Why AI makes Carrie want to watch the birds, why Jannie must mow the lawn at least once a week, what it's like to have a communal experience over the Knicks in NYC (and how it may be the first positive one for younger generations), getting ready for classes, always more research (nerd nerd nerd), and all of the other work and life projects we're thinking about.

Special guest Taylor Welch joins and talks Fortnite, what we're using AI for, what we're not, Jannie thoughts on web design, new backyard patios and projects, what Carrie learned very recently about birds, exciting pop culture news from the fam...

The semester is over, how/why the creator economy is more than just TikToks, Carrie's first book, The PR Writing Workshop debuts June 11, and how you probably shouldn't answer the random life questions kids ask you before bed.

Talking about hard things, coding, AI (of course), and a real newspaper.

Professors get nervous too, LLMO vs GEO, kids running through the house (and the podcast), ttyl gotta go!

Kaity Welch Friedmann makes a guest appearance, what do wit the kids that come over, how to properly load a dishwasher (or not), and nobody knows what Snapchat actually does.

We had very different summers as kids, the creative process, how kids earn free days, special guest appearance, and why active listening is such a gift.

We used to burn CDs, the kids on a hike, discomfort tolerances, why are robots girls, proud of Pride, and why straight people were "out" for Jannie back in the day.

We went to a Pride baseball game, when your kids shop for you, 1 out of 5 good ideas, and moving the sand around to make sandcastles.

Episode 8: We just can't stop talking about robots

It's a procedure not a minor surgery, what the vents in the front yard really do and why you shouldn't buy a fixer upper, too much time around the kids, the robots will take over anyway and we'll all just be WALL-E humans, weeeee!

Jumping in muddy puddles, projectile vomit is real, Come Out CNY, what Jannie's first apartment really looked like, Carrie's ADHD creative process...

Cocoa Beach time share, South Beach boondoggles, Bingo Night, the algorithm, and why you should always say your ideas in meetings.

Cocoa Beach time share, South Beach boondoggles, Bingo Night, the algorithm, and why you should always say your ideas in meetings.

Those formative years in your 20s, workplace friends and what we really did at work back then, remembering Vanessa, "life moves pretty fast, if you don't stop to look around once in a while you could miss it..."

Kids spring break 2025, the magical patch and the Evelyn earthquake effect. Listen and watch to find out what Evelyn picks as the last topic (hint: it's every kid's favorite).

Jannie learns how to do a podcast. Is it? Why kids don't eat anything. What we did in college. Xanadu.