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EPISODE · Nov 26, 2025 · 17 MIN

132 - Rita and Shelby’s Thanksgiving: How I Learned to Love the Can-Shaped Blob

from The Barn Philosopher · host The Barn Philosopher

Philosophy from the barn. Real talk about life, liberty, and the pursuit of common sense. Rita and I kick Ridge out of the barn for a cozy, just-us Thanksgiving episode. We trade stories of childhood Thanksgivings: the mountains of food we hated, the relatives we barely survived, and the exact moment our adult palates betrayed us and decided jellied cranberry sauce from a can is… actually amazing. We get into what makes Thanksgiving the best holiday nobody fights over: no gifts, no pressure, just food, football, and the rare day where showing up and passing the rolls is enough. It’s a laid-back love letter to a holiday that’s still about people instead of presents, plus a defense of the much-maligned cranberry cylinder (complete with the satisfying shlurp sound). Grab leftovers and settle in. This one’s warm, nostalgic, and 100 % gift-free. Rate 5 stars, subscribe, share with whoever always steals the crunchy edges of the stuffing. On Apple, Spotify, YouTube, Podbean. New episodes Wednesdays & Sundays — notifications on so you don’t miss the next slice.

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