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Hello and Welcome to the Hord!! This is what we talk about in this episode. Buckel up folks!World news: Perez Hilton Hospitalized After Livestream Incident: Pop culture blogger Perez Hilton taken to a hospital following a concerning live stream on TikTok.Andrew & Tristan Tate Legal Update: Latest court proceedings and developments in the ongoing legal cases against the Tate brothers.Lindsay Clancy Case Breakdown: Discussion on the high-profile Massachusetts trial, focusing on defense arguments regarding postpartum mental health alongside prosecution evidence from phone records.Barack Obama Launches New Podcast: Details on former President Barack Obama's latest audio venture and podcasting expansion.FAA Recruits Gamers for Air Traffic Control: The U.S. government hires 2,000 video gamers, leveraging their spatial awareness, reaction speed, and multitasking abilities for air traffic control roles.Petition Calls for Removal of U.S. Ambassador to Canada: Coverage of a petition signed by thousands demanding the diplomat's removal amid growing political tensions.SpaceX Rocket Impact on the Moon: Scientists await final confirmation after a spent SpaceX rocket booster crashed into the lunar surface, marking a rare unintended impact event.Foiled Iranian Assassination Attempt: Analysis of a foiled plot linked to Iranian operatives targeting the U.S. President.Chicago Funeral Home Investigation: The latest updates on the ongoing investigation into a Chicago funeral home.Reece Weaver Makes Broadway Debut: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: America's Sweethearts star Reece Weaver steps onto the Broadway stage in Chicago.Heated Rivalry Season 2 in Production: Season 2 of Heated Rivalry officially begins principal photography and enters full production.Books & Media HighlightsMurder, She Wrote Series: Looking at classic cozy mystery tropes and staple reads from the iconic sleuth series.Spells, Strings and Forgotten Things by Breanna Randall: Overview and discussion of Breanna Randall's cozy fantasy romance novel.Legends & Lattes Graphic Novel Adaptation: Announcement that Travis Baldree's beloved cozy fantasy novel is officially being adapted into a graphic novel.IT: Retrospective discussion on Stephen King's iconic horror story and its adaptations.Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey: Deep dive into the true-crime documentary series covering the FLDS cult.True Haunting: Discussion covering the paranormal horror feature and its real-world roots.Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and Welcome everyone!! This is what we discussed in this weeks episode: True Crime & Legal NewsJosh Shapiro Repeals Pennsylvania HIV Law: PA Governor Josh Shapiro signed Senate Bill 45 into law, repealing a decades-old statute that turned certain offenses into felony enhancements solely based on an individual's HIV diagnosis. Mackenzie Shirilla Files Federal Appeal: After being convicted of murder for intentionally crashing her car at 100 mph and killing her boyfriend and friend, Mackenzie Shirilla’s new legal team has filed a federal petition demanding her conviction be vacated and requesting a new trial. BTK Killer’s Daughter Injunction: Kerri Rawson, daughter of serial killer Dennis Rader (BTK), lost temporary custody of her children following a domestic violence injunction filed by her ex-husband due to severe mental health struggles and a protective order. Ohio Amish Murder Case: Details emerge regarding an Amish man in Ohio charged with the murder of a local woman, who systematically embedded himself with her family post-crime to assist with funeral arrangements and temporarily resided in their home.Kyle Ann Morrow Arrested: Kyle Ann Morrow has been formally charged with the murder of a motel owner.Alaska Human Remains Discovery: A family in Alaska uncovered human remains while cleaning out the home of a deceased relative, triggering a police investigation.Tony Romo DUI: Former NFL quarterback and broadcaster Tony Romo reportedly cited in connection with a DUI incident.Cultural & Entertainment NewsJared Leto Sexual Assault Allegations: New coverage or updates regarding sexual misconduct and assault allegations involving actor/musician Jared Leto.Massachusetts Late-Term Abortion Legislation: Massachusetts lawmakers are nearing the passage of legislation that gives medical professionals final discretionary authority regarding late-term abortion procedures.Christian Right "All-Male" Gym Trend: A growing cultural trend among the Christian Right focused on establishing exclusive, men-only fitness centers and training spaces.Argentina Hitler Claim: A 128-year-old man residing in Argentina has publicly repeated his long-standing claim that he is actually Adolf Hitler in hiding.GLEE Revival Rumors: Speculation and reports indicating the hit television musical-comedy GLEE may be in development for a reboot or return.Books & PublishingMurder, She Wrote: Updates regarding new releases or developments in the long-running mystery book series.Spells, Strings, and Forgotten Things: Featured coverage on the release/discussion of the fantasy novel by Breanna Randall.Legends & Lattes Graphic Novel: Travis Baldree's cozy fantasy bestseller Legends & Lattes is officially being adapted into a graphic novel.Media & Pop Culture TopicsThe Odyssey: Coverage surrounding a new adaptation, media project, or retelling of Homer's classic epic.True Haunting: Discussion on the paranormal media project / film adaptation based on the book detailing the famous 1971 NBC televised exorcism.Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and Welcome everyone! This is what we cover in this episode:1. Heavy News & Current EventsTate Brothers Legal Troubles: Discussion covering the arrest and ongoing legal charges against Andrew and Tristan Tate involving allegations of human trafficking and rape.Ford Recall Notice: Updates on Ford issuing a massive safety recall impacting roughly 500,000 vehicles.Secret Service Leak Investigation: Coverage of the official Secret Service probe launched to uncover internal security leaks.2. Viral, Bizarre & Offbeat NewsTaylor Farms & Produce Contamination: Commentary on the Taylor Farms recall/outbreak and the unglamorous digestive fallout ("explosive poops").Olive Garden Lifetime Ban: The story of a woman banned from Olive Garden over extreme breadstick consumption.Cat Summoned for Jury Duty: A look back at the classic, absurd bureaucrat error where a pet cat named Sal was officially summoned for jury duty.Faking Death to Dodge a DUI: The wild story of a drunk driver in China who staged his own death to avoid traffic charges.3. Pop Culture, Entertainment Charley Crockett Festival Fallout: Country artist Charley Crockett and his band getting dropped from a major music festival lineup.Michael Eisner's Memory Lapse: Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner admitting in an interview that he has zero memory of why he originally greenlit the Kingdom Hearts video game franchise.Broadly Warning Signs (Cats Closing): What the official Broadway closing of Cats signals for the future of commercial theater.Jeremiah Shumaker’s Viral Support: Spotlight on Jeremiah Shumaker’s video series created to help and support his wife.JIMOTHY / Hayden's News Segment: Dedicated co-host news update and commentary segment.4. Books & Media RecommendationsBooksMurder, She WroteWitch of the WolvesEvery Breathe You Take Movies & DocumentariesBedknobs and Broomsticks: Nostalgic breakdown of the 1971 Disney hybrid live-action/animated classic.True Crime Documentary: Deep dive into a true crime documentary detailing a wife involved in the murder of her husband.Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome everyone to this episode of the Wayward Dragons! This is what we cover in this episode!In Memoriam: Farewell to Sam NeillWe open the show on a heavy note as we say goodbye to acting legend Sam Neill, who has passed away at age 78. Best known as the iconic, raptor-evading paleontologist Dr. Alan Grant in Jurassic Park, Neill's warmth and quiet intensity left an indelible mark on cinema. We look back at his incredible career, his battle with lymphoma, and the legacy he leaves behind.Headlines, Mergers & Pop Culture ShakeupsA New March on Washington: Organizers are planning a massive March for Democracy, set to take place on the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s historic 1963 march. We discuss the significance of holding this demonstration today.WGA vs. The Media Giants: The Writers Guild of America is stepping up to block Paramount’s proposed buyout of Warner Bros. Discovery. Is this the tipping point for Hollywood media consolidation?Daylight Saving Time—For Good?: The House has passed a bill that would finally make Daylight Saving Time permanent. We break down what this means for your sleep schedule.Apple's CSAM Lawsuit Dismissed: Apple has won a dismissal in a major lawsuit involving how it handles child sexual abuse material on iCloud.Netflix Plays Monopoly: Netflix is turning the classic, friendship-ruining board game Monopoly into a live-action, high-stakes competition reality series.Tom Segura & Christina P Split: Comedy power couple Tom Segura and Christina Pazsitzky have announced their divorce after 18 years of marriage. We look at how this might affect their massive Your Mom's House podcast empire.Summer Santas: The World Santa Congress brings holiday cheer to the scorching height of summer.Tragedy in Mexico: We honor the life of Benjamín Medrano, Mexico’s groundbreaking first openly gay