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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2026 · 22 MIN

Strippers & Bear Scat: A True Story About Human Nature [09]

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Episode DescriptionThis episode opens with a respectful nod to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. an affirming mantra for uncertain times. before diving into the organized, sophomoric chaos of the Cool Hand Dross Podcast.Before teaching, podcasting, or writing novels, CHD was a successful painting contractor working high-end homes across NJ, NYC, Brooklyn, Connecticut, and the Jersey Shore. Interior work. Exterior work. And a front-row seat to human behavior.Two doors apart. Same street. Same zip code. Two radically different women. One was an aging-out stripper—honest, warm, dignified, a single mother trusting him with her home and her truth. The other was a Rutgers PhD horticulturist—polished, status-driven, and lacking basic decency.What followed? A detox gone horribly right. Aloe vera. Charcoal. No bathroom. A manicured garden. And a group of academics wondering if bears lived nearby.This is a funny true story podcast episode about interior vs. exterior lives, work, class, and why titles don’t define character.Just be cool, man.And never detox without home-court advantage.#StorytellingPodcast #TrueStory #HumanNature #CoolHandDross

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