s Laboratory Ren & Stimpy Pinky & the Brain Doug Little Bill Angela Anaconda The Amanda Show Madeline Cow and Chicken Wild Thornberrys Ahhh Real Monsters Courage the Cowardly Dog Angry Beavers Bananas in Pajamas Gullah Gullah Island CatDog Pippi Longstockings Most of the shows on this list were yes kids shows but that’s what I was allowed to watch. It wasn’t until I was older that I could watch shows like Roseanne, Felicity, Murder, She Wrote, Melrose Place, In Living Color etc. So i know of th...

Episode 79 In this episode, I had another guest on the show with me. Her name was Tehilla Aloni and we talked about her lifestyle of being a homeopath. It was quite the conversation. We talked about some deep philosophical topics. We definitely talked through a bunch of things that I had no idea about. What was really awesome about talking with Tehilla is that I certainly learned a lot about the topic. Here are some of the things I learned. Homeopathy is a form of alternative medicine that originated in the late 18th century. It is based on the principle of "like cures like," which means that a substance that causes symptoms in a healthy person can be used to treat similar symptoms in a sick person. Here are some facts and tips about homeopathy: 1. Individualized Treatment: Homeopathic remedies are prescribed based on the individual's specific symptoms, considering both physical and emotional aspects. This individualized approach is a key principle of homeopathy. 2. High ...

Episode 78 I had the pleasure of having a guest on the show who could talk about growing and cultivating crops for goods. It was quite the experience to learn and talk through that lifestyle and it gave me a perspective on how life could be when you grow your own way. Lucas Daniels came on the show to talk about his life as a homesteader. What is a homesteader you may ask?  A homesteader traditionally refers to a person or family who establishes a homestead, which is a dwelling with its land and buildings, typically in a rural area. Historically, homesteading was associated with the settlement of undeveloped land in the United States under the Homestead Act of 1862. Under this act, individuals could acquire ownership of a parcel of public land by meeting certain requirements, such as building a dwelling and cultivating crops. Homesteaders played a crucial role in the economic development of the country by contributing to agriculture, expanding settlements, and promoting economic se...

Episode 77 In this episode, I kind of piggyback off the previous episode. While having fun in the sun you can create the perfect summertime playlist and what better way to do that then to add music by some iconic musical duos.  Here's the list Thrift shop - macklemore & ryan lewis feat wanz Airplanes - b.o.b, hayley williams Everything has changed - taylor swift, ed sheeran As - george michael, mary j blige Close - nick jonas, tove lo Hate that i love you - rihanna, ne-yo Ain't no mountain high enough - marvin gaye tammi terrell U know what’s up - Donell jones, lisa “left eye” lopes Glamorous - fergie, ludacris Crazy in love - beyonce, jay z I know what you did last summer - shawn mendes, camila cabello Stereo hearts- gym class heroes, adam levine My boo - usher, alicia keys Shallow - lady gaga, bradley cooper Princess of china - coldplay, rihanna (I’ve had) the time of my life - bill medley, jennifer warnes Good girls go bad - cobra starship, leighton meester The way - ari...

 Episode 76 In this episode, I happily talk about the fun things, activities, events you can enjoy in the summertime. It is typical to want to do a lot of things in the summer, you have from May to roughly early September of warm summery weather. So why not have some fun while you do it. Here is a list of some of the following things you can do in the sun in the summertime. 1. Beach Day: Enjoy a day of sun, sand, and sea. Build sandcastles, play beach volleyball, or simply relax with a good book. 2. Outdoor Picnic: Pack a picnic basket with your favorite snacks, sandwiches, and refreshing drinks. Head to a local park or nature reserve for a relaxing day outdoors. 3. Hiking and Nature Trails: Explore nearby trails, forests, or mountains. Hiking is a great way to stay active while enjoying the beauty of nature. 4. Barbecue and Grilling: Host a barbecue party in your backyard or at a local park. Grilling delicious food and spending time with friends and family can make for a perfect s...

 Episode 75 In this episode, I talk about the history that was these sporting final events. In NBA, The Miami Heat surpassed everyone's expectations being the 8th seed of the East to make it all the way to the finals. After battling to even be in the playoffs and then stomping the competition it was certainly a Cinderella Run. Unfortunately, they fell flat in the finals losing to the Denver Nuggets who won a title for the first time in their franchise history! When I say I was shocked at the results but, also slightly proud of the Denver Nuggets because they maintained their dominance throughout the regular season and handled business in the post season. Nikola Jovic was rightfully the MVP. I used to love watching the Nuggets play and I have a soft spot for them in my heart thanks to Carmelo Anthony. It was quite the series to watch Miami vs Nuggets. Basketball in general has always been such an entertaining sport. Of course I was watching the playoffs. I will say it was definitely...

Episode 74 Disney's live-action remakes have become a polarizing topic in the world of cinema, sparking both excitement and skepticism among audiences. As the magic of animation is translated into the realm of live-action, it's essential to examine whether these adaptations successfully capture the essence of their animated counterparts or fall flat in the attempt. In this review blog post, we'll explore the highs and lows of Disney's live-action movies, providing insights into why you should or shouldn't embark on this cinematic journey. The Hits: Why you SHOULD Watch 1. **Visual Spectacle:** Disney's commitment to creating visually stunning worlds is undeniable. The live-action remakes boast cutting-edge special effects, bringing beloved animated classics to life with a level of detail and realism that captivates the audience. 2. **Nostalgia Factor:** For those who grew up watching the animated versions, the live-action adaptations often evoke a sense of nosta...

  Episode 73 In the ever-evolving world of technology and societal shifts, the capabilities and experiences of today's children differ significantly from those of previous generations. The advent of the digital age has brought about a multitude of changes, giving rise to a unique set of circumstances and challenges. Let's take a nostalgic journey and explore some of the #ThingsKidsTodayCantDo that were once commonplace for earlier generations. A few things listed; 1. Play Outside Until the Streetlights Come On: Once upon a time, the streetlights served as a universal signal for children to wrap up their outdoor play and head home. Nowadays, with the prevalence of smartphones and video games, the timeless tradition of playing outside until dusk is not as common as it used to be. 2. Use a Landline Telephone: The iconic rotary dial or even the push-button landline phone was a staple in every household. Kids from earlier generations had to master the art of dialing and had the shar...