mayor, who was tragically killed in an armed attack.Oregon Park Terror: The terrifying details of an incident where a naked man allegedly tried to kidnap a 7-year-old girl from an Oregon park.Dorothea Puente TV Series: HBO is officially developing a true-crime series about Sacramento’s infamous boarding house serial killer, Dorothea Puente.Today's Media RecommendationsWitch of the Wolves by Kaylee ArcherEvery Breath You Take by Ann RuleMurder, She Wrote: Fit for MurderWaiting for GuffmanAileen: Queen of the Serial KillersUnknown Number: The High School CatfishPlease rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s episode, we are tearing through a wild news cycle that spans secret celebrity nuptials, horrifying legal battles in the tech world, and bizarre international ultimatums. Grab a drink—you’re going to need it for this one.The Big HeadlinesSpaceXAI Sued in Shocking Class Action: Elon Musk’s xAI is facing an expanding class-action lawsuit originally brought by three teens, now grown to five. The suit alleges that the Grok AI chatbot generated over 7,000 explicit images from photos of children. Furthermore, the plaintiffs claim the company ignored federal reporting mandates regarding child exploitation and failed to hand perpetrator data over to law enforcement, fueling intense new demands for AI regulation. Taylor Got Married! In much lighter news, Taylor [Swift/Travis Kelce] officially tied the knot at Madison Square Garden. The couple dropped roughly $160,000 on city permits and police presence alone. It was a lockdown event—NDAs were everywhere and phones were strictly banned. While no one knows what went down inside, they were spotted unwinding with family in Montana, and Dior's Creative Director, Jonathan Anderson, confirmed he designed the wedding outfits. Photos are expected to drop soon.Diarrhea & Disturbing Local Crime: On the health front, a severe explosive diarrhea outbreak has officially spread across 31 states, though the CDC has bizarrely stopped tracking it. Meanwhile, out of Fort Wayne, Indiana, a truly horrific local report involves a man who severed his own penis in a case tied to child pornography.Around the World & In the CourtsMike Rowe Sues Discovery: The Dirty Jobs host is taking Discovery to court, demanding at least $2.04 million in unpaid narration fees for Deadliest Catch, claiming a breach of their 2020 pay-or-play agreement. General Muhoozi’s Beyoncé Threat: Uganda’s military chief, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, sparked international bewilderment by demanding rapper Jay-Z hand over his wife, Beyoncé. The general went so far as to challenge Jay-Z to a physical fight and threatened to take the marital dispute to the United Nations. No Charges for Air Force Major: Federal prosecutors have declined to press criminal charges against Major Jason Watson, who was arrested after protesting on the Capitol steps in full uniform to call for executive impeachment. While he cleared criminal hurdles and raised $139,000 for his defense, he still faces potential internal military discipline under the UCMJ.The "Sunlight Diet" Tragedy: Russian influencer Maxim Lyutyi has been sentenced to eight years in prison. Lyutyi, who publicly advocated that humans can live purely on "prana" (sunlight) without food, caused the tragic death of his one-month-old son from severe malnutrition and pneumonia. Ironically, reports surfaced that Lyutyi was eating normal food while in custody.Medical & Political Battles: Planned Parenthood secured a major victory against a GOP defunding scheme, with Medicaid funding officially restored. Concurrently, Utah has launched a highly controversial, automated AI prescription-refill pilot program through a startup called Doctronic, sparking pushback from doctors and regulatory warnings from the FDA. Quick Hits & True CrimeWe wrap up the news block with a tragic investigation out of New York, where a grandmother is suspected in the deaths of her daughter and four grandchildren, and the news that Scottish comedian Hardeep Singh Kohli is officially heading to trial to face rape and sexual offense chargesPop Culture & RecommendationsBook of the Week: Witch of the Wolves by Kaylee ArcherWhat We're Watching: The sci-fi event Disclosure Day, true-crime docuseries Ted Bundy: Dialogue with the Devil, and the investigative special Beyond the Headlines: The Watts Family TragedyPlease rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation, if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome everyone to this episode of The Wayward Dragons! This is what we talked about in this episode. Kroger Gobbles Up Giant EagleIn a massive shakeup for the grocery industry, Kroger has officially announced a $1.65 billion deal to acquire regional supermarket giant Giant Eagle. This marks Kroger’s first massive play since its Albertsons merger fell apart last year. The deal will expand Kroger's footprint significantly into Pennsylvania and mid-Atlantic markets.The "Stitching Witch" vs. Pennsylvania's 1861 Fortune-Telling BanMetaphysical shop owner Beck Ravenswood (Instagram: @the_stitching_witch) is taking the State of Pennsylvania to federal court over an archaic 1861 law. The statute technically outlaws reading tarot cards, astrology, or predicting the future for "gain or lucre". After local police threatened her with jail time and fines just for opening her shop, Ravenswood filed a lawsuit arguing the state is violating her 1st Amendment rights. Her highly anticipated next court date is set for July 22nd.High-Profile Lawsuits & Justice ServedKylie Jenner Sued by Former Private Chef: A former chef has filed a bombshell lawsuit against Kylie Jenner and her management team, alleging that extreme 11-to-12-hour shifts and intense physical demands—including being forced to carry heavy food uphill while high-risk pregnant—directly led to her suffering a tragic miscarriage.Fugitive Rapist Nicholas Rossi Dies in Prison: Nicholas Rossi, the convicted American rapist who infamously faked his own death from non-Hodgkin lymphoma and fled to Scotland (where he posed as an Irish orphan named Arthur Knight), has died at age 38 in a Utah hospital after choosing to discontinue medical treatment.Crime, Courts, & Prison BreaksInmate Uprising in North Carolina: Inmates briefly seized total control of the Bertie-Martin Regional Detention Center in Windsor, NC, early Monday morning after successfully overpowering correctional officers.Instant Karma Heart Attack: In a bizarre twist of fate, a man suffered a fatal heart attack and died mid-act while actively dumping the body of his girlfriend, whom he had just strangled to death.Guilty Plea in Transgender Man's Murder: The accused "ringleader" behind the horrific torture and slaying of a transgender man has officially pleaded guilty to all charges in court.40 Years for Fire Attack: The man who shockingly set a Virginia city council member on fire has been sentenced to 40 years behind bars.Funeral Home Horrors in Colorado: Two brothers are facing serious criminal charges after being accused of severely mishandling and neglecting the remains of at least two dozen people at a Colorado funeral home. Politics & Policy988 LGBTQ+ Crisis Line Fight: The Trump Administration is moving to restore the 988 LGBTQ+ Youth crisis lifeline, but massive controversy is brewing as hints drop that The Trevor Project might be completely excluded from operating it.Massachusetts Fights Book Bans: Moving to protect local libraries, the Massachusetts House has successfully passed a critical bill designed to safeguard public and school libraries from politically motivated book bans. Wild & Bizarre NewsThe Search for Gracie the Giraffe: Texas authorities and local searchers are still completely empty-handed nearly two weeks after a giraffe named Gracie escaped her enclosure.Millions of Bees Unleashed: Drivers faced a stinging nightmare after a semi-truck hauling beehives overturned on a major highway, releasing millions of angry bees into the surrounding area."No-Kill" Shelter Tragedy: A horrific investigation is underway in California after 117 dogs were found dead inside a facility operating under a "no-kill" shelter designation.Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this packed episode, we navigate the razor-thin line between modern parenting and public paranoia, diving into a viral gas station incident that has every parent talking. From there, we are tracking the biggest waves in pop culture and Hollywood: from the nostalgia-fueled chaos of the Shrek 5 and Toy Story 5 announcements to Anne Hathaway’s massive family milestone. Finally, we break down the bizarre "Shirtgate" controversy that led to a brutal stage fall for Metallica’s Kirk Hammett, a multi-million dollar federal plumbing disaster involving a former Olympian, and a literal feline show-stealer in the world of high art.The Big Conversation: The Gas Station DilemmaThe Incident: A father trying to do right by his young daughters found himself facing the police after a gas station worker recorded him and called the cops.The Catch: He simply refused to take his young girls into the men's restroom, choosing a different logistical route that public paranoia turned into a criminal suspicion. We unpack the impossible tightrope modern dads have to walk in public spaces.The Hollywood & Celebrity WireAnne Hathaway’s Big News: The 43-year-old Oscar winner took to Instagram to announce her third pregnancy with a beautiful video, shining a refreshing public spotlight on the growing reality and nuances of midlife pregnancies. Netflix Faceplants: Fans are absolutely furious and calling for a boycott after Netflix abruptly axed the sci-fi horror series The Boroughs—executive produced by the Duffer Brothers and starring Geena Davis—despite it sitting comfortably in the Top 10 with a 97% Rotten Tomatoes score. Blues Supergroup: Morgan Freeman is trading the narration mic for the studio, teaming up with blues legends Taj Mahal, Keb’ Mo’, and Shemekia Copeland for a massive new record.Pop Culture & "Shirtgate"Kirk Hammett vs. The Swifties: Metallica's lead guitarist walked onstage in Budapest wearing a shirt reading "Taylor Swift is a CIA Psyop." Naturally, the Swiftie army mobilized. The universe apparently took notice, because days later in Dublin, Hammett suffered a hilarious, spectacular wipeout onstage during "Seek and Destroy" (affectionately dubbed Slip and Destroy). Trailer Drop: The highly anticipated first look at Shrek 5 is officially out, teasing our return to the swamp.Hard News & Box Office BoomsToy Story 5 Cleans Up: Woody and Buzz still have it. The sequel raked in a massive, franchise-best $160 million opening weekend, securing the biggest box office debut of the year.The $16M Reflecting Pool Disaster: Former Olympic canoeist David Hearn was arrested by US Park Police for "destruction of government property" at the newly renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. The crime? Reaching into the water to touch the freshly painted blue floor, which is already peeling into massive sheets. Corporate Shifts: A new survey reveals retail giants like Target, Walmart, and Amazon are seeing a measurable drop in LGBTQ+ consumer spending as brand loyalty fragments.The Dark & The Bizarre: We cover a devastating weekend wave of gun violence in Chicago that left 7 dead, a shocking discovery of 3 bodies inside an "as-is" auctioned home, and a tragedy where a family dog was fatally shot by police during New York Knicks celebrations.Bizarre Science & The ArtsThe Age/Weed Curve: New research suggests that the older you get, the more beneficial cannabis consumption might be for cognitive health and longevity. Smoke 'em if you got 'em (especially if you're a senior).Ballerina Cat: A rogue feline completely stole the spotlight by casually wandering onto the stage smack in the middle of a live performance of the Romeo and Juliet ballet.What We're WatchingMaternal InstinctEverything Everywhere All At Once Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome to this episode of the Wayward Dragons!Influencer Relationship UpdatesJen Hamilton & Brian Separate: Following a brief, tearful video that sparked heavy internet speculation, TikTok creator and Birth Vibes author Jen Hamilton released an official statement confirming her separation from her husband of 14 years.Jelly Roll & Bunnie XO Divorce: Country rock star Jelly Roll has officially filed for divorce from his wife of nearly a decade, Bunnie XO.Viral News & TragediesThe Ridgway Family's Difficult Choice: YouTubers Jesse and Ashley Ridgway shared that they terminated a pregnancy after their baby tested positive for Trisomy 21 (Down syndrome).TikTok Nomad Michael Ridge Sued: Horseback nomad, leather tanner, and content creator Michael Ridge is facing a government lawsuit. The issue? His efforts to plant native flowers and aggressively restore native grasslands across his travels.Celsius Caffeine Investigation: The tragic death of a Texas teenager has prompted a formal investigation into the high caffeine content of Celsius energy drinks.United Flight Security Breach: A man in Texas was arrested after successfully using a fake boarding pass to sneak onto a United Airlines flight bound for Los Angeles.Judge's Misconduct Scandal: A judge facing disciplinary action for having sex in chambers and lying to investigators has issued a formal public apology for their "offensive conduct."Science, Tech, & Global PoliciesTech Under FireOpenAI Wrongful Death Lawsuit: A New Brunswick woman is suing OpenAI, alleging that interactions with ChatGPT directly led to her daughter's tragic death.Google Sues Cybercrime Ring: Google has launched a lawsuit against a Chinese cybercrime network that was utilizing their Gemini AI model to automate large-scale phishing and scams.Amazon vs. Anthropic: A new report indicates Amazon voiced internal concerns about Anthropic’s AI models just before the US government launched a regulatory crackdown.Data Center Backlash: A massive wave of public and environmental backlash against data centers successfully blocked over $130 billion in US infrastructure projects during Q1 2026.Health & ScienceA Brand New Biological Clock: Scientists have discovered a completely unprecedented biological clock mechanism unlike anything ever seen before in nature.Sweden's Smartphone Ban Recommendation: The Swedish Public Health Agency has officially recommended zero smartphone usage for children under the age of 13.NHS "Never" Event Errors: The UK's National Health Service reported 403 "never mistakes" last year—including horrifying medical errors like leaving surgical gloves inside patients and accidental organ removals.Culture & ReligionSouthern Baptist Convention: The SBC is debating whether to implement a much stricter, absolute ban on churches that employ women pastors.Presbyterian Church (USA) Votes on Monogamy: As polyamory and ethical non-monogamy gain broader visibility, the Presbyterian Church is facing an internal vote regarding its formal stance on monogamy.Books & GamingMedia Spotlight: Reading ListShot in the Dark by Mary Dublin and Anne KendsleyThis Is My Body by Lindsay King-MillerThe Long Game by Rachel Reid (From the Game Changer series)Fit for Murder by Jessica Fletcher and Terrie Farley Morgan (A Murder, She Wrote mystery)Huge Video Game AnnouncementsSpyro: A Realm Beyond: Officially announced by Toys for Bob and Xbox for a Spring 2027 release.The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time RemakeKingdom Hearts 4 TrailerHayden’s TV Pop Culture Round-UpMaternal InstinctAmerica’s Sweethearts: The Dallas Cowboys CheerleadersReality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model“Wuthering Heights”Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Wayward Dragons podcast, Personal Updates Hayden’s Symphony Life: Hayden works for a professional symphony orchestra and is celebrating the end of their intense regular season, giving him his weekends and evenings back. He shares a story and jokes about famously "tuna-canning" a 26-foot box truck in a small townMusic & Fandoms: The host eagerly anticipates the midnight release of Shinedown’s new album, highlighting tracks like "Dance, Kid, Dance," "365," and "Searchlight"The News BreakdownThe Gold-Digging CIA Agent: Former CIA officer David Rush was arrested after federal agencies found roughly 300 stolen gold bars (worth over $40 million), $2 million in cash, and 35 luxury watches hidden in his home. He allegedly embezzled the assets and falsified multiple degrees to gain employmentBig Tech vs. Canadian Surveillance: Apple and Google are pushing the Canadian Parliament to amend Bill C-22. They are seeking judicial oversight to prevent the government from forcing them to create encryption backdoors, while the app Signal has threatened to leave the country entirelyUK Youth Unemployment Crisis: The UK is facing a projection of 1.25 million unemployed youth by 2031. The hosts discuss a 30% drop in trade school apprenticeships and emphasize that college isn't the only path to successThree Legal Parents in Italy: An Italian court finalized a ruling recognizing two gay fathers and one surrogate mother as the three legal parents of a four-year-old childLouisiana Abortion Pill Battle: Louisiana is urging the Supreme Court to uphold a blockade against mailing abortion pills via telehealth, sparking a passionate pro-choice discussion from the hostsNewborn Trust Funds: An app is launching to facilitate a government initiative granting $1,000 in seed money to children born between 2025 and 2028, though the hosts express skepticism about its management by BNY Mellon and RobinhoodDOGE & ChatGPT Grant Terminations: A district judge struck down a mass termination of NCAA grants that had targeted LGBT funding and medical researchWashington Paper Mill Implosion: A ruptured tank at a Washington State paper mill spilled 500,000 gallons of destructive chemicals, prompting hazmat warnings and environmental concerns near the Columbia RiverR.I.P. Happy the Elephant: Happy, a famously self-aware elephant at the Bronx Zoo who was once the subject of a legal battle to be declared a person, was sadly euthanized at age 57What They're Consuming: Books & TelevisionHayden's:Hayden has dived deep into Rachel Reid’s Game Changers queer hockey romance series. He praises Game Changer, Heated Rivalry, and Role Model—admitting that Role Model actually made him cry. He strongly critiques TJ Klune's fantasy romance Wolfsong, criticizing its slow pacing, logical fallacies, and what he felt was a poor execution of werewolf loreKelsey's:A Ruin of Roses by KF Breene (mistakenly noted as Brene Brown in dialogue), a spice-heavy dragon-shifter romance This Is My Body, a book detailing queer religious traumaShot in the Dark and Hunted in the Shadows, a trilogy series recommended for fans of the show Supernatural The Great Supernatural Debate: The host and Hayden go on a passionate tangent about the television show Supernatural, strongly advising listeners to watch the beautiful ending of Season 15, Episode 19, but to completely skip the rushed, undignified series finale in Episode 20. TV BingingThe duo has also been rotating through reality TV and classics, including America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders on Netflix, original CSI marathons (featuring a dated John Mayer cameo), and introducing Hayden's partner to the wonders of Downton Abbey. Tarot Card Wrap-UpAce of WandsNine of CupsEight of CupsPlease rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Wayward Dragons podcast, hosts Kelsey and Johnny catch up on personal updates, dive into an extensive news segment, share their recent book reads, and close out with a tarot card reading. 