gotta get that turkey leg

from dialoguing · host Kaitlyn Elizabeth

Heads up: The audio around 15 minutes in becomes scratchy. I did the best I could in editing, but it’s still there. You could imagine you’re listening to an old-timey news program, the radio through a walkie-talkie or you can skip it. All choices available to you. In this episode, Kaitlyn, from the newsletter dialoguing on Substack, and her husband have no newsletter to talk about because it was recorded last week so they talk about J’s bout with psychosomatic sciatica, definitive rankings of Thanksgiving offerings, and some bold (and inaccurate) predictions in Lions Corner.We are on Apple Podcasts here and Spotify here so feel free to listen and/or leave a review there as well!!Content warning: Parenting, explicit language, body and food talk, sexual abuse awareness and I sang again, twice (I’m so sorry). Get full access to 🌼 dialoguing at dialoguing.substack.com/subscribe

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