When you make a show about the things that you do during the week, sometimes the things you do get a vote on when you record a show. Back after a short break due to technical restructuring, Danielle and Molly are back to discussing their new projects, current events, and even their old furniture.

When an emergency calls their special guest away, Danielleand Molly are left wondering what happened and if their favorite Taliban Art Dealer is will be okay. They pass the time on hold discussing their week, cruise liner travel, and current binge watches.

This week Danielle and Molly are joined by Buffalo Ron of The Buffalo Wool Co. They discuss bison farming, current challenges American farmers and ranchers are facing, turbulence in the US supply chain, changes in American textiles and related industries, the farm to table movement, and land conservation.

Danielle and Molly are joined by Solo, a professional handwriting analyst. He discusses the links between mental state, early learning, and personality to what makes handwriting a unique identifier used by civil and criminal courts, museums, and law enforcement organizations worldwide.

Danielle and Molly are joined by Col. Mike Bennett, authorof The Warlock Serries and Memoirs from the Druze to discuss psychological warfare (raising children), pain tolerances (relationships), and the appropriate application of duct tape (no explanation necessary).

Danielle and Molly jump back into the thick of it sharing their week; obsessing over #AntipastoSaladGate and #HRTok; Government land theft; ICE raids in California and more.

Vacation is over hamsters, time to get back on that wheel!

It’s the 4th of July, and Molly and Danielle are out doing their thing of the week. They will be back with more stories and chaos next week but have put together this very special “cobbled together” episode for your listening pleasure. Buckle up and listen for the beeps.

On their last recording date before Danielle leaves for family vacation she and Molly discuss family traditions; current events; and the differences in cultures between individual states,