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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2026 · 30 MIN

Being Innocent Feels Suspicious

from Cat & Nat Unfiltered

School’s almost out, the kids are half checked out, and we seem to be running around to a million and one end of the year school events. Question...Why do we only give awards to the kids with the highest grades? Where’s the scholarship for the kid who makes everyone laugh, organizes the fun, and is the reason people actually want to come to school? That should be the Cat & Nat award. From there, we get into police chases and why crossing the border can make even the most innocent person question every decision they’ve ever made. Why does everyone suddenly feel guilty in front of a police officer? And how many oranges are too many oranges to bring across the border?Keywordsparenting, school ceremonies, billeting athletes, privacy, surveillance, technology, parenting humor, everyday life, societal rules, personal storiesKey topicsBilleting athletes and their familiesSchool closing ceremonies and awardsPrivacy concerns with technology and surveillanceParenting humor and everyday life stories Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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