1. Life Updates & Personal BanterApollo the Cat: Kelsey shares an update on her orange cat, Apollo, who is the face of their logo. He recently had his annual blood draw for diabetes management and has been extra clingy after losing a couple of pounds. Kickball Victory: Johnny celebrates his local queer kickball league team, which finished in the top four and voted her for the team spirit trophy. Birthday Celebrations: For her birthday, Kelsey visited Otherworld, an interactive sensory art installation located in an old mall, followed by an independent bookstore crawl. Her husband also gifted her a highly anticipated new cast iron pan. Housing & Economy: Kelsey discusses living with her dad while navigating a 90-day government countdown to begin building a family compound. She compares her journey to TikToker Lacey Evans, who is doing a similar project in Ohio. 2. The News Segment White House Incident: A discussion on a highly suspicious White House shooting attempt involving a suspect's manifesto and a bizarrely calm bystander eating a salad. Cruise Ship Outbreak: Reports of a Hantavirus variant outbreak on a cruise ship that resulted in two deaths, sparking online political conspiracy theories. NYC Rent Freeze: The upcoming implementation of a rent freeze in New York City to address outrageous housing costs. Congressional Age Caps: A discussion on how 80% of Americans favor setting age limits and term limits for Congress. First Amendment Clashes: ABC and Disney's pushback against the FCC over scrutiny of political candidates appearing on The View. Sudden Airline Shutdown: Chaos surrounding a budget airline that abruptly went out of business, leaving passengers stranded without refunds. UFO & Bigfoot Sightings: The Pentagon's release of unresolved aerial footage and a massive surge in March 2026 Bigfoot sightings across Ohio. The Lego Swindler: A Target shoplifter who cost the company $34,000 by swapping Lego sets with dry pasta before returning them. Medical Malpractice: A Florida surgeon indicted for manslaughter after mistakenly removing a patient's liver instead of their spleen. Other Briefs: The Postal Service considering allowing handgun shipments , the cancellation of a Black Hills drilling project due to tribal backlash , skyrocketing World Cup ticket prices reaching up to $32,000 , California's free diaper program , and the Social Security Administration's release of the top baby names of 2025. 3. Goodreads & Book ReviewsTrouble Island by Sharon Short: A historical fiction audiobook that Kelsey disliked due to a whiny narrator and a flat execution. The Enchanted Greenhouse by Sarah Beth Durst: Book two of the Spell Shop YA romance series featuring sentient talking plants, which Kelsey thoroughly enjoyed. Thornhedge by T. Kingfisher: A brief Beauty and the Beast/Maleficent fairytale retelling that ultimately felt rushed and fell flat. Current Reads: She is currently working through This Is My Body by Lindsay King Miller (exploring queer religious trauma) and A Ruin of Roses by K.F. Breene (a dark, spicy fairytale retelling ending on a cliffhanger). 4. Tarot Card ReadingTo wrap up the episode, the hosts draw cards to map out their upcoming paths: The Hierophant (Kelsey): Represents tradition, conformity, morals, and ethics, signaling a time of study or sticking to tried-and-true paths. Three of Wands (Johnny): Represents forward planning, expanding horizons, and capitalizing on current strategies to reach ultimate goals.Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode hosts Kelsey and Johnny diving into an eclectic mix of strange news, socio-political commentary, media reviews, and a concluding tarot reading.Current Events & "Weird News"Bizarre Claims: They discuss Greg Phillips, a FEMA official who claimed on a podcast and Truth Social to have been involuntarily teleported 50 miles to a Waffle House.Legal & Systemic Issues: The conversation touches on Tennessee's easing of voting hurdles for felons , FBI misconduct in cases involving Navajo elders , and the perceived prioritization of corporations over people by the police and the elite.Consumer & Travel Updates: Warnings are issued regarding Spirit Airlines' potential liquidation , flight reductions at Chicago O'Hare for safety , and a call to boycott Amazon in favor of alternatives like Ulta or local shops due to poor treatment of employees.Scientific & Environmental News: They note the measurement of a black hole's jet power and the spread of invasive "jumping worms" across 38 states.Conspiracy Corner: John debunks a viral report about ten "missing" scientists, noting the data is misleading and the individuals' deaths or disappearances occurred over a much longer timeframe than reported.Media Reviews & Personal InterestsMagic: The Gathering: Johnny reviews the Secrets of the Table set and its accompanying novel, praising its positive LGBT representation and lighthearted, whimsical story.TV & Animation: Johnny highly recommends the animated series Invincible, particularly the recent season finale, despite its graphic nature.Literature:Kelsey discusses Disco Witches of Fire Island by Blair Fell, a heavy yet meaningful exploration of the AIDS crisis and queer identity.She is also reading The Enchanted Greenhouse, a sequel to Spell Shop featuring a sentient spider plant with anxiety.Service Swaps: The hosts suggest moving from Audible to Everand to get more value for the same subscription price.Tarot Outlook: Soft Eras and TransformationThe episode wraps up with a dual tarot pull that suggests a period of significant personal change:Queen of Cups: Kelsey pulls this card, representing empathy, compassion, and mature emotional sensitivity.Death: John pulls the Death card, which the hosts emphasize is a positive card representing renewal, transformation, and "closing one door to open another".The Interpretation: Together, they interpret these cards as a sign to step away from a "hardened exterior" and embrace a "soft era," being more gentle and compassionate with both others and oneself.Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode marks a return for hosts Kelsey and Johnny after a brief hiatus caused by Johnny's battle with bronchitis. The duo dives into a wide-ranging discussion that jumps from heavy international news and space mishaps to bizarre criminal cases and media reviews, ultimately closing with a collaborative tarot reading for their listeners.Current Events & Bizarre NewsGlobal & Political Issues: They discuss the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and the domestic impact of rising gas prices. They also touch upon a court ruling in Texas that maintains the ban on churches endorsing political candidates to keep their tax-exempt status.Space & Tech: A recent lunar mission is highlighted—not for its scientific breakthroughs, but for its malfunctioning "entire toilet system".Oddities in the News:The 14-Year-Old Candidate: Ethan Roy, a freshman from Vermont, is running for governor, sparking a debate between the hosts about age and term limits in politics.Kit Kat Heist: The theft of 12 tons of Kit Kat bars in Europe just before Easter.AI Error: The case of Angela Lips, a Tennessee woman wrongly jailed for five months due to a facial recognition error.The Quadruple Amputee Case: The shocking arrest of a professional cornhole player and quadruple amputee for allegedly shooting a friend during an argument.Nature & Science: Research found sharks in Bermuda testing positive for caffeine and cocaine , and scientists have genetically engineered tobacco plants to produce psychedelic compounds like DMT.Media Reviews & RecommendationsBooks"How to Become a Dark Lord and Die Trying" by D’Angelo Wexler: Kelsey enjoyed the "RPG vibes" and humor but felt the climax was weak and the "closed door" scenes were repetitive."The Blackburn Files" by Heather Graham: A paranormal romance trilogy set in a "murder castle" hotel"The Disco Witches of Fire Island" by Blair Fell: A heavy read focused on the AIDS crisis of the late 80s and early 90s, dealing with community grief and PTSD.Film & Television"Falling Skies" (Netflix): The hosts discuss this alien invasion series, noting its interesting concept but potentially messy ending due to a late-stage cancellation."Good Luck": Johnny recommends this movie about a man from the future attempting to "save the world" from a dependency on technology.Tarot Outlook: Hard Work & RewardsThe episode concludes with a tarot pull that suggests a period of stability and reaping rewards:"You’ve worked hard. Life is shit. But be sure to take time to enjoy what you have and what you’ve earned." Four of Pentacles: Represents holding tight to earned resources and achieving a strong foundation of security.Nine of Pentacles: Signifies independent effort paying off, leading to a "good life" of luxury, leisure, and material comfort.We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 5, Sourcery (we are reading in publication order). Please be patient with Kelsey, she never reads a series start to finish without reading things inbetween!Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome nerds! This episode kicks off with Johnny recounting a painful run-in with sand spurs (burrs) while taking out the trash, one of which broke off in his foot, requiring a post-recording soak. The conversation then turns to the "milk incident," where Kelsey discusses her frustrations with Costco’s lactose-free milk. She notes that a recent change in the distributor or formula has caused significant digestive issues, leading her to plea for companies to stop changing established products.Science, Social Issues, and the NewsExoplanets: Scientists have identified L9859D, a new class of molten, sulfur-rich exoplanet.Social Legislation: They discuss a Supreme Court block on a law regarding schools "outing" transgender students to parents , as well as personal skepticism regarding the high frequency of childhood vaccines in the U.S. compared to other nations.Crime & Scandals: The duo touches on a Michigan synagogue attack , a norovirus outbreak on a Princess Cruise ship , and a horrific scandal involving a Colorado funeral home owner giving families fake ashes (concrete) instead of their loved ones' remains.Housing & Labor: Discussion includes Trump’s executive orders aimed at housing affordability and the first major U.S. slaughterhouse strike since 1985 at the Swift Beef Company in Colorado.Pop Culture & ReviewsFirefly Reboot: Excitement is high for a rumored animated version of Firefly featuring the original cast, announced at Awesome Con.Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Kelsey expresses relief that a planned reboot pilot was scrapped, calling the original a "classic" that shouldn't be touched.Live-Action Avatar: Johnny reviews the Netflix adaptation of One Piece Season 2, praising the emotional depth and casting despite knowing the original story.Literature: Johnny recommends the LitRPG series Victor of Tuscon, featuring a protagonist from Tucson who becomes a pit fighter in another world.The "Retro" Reality CheckThe episode concludes with a "negativity" alert: GameStop officially classified the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Wii U as "retro consoles," leaving the hosts feeling significantly older.Tarot Reading: Two of Cups (partnership) and the Page of Swords (new ideas and exploration)We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 5, Sourcery (we are reading in publication order). Please be patient with Kelsey, she never reads a series start to finish without reading things inbetween!Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode of the Wayward Dragon podcast, hosted by nerdy friends Kelsey and Johnny, balances the mundane frustrations of the 9-to-5 grind with heavy-hitting global news, pop culture conspiracies, and a touch of the occult.Life, Labor, and SanityWorkplace Woes: Johnny discusses a frustrating promotion offer where the company attempted to lowball his wage, offering $21/hour instead of his requested $25/hour, despite increased responsibilities.Nursing Home Drama: Kelsey vents about "picking up the slack" for a lazy coworker at her housekeeping job in a nursing/rehab facility.Health & Wellness: Kelsey shares her struggles with spine compression and the importance of her chiropractor and massage therapist. To cope with stress, Johnny has turned to "cozy" nonsensical mobile games to maintain his sanity.The "Heavy Hitters" News SegmentGeopolitics & Conflict: They discuss recent military actions in Iran, expressing frustration over "Holy War" rhetoric and the impact on gas prices.Conspiracies & Pop Culture: The duo navigates internet rumors, including the "shuck and jive" of the Epstein Files , body-shaming directed at Kelly Osbourne after the Brit Awards , and a bizarre theory regarding whether Jim Carrey has been replaced by a clone (which they ultimately doubt due to the lack of "aging-up" technology).Legal & Corporate Updates: * The Supreme Court declined to hear a case regarding AI-generated images, maintaining that human authorship is required for copyright.Papa John's is reportedly closing 300 underperforming locations.Florida has lowered eligibility for HIV treatment aid due to budget shortfalls.Reviews and Tarot Cards:Reading List: Kelsey discusses Everything She Ever Wanted by Ann Rule and The Disco Witches of Fire Island, a feel-good coming-of-age story set during the HIV/AIDS crisis of the 70s and 80s.Watch List: Johnny highly recommends the show The Last Kingdom (noting the phenomenal chemistry between the leads) and How to Get to Heaven from Belfast.Tarot Reading: To close, Kelsey pulls The Chariot, symbolizing a steady hand through chaos , while Johnny's reading results in the Ten of Cups (the "wish card"), suggesting that despite a rocky road, emotional fulfillment is on the horizon. Stay safe and watch your technology, as Mercury is in retrograde until the 20th.We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 5, Sourcery (we are reading in publication order). Please be patient with Kelsey, she never reads a series start to finish without reading things inbetween!Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode of the Wayward Dragon podcast features our hosts diving into a mix of personal updates, bizarre global news, and their latest media reviews. From Olympic "penis-gate" to the trial of social media giants, the duo balances heavy topics like the Epstein files with lighthearted banter about fast-food feuds and Harry Potter mascots.Personal UpdatesKelsey discusses her exhaustion from working six-day weeks and her relief at the Midwest "false spring" melting the snow.Johnny shares updates on his kickball league and a recent Magic: The Gathering tournament held for his birthday.The News DeskKidnapping Mystery: The hosts discuss the alleged kidnapping of a Today Show host’s mother, involving a bizarre one-Bitcoin ransom and suspicions of an "inside job".Olympic Scandals: A breakdown of "penis-gate," where male ski jumpers are accused of using fillers to increase suit drag for better flight. They also touch on crumbling gold medals and a Norwegian medalist who used a press conference to confess to cheating on his girlfriend.Society & Tech: * Discussion on research suggesting "Zoomers" are the first generation to be less educated/intelligent than their predecessors.Updates on the Epstein files, including speculation about Ghislaine Maxwell’s prison "double" and Epstein’s alleged active Fortnite account in Israel.Instagram leaders testifying in court regarding the platform's addictive design for youth.Bizarre Headlines: * Draco Malfoy becoming the accidental face of Chinese New Year due to a name translation quirk.A Raising Cane’s in Boston facing eviction because the landlord claims the building smells too much like chicken.A "Home Alone" inspired drug dealer in the UK who booby-trapped his house with flamethrowers and man-traps.Reviews & MediaAnime: Johnny reviews To Your Eternity, praising the first two seasons but admitting he is struggling with the third.Books: Kelsey discusses finishing A New Lease on Death and her interest in Ann Rule’s true crime books, though she is considering a "DNF" (Do Not Finish) for an Egyptology book that feels too "whiny".Background Noise: Kelsey admits her love for having Dateline on as background sound while doing chores.Tarot DrawThe King of Cups: Represents wisdom, compassion, and the need for diplomatic action.The Seven of Swords Reversed: Indicates imposter syndrome or self-deception, urging the listener to give themselves graceWe are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 5, Sourcery (we are reading in publication order). Please be patient with Kelsey, she never reads a series start to finish without reading things inbetween!Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome!! This is what we covered in this Wayward Dragons Podcast:Pop Culture & Personal AnecdotesTribute to Catherine O’Hara: The hosts mourn the reported death of actress Catherine O’Hara, discussing her legacy in films like Home Alone and The Nightmare Before Christmas, as well as her role in Schitt's Creek .Midwest Weather: The episode begins with a discussion on surviving severe Midwest snow and ice storms, including stories of people in Arkansas "sledding" in kayaks on solid ice .National News & PoliticsGovernment Shutdown: The hosts mention a partial government shutdown occurring after Congress failed to pass spending bills .SNAP Benefit Changes: They detail new work requirements for SNAP (food stamp) recipients, which now apply to able-bodied adults up to age 64 .Job Market Criticism: One host argues that the perceived abundance of jobs is a "facade," claiming many companies post fake openings for tax breaks while requiring "bullshit" credentials like high school transcripts for experienced workers .Voting Rights: A federal judge’s ruling is discussed, which struck down parts of an executive order requiring citizenship verification for voter registration .Legal & Safety IssuesMardi Gras Shooting: The hosts report on a shooting at a Mardi Gras parade in Louisiana that injured six people, including a child .Meta Trial: The episode covers a trial in New Mexico where Meta (Facebook) is accused of failing to protect children from sexual solicitations documented by undercover state investigators .ICE and Civil Unrest: A large portion of the episode is dedicated to harsh criticism of ICE operations, which the hosts allege involve the murder of protesters and civilians . They also discuss a "general strike" and local efforts by officials in New York and California to block ICE cooperation .Bizarre & Tech NewsVacuum Incident: A man in Central Florida was reportedly arrested for performing sexual acts with a vacuum cleaner in public .AI Hallucinations: The hosts laugh at a report of tourists traveling to a small Australian town for "famous hot springs" that do not exist, having been fabricated by an AI travel algorithm .Unearthing History: A 140-year-old wooden ship, the Lawrence and Mackenzie, was recently unearthed on the New Jersey shore due to storm surges .Real ID Fines: The hosts warn listeners about a $45 TSA fine for travelers who do not have a "Real ID" star on their license .BooksHow To Become The Dark Lord or Die Trying Django WexlerTarot cardsQueen of Swords and the 2 of Pentacles We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 5, Sourcery (we are reading in publication order). Please be patient with Kelsey, she never reads a series start to finish without reading things inbetween!Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome everyone! This is what we will be talking about in this episode!Political news:Venezuela Invasion: The hosts discuss the US entry into Venezuela, noting that fentanyl was allegedly classified as a weapon of mass destruction to justify the move. They also touch on the seizure of oil tankers and reports of experimental weapons being used.The Greenland Acquisition: Discussion regarding Donald Trump’s desire to acquire Greenland, which has reportedly caused friction within NATO and prompted naval responses from Denmark, Finland, Sweden, and Germany.Minneapolis & Ice Unrest: Following three confirmed murders by Ice agents on New Year’s Day, Minneapolis has become a flashpoint for protests. The hosts discuss the administration's use of the Insurrection Act and the push by several states (NJ, NY, OR, CA) to limit Ice cooperation or abolish the agency entirely.Reproductive Rights: California Governor Gavin Newsom has notably refused to extradite a physician to Louisiana for mailing abortion medication, citing California’s Telemedicine Abortion Shield Law.🧪 Science, Tech, & "The Weird"From quantum warfare to lunar power, the episode highlights several strange developments:Quantum Cyber Weapons: China is reportedly testing over ten experimental quantum tools for military intelligence and stealth.Nuclear Moon Power: NASA aims to place a nuclear fission reactor on the moon by 2030 to support long-term settlement.Florida News: In a classic "weird news" segment, a man was arrested on a construction site wearing a red lace bra and a G-string while concealing a gun in silicone breast implants.Cemetery Theft: A Pennsylvania man was arrested for stealing over 100 human remains from a historic cemetery.📚 Media Reviews & Personal LifeThe hosts shared their current reads and cultural interests:Magic: The Gathering: Johnny expresses excitement for the new Lorwyn/Shadowmoor set. They discuss a new music video, "Bogart Ballad," created in collaboration with the Jim Henson Company.Book Reviews: Kelsey is reading A New Lease on Death by Olivia Black and struggling with a heavy Egyptology series, The Space Between the Stars.Film Review: Johnny recommends "The Order," starring Jude Law as an FBI agent pursuing white supremacists.Nursing Home Struggles: Kelsey vents about the physical toll and strict regulations (like hand sanitizer overuse) during state surveys at the nursing home where she works.🔮 Tarot ReadingThe episode concludes with a dual card pull for the listeners: Seven of Pentacles: Hard work, perseverance, and the promise of a harvest after toil.Six of Cups: Nostalgia, happy memories, and reconnecting with the past or community.We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 5, Sourcery (we are reading in publication order). Please be patient with Kelsey, she never reads a series start to finish without reading things inbetween!Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome to this episode of The Wayward Dragons Podcast!Life UpdatesHolidays: Kelsey’s holiday was marred by resident deaths at her workplace (a care facility), which she found emotionally draining. Johnny’s holiday was low-key, but he suffered a minor injury while cooking cornbread for New Year’s—he burned his hand on a cast-iron skillet after the oven temperature sensor malfunctionedNews & Pop Culture"Gachiakuta": Rated as the #1 anime of 2025 by Teen Vogue. Johnny described the premise: a boy is thrown into a "pit" for criminals where he discovers he has superpowers to fight trash beasts"One Piece": They discussed the "Egg Island" (Egghead) arc. Johnny noted that the creator, Eiichiro Oda, stated the anime would stop airing weekly to preserve quality and avoid burnout, moving to a seasonal format"The Apothecary Diaries": Mentioned as a top contender and nominated for Anime of the YearScreen Time Study: A Singapore study linked high infant screen time to increased anxiety in teenagersNew Dog Breeds: The American Kennel Club added three new breeds, including the Brittany Spaniel and American Teddy Roosevelt Terrier"Zootopia 2": Surpassed "Frozen" as the top-grossing Disney animated filmNeuralink: Elon Musk announced plans for high-volume, automated brain implant surgeries by 2026Weird Crime: $400,000 worth of lobster was stolen en route to Costco, and thieves in Germany drilled into a bank vault to steal $300 million.Penny Funeral: A "mock funeral" for the penny was held at the Lincoln Memorial after the U.S. stopped minting themReviews & RecommendationsBooks:"Evil in Me" by Brom: Johnny’s "Book of the Year." A horror/punk novel set in the 80s about a delinquent girl named Ruby Tucker who gets possessed by a demon via a ring and has to bring about the apocalypse. He praised the heavy punk music influence"The Midnight Library": Kelsey’s first favorite read of the year. She described it as a heavy but uplifting "It's a Wonderful Life"-style story about a woman exploring alternative lives after a suicide attempt"In the Lives of Puppets" by T.J. Klune: Kelsey’s funniest read, described as "Robots meets Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy." She highlighted the anxious Roomba character (Rambo) and the nurse robot (Nurse Ratched)"When Women Were Dragons": Kelsey found this book disappointing, noting it lacked a plot and read too much like an autobiography, despite the interesting premise of 1950s women turning into dragonsMovies/TV:"The Long Walk": Johnny highly recommended this 2025 movie adaptation of the Stephen King novel. He described it as a dystopia where 50 young men must walk without stopping until only one survives. He praised the psychological depth and acting"Supernatural": The hosts expressed frustration with the series finale, feeling it was unnecessary and emotional damage for the fans"The Reckoning": They watched this documentary featuring 50 Cent2026 Resolutions & Tarot ReadingJohnny: Aims to read one book a week (52 total) and listen to a different music genre every week of the year (starting with European Pop).Kelsey: A joint resolution with her husband to be consistent—specifically with the gym, yoga, cooking at home, and using her new adjustable loom to knit a blanket.Johnny pulled the Ace of Wands (signifying new potential, inspiration, and passion projects).Kelsey pulled the Page of Pentacles (signifying ambition, diligence, and laying foundations for the future).We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 5, Sourcery (we are reading in publication order).Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Personal UpdatesHoliday Work Chaos: Hayden, who works as a director of operations for an orchestra, shared stories about the chaotic holiday season. He detailed a "run-out" concert where stagehands went to the wrong high school (30 minutes away), forcing him to load and unload equipment in a snowstorm.Phone Upgrades: Kelsey discussed getting a new flip-style smartphone that reminds her of the Gameboy SP, while her husband Zach got a new fold phoneInternet Issues: They briefly discussed a failed attempt to switch to AT&T internet, which lasted less than an hour before they switched back to Xfinity.News SegmentsThe hosts discussed a wide variety of news topics, ranging from sports scandals to oddities:Michigan State Football Scandal: They discussed the firing of coach Sherrone Moore (referred to as Sharon Moore in the text). He was charged with stalking and breaking into his mistress's home with a butter knife and kitchen scissors after she tried to end their affair.Brown University Shooting: They covered the recent shooting at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, where two people were killed and nine injured. They noted police had released a photo of a suspect.Cannabis Reclassification: Donald Trump is reportedly considering reclassifying marijuana to Schedule III to allow for more medical research Tesla Robotaxis: Tesla is planning to test robotaxis in Austin, Texas, with no safety drivers, which the hosts noted as concerning given previous issues with autonomous vehicles .Entertainment News:Dick Van Dyke turned 100 years old.Lindsay Lohan has been revealed as the voice of Maggie Simpson in a new Simpsons segment .Rob Reiner's son was arrested for stabbing his parents (Rob Reiner and his wife).Odd News:Care Bear Bandits: Seven teenagers dressed in Care Bear costumes were arrested for trespassing in a vacant hotel in Wisconsin .Nativity Fugitive: A fugitive in Italy was caught hiding in a nativity scene by posing as a "fourth wise man".Littering Fine: An 86-year-old man in the UK was fined £250 for "littering" after spitting out a leaf that blew into his mouth.Word of the Year: Merriam-Webster’s word of the year is "Slop," defined as low-quality digital content produced by AI.Book Reviews & Media"Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" by Caitlin Doughty: Hayden finished this book and highly recommended it. He noted it changed his perspective on death and family involvement in the grieving process."The Royal Governess" by Wendy Holden: Hayden has just started reading this historical fiction novel about Queen Elizabeth II’s childhood governess."Out of Air" by Rachel Reece: Kelsey read this YA book about kids breathing underwater in an air pocket. She found the narrator of the audiobook very whiny."In the Lives of Puppets" by T.J. Klune: Kelsey loved this book, specifically highlighting a character named Rambo, an anxious Roomba vacuum robot, as hilarious. She recommended listening to the audio version.2026 Goals & ResolutionsKelsey: Wants to grow the podcast and her cottage bakery business, and stay off her phone to read more.Hayden: Wants to detach from his phone and be more creative (art, miniatures) and allow himself to be bored to stimulate creativityWe are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 5, Sourcery (we are reading in publication order). Please be patient with Kelsey, she never reads a series start to finish without reading things inbetween!Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Kelsey is joined by a special guest, her brother Hayden, who is filling in for regular co-host Johnny.1. Intro & Personal UpdatesMidwest Weather: The siblings discuss the "frigid" weather and a recent snowstorm that dumped a foot of snow on the Midwest. They swap stories about dangerous winter driving, including witnessing a semi-truck dangling off a bridge and a gruesome accident involving a gooseneck trailer.2. Weird News RoundupThe hosts cover a variety of oddball and current event headlines:Food Safety: A recall on shredded cheese in 31 states due to metal fragments.Animal Antics:A bald eagle dropped a cat through a woman's windshield in North Carolina.A juvenile raccoon fell through the ceiling of a liquor store and was found passed out drunk.Crime & Punishment:A Missouri judge resigned after facing discipline for wearing an Elvis wig and singing during court proceedings.Two Texas men were arrested for plotting to take over a Haitian island to create a hub for illegal activities.A New Zealand man swallowed a Fabergé pendant (inspired by the James Bond film Octopussy) to steal it.Pop Culture & Misc:A GameStop customer traded a Pokémon card worth $33,000.Millie Bobby Brown changed her name after marriage.An auction was announced for a rare bottle of Dom Pérignon from Charles and Diana's 1981 wedding.Dave Coulier (Full House) was diagnosed with stage 3 non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.3. The Literary Corner (Books)Smoke Gets in Your Eyes by Caitlin Doughty.The Secret Market of the Dead by Giovanni Di Feo (Described as Young Adult with Italian folklore elements).Famous Last Words by Gillian McAllister and Out of Air by Rachel Reese.Cozy Mysteries: A series by Jennifer Hawkins featuring a talking Corgi, including Murder Always Barks Twice and Cold Nose for Murder.Non-Fiction: Lady in Waiting by Anne Glenconner (Memoir of Princess Margaret’s lady-in-waiting).Queer Romance: The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen by K.J. Charles and A Rulebook for Restless Rogues by Jess Everlee.Poetry: Reading Shakespeare sonnets aloud to help with his stutter.NYT Top 10 List: They also reacted to the New York Times' top books of the year, including Angel Down, The Director, and Mother Emanuel.4. TV & Media Watch ListScandalSupernaturalRuPaul's Drag Race: They reviewed the cast announcement for Season 18, laughing at drag names like "Sierra Mist," "Jane Don't," and "Kenya Please".We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 5, Sourcery (we are reading in publication order). Please be patient with Kelsey, she never reads a series start to finish without reading things inbetween!Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and Welcome everyone to this episode of The Wayward Dragons. This is what we will be discussing in this episode:1. The Release of the Epstein FilesCongress passed a bill to release the Epstein files.The host expresses concern that information incriminating a certain president, his supporters, or major donors will be redacted under the guise of an "ongoing investigation".They discuss the possibility of the president attempting a "Richard Nixon" strategy, where he would release the files and have a vice president (specifically mentioning JD Vance) pardon him.The hosts touch on the mention of the nickname "Bubba" in an email, noting it could refer to Bill Clinton, Ghislaine Maxwell's horse, or the son of a foreign leader, not definitively Clinton.They also note that Prince Andrew is having his name removed from various public items due to his involvement in the scandal.2. Immigration and Government ActionsThe hosts discuss the Trump administration's lawsuit against a new California law that bans federal agents (including ICE) from wearing masks and requires them to display visible identification while conducting official business. The host supports the right of the public to know who government officials are.Pope Leo the 14th is mentioned as strongly backing US bishops who criticized the Trump administration's immigration crackdown and urged humane treatment of immigrants.A veteran FBI employee is suing the bureau after being fired for displaying a pride flag in his workspace, which the host calls a "lavender scare".Plea negotiations are underway for a Wisconsin judge accused of helping immigrants evade ICE agents.3. Marijuana and Hemp LegislationThe hosts clarify a common misconception that the recent government spending bill cracked down on recreational or medical marijuana.They state that the crackdown was specifically on hemp products such as Delta 8 and Delta 9.The hosts advocate for the full legalization of marijuana, citing its historical use (the Declaration of Independence was written on hemp) and its medical benefits for issues like migraines, cancer-related nausea, OCD, and sleep disorders.They note that Florida is taking steps to advance a proposal to legalize recreational marijuana for the 2026 ballot.4. Miscellaneous and ConclusionA Michigan woman won a $1 million lottery after a late-night food run (jokingly referred to as a "munchies" run).They discuss a UK bar called Alibi that does not allow single people to enter after 9:00 PM to prevent harassment and drama. Johnny speculates this is because of the rise of online dating.Books:Murder by the Book by Amy SchaumbergMovies/Tv ShowsHello BostonSupernatural endingHell of a BossTarot cards:Princess of SwordsFour of PentaclesWe are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 5, Sourcery (we are reading in publication order). Please be patient with Kelsey, she never reads a series start to finish without reading things inbetween!Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and Welcome everyone to this episode of The Wayward Dragons! This is what the hosts will be covering in this episode:Current Events & Politics:Government Standoff: The hosts express frustration over the ongoing government shutdown, discussing the political battles over health benefits and the Affordable Care Act ("Obamacare").Royal Family Scandal: They cover the news of Prince Edward being stripped of all his titles, which they link to the Epstein files. One host gives the opinion that royal titles should no longer exist as they serve "no purpose" in the modern age.Midterm Elections: They celebrate the US midterm election results where a Democrat won every material race, with the majority of winners being women, calling it a "big victory".Age of Politicians: They debate the idea that there should be a maximum age (e.g., 65 or 70) for politicians to retire, arguing that "young blood" is needed in politics. They mention a politician named "Madani" as a good example of a grassroots candidate who engaged with the public by showing up at a gay nightclub to encourage voting.Science & Nerd Culture:Prehistoric Snails: The science segment covers research on a 1 million-year-old fossil snail suggesting that prehistoric snails gave birth to live young instead of laying eggs. The information was sourced from IFL Science (I Fucking Love Science).K-Pop Expectations: They discuss the psychological toll and expectations placed on K-Pop musicians, comparing them unfavorably to the restrictive life of royalty.Books:Bless Your Heart by Lindy RyanThe Lost Tomb: And Other Real-Life Stories of Bones, Burials and Murder by Douglas PrestonLittle Bookshop of Murder by Maggie BlackburnTv Shows:Mayfair WitchesInterview With a VampireGen VPerson of InterestTarot Cards:Queen of pentacles9 of pentacles We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 5, Sourcery (we are reading in publication order). Please be patient with Kelsey, she never reads a series start to finish without reading things inbetween!Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and Welcome!The News:Government Shutdown and Benefits: The main focus of the news section was the ongoing government shutdown. If a conclusion isn't reached, many people will lose food stamps and other benefits starting November 1st. Food banks will also be affected by losing funding. The Senate rejected a bill to pay federal workers.Healthcare Funding: A Californian union, the Service Employees International Union, proposed a one-time 5% tax on billionaires' net worth in the state to offset federal reductions in Medicaid funding. Supporters argue it's an obligation to help and that a small portion could also fund public schools. The federal reductions could lead to the state losing $30 billion annually and up to 3.4 million people losing coverage.Immigration and Accountability: The Governor of Illinois signed an executive order creating the Illinois Accountability Commission to investigate alleged civil rights abuses tied to federal immigration enforcement, in response to Trump's Chicago raids. The commission's core missions are to build a public record of abuses, document impacts on families, and recommend actions to prevent further harm.D.C. Protest: A man was detained by D.C. police for protesting the National Guard patrol while dressed as Darth Vader and playing the "Imperial Death March" song. Another protest incident involved a 61-year-old woman who was arrested for "lewd and inappropriate behavior" for holding a sign and wearing an inflatable penis costume.Quebec Religious Symbols Ban: Quebec's government is planning on banning religious symbols from being worn in government-subsidized daycares and child care centers. There would be a grandfather clause to exempt current employees.French Rape Law: France's Assembly Nationale approved a bill defining rape as any non-consensual sexual act. The bill was supported by a vote of 155 to 31, with only far-right lawmakers opposing. Consent is defined as "free and informed. Specific. Prior". This reform shifts the burden to the alleged offender.Golf Course on Slave Graves: The city of Tallahassee is planning to sell a golf course built on top of slave graves for $1.25 million. A condition of the sale is placing a commemorative plaque.A woman in Michigan won $100,000 in Powerball after ChatGPT helped her pick her lottery numbers.ChatGPT is reportedly changing its policies to allow the creation of "lewd or possibly offensive material" for users 18 and older, which the hosts predict will lead to a flood of AI-generated "smut books".Baker and Taylor Closure: The abrupt closure of Baker and Taylor, a major supplier for many US libraries, will cause supply and demand issues, resulting in longer hold times for library patrons.New Reading Rainbow Host: The announcement of the new host for Reading RainbowBooks:Johnny:The Ink and Sigil trilogy by Kevin Hearne. The Emaneska series by Ben Galley. The Legend of UH by Aaron N Hall.Kelsey: Dreadful by Kaitlin Rozakis. When the Moon Hits Your Eye by John Kanzaki. The Pumpkin Spice Cafe by Laurie Gilmore.TV Show Recommendation:Johnny recommended the Netflix show Wayward.Tarot Card Reading:The Sun and StrengthWe are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 5, Sourcery (we are reading in publication order). Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the show!!US Political and Social IssuesGovernment Shutdown and Civil War Allegation: They state the US government is currently shut down , which is causing severe problems for federal employees, including one anecdote about a military family struggling to get medication for their childrenProtests and ICE Agents: They discuss videos of protests in Oregon, including humorous instances of a person in an inflatable frog costume , as well as more serious accounts of ICE agents using rubber bullets on a priest and ramming a woman's carAntifa and Ideology: The hosts debate the nature of Antifa, asserting it is an ideology rather than an organization, and note the irony of those speaking against it refusing to say the word "fascist"RFK Jr.'s Claim: They mock an alleged claim by RFK Jr. that linked circumcision to an increased likelihood of autism due to Tylenol useTrump and Other News: They mention Trump being nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize and the confusing headline about a Canadian provincial leader, "Alberta says Prime speaks from love". They also express interest in how outside-US listeners perceive the US, asking them to email the podcastNational Parks: The hosts discuss the effects of the government shutdown on National Parks, including reports of vandalism. Great Smoky Mountains and Car Rally: They recount an unpleasant experience in Gatlinburg during a car rally, where participants were driving recklessly and vandalizing businesses, leading to gridlock that prevented emergency services from getting through. They note that the Great Smoky National Park is largely handled by Great Smokies Organization and Native American/residential communities, allowing most of it to stay open despite the federal shutdownFat Bear Contest: One host shares that the winner of the annual "fattest bear contest" is Bear 32, "Chunk," whose estimated weight is over 1,200 poundsBook ReviewsThe Last Murder at the End of the World by Stuart Turton: The first host found it confusing initially but praised the unique narrative structure, which is told from the shared point of view of a character named Abby, who is revealed to be a fungus injected into non-human, plant-based villagers. The plot involves a scientist's murder that triggers the plant-people to take control and build a utopia. Dragon Rider by Taran Matharu: The second host discusses this book, which deals with themes of rape. The plot follows a man named Jai, who is a servant/handyman, as he escapes a massacre at a rehearsal dinner and sets out to avenge his brother. He finds and hatches a dragon egg and attempts to return to his homeland with a foreign princess, all while navigating a magical system that involves linking one's "mana"Tarot Reading and Conclusion The episode concludes with a two-card tarot reading: the Four of Pentacles (examining one's relationship with money/financial security) and the Seven of Pentacles (hard work and persevering toward a better harvest). They thank the audience and encourage them to rate, subscribe, and email the show.We are also happy to announce that we Have a book club! We are reading The DiscWorld Series! We are moving to book 5, SourceryPlease rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the show! News Topics:American Airlines Lawsuit: A federal jury ordered American Airlines to pay $11 million for neglecting a 67-year-old California chef who suffered two strokes—one while the plane was at the gate and another mid-flight—during a 2021 Miami-to-Madrid flight. The crew failed to notify medical personnel or divert the flightPanama Alien Hoax: The hosts talk about a viral story of a man in Panama who allegedly found an egg sack from a meteorite that contained a growing "life form," which scientific experts have debunked as a hoaxAlex Murdaugh's Banker: Russell Laffitte pleaded guilty to state bank fraud charges in South Carolina for helping Alex Murdaugh move stolen funds. The hosts reference the Netflix documentary on Alex Murdaugh, who was sentenced for killing his wife and son.Voter Data/Trump Administration: Discussion on the DOJ suing six states, including Minnesota, New York, and California, for refusing to turn over voter rolls, and the hosts' belief that voting should be private. They also mention the Trump administration's efforts to restrict the asylum systemTylenol and Autism Claim: Obama rebuked the claim that Tylenol causes autism. Johnny links the discredited research to Doctor Oz and his financial interest in a rival pain relieverRFK Jr. Impeachment: House Democrat Representative Haley Stevens has begun drafting articles of impeachment against RFK Jr. for efforts that "jeopardize public health," primarily referencing his views on food additives and seed oilsUS Tariffs: The US plans to impose new tariffs, including a 100% duty on imported branded drugs, 25% on heavy duty trucks, and 50% on kitchen cabinetsJames Comey: Ex-FBI Director James Comey was charged with making a false statement and obstruction following President Trump's call for the prosecution of perceived political enemiesMean Squirrel: A vicious squirrel in a Californian neighborhood has attacked at least five people, sending two to the emergency roomBooks:Fetishized by Kaila Yu: Rated five stars for its powerful, re-evaluative content on yellow fever, feminism, and beauty, with trigger warnings for addiction, suicide, and sexual assaultInk and Sigil and Paper and Blood How to Sell a Haunted House: Disliked the author's writing style and the plot, which involved a possessed puppetOn the Sundown Sea: Reads more like a diary than a fiction novel; not much plotMort: Enjoyed the funny, alternative motive for DeathMedia:Unknown Number : A "fucked up" story about a girl who was catfished and harassed by her own motherKaiju Number 8: Described as Attack on Titan meets My Hero AcademiaWeapons: Enjoyed the film for its surprisingly accurate research into magical systems and the occultAlive: A "Blue's Clues for adults," with episodes covering topics like death and what it means to be an authentic human.Tarot Cards:Johnny: Ten of Wands Kelsey: King of CupsWe are also happy to announce that we have a our book club! We are reading The DiscWorld Series! We are on book 5, Sourcery.Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and Welcome! Thank you for joining us!Personal Updates and AnecdotesPersonal Life: Johnny talks about how they were unable to attend DragonCon this year due to various unexpected reasons, including finances, but hopes to go next year. Kelsey mentioned their brother totaled his car, but is fine.New Job Experience: Kelsey started a new job as a dietary aide in a nursing home, describing the training as "baptism by fire".Sports: Kelsey briefly mention college football season starting, with Johnny having very strong opinions on professional athletic organizations.News and Current EventsCharlie Kirk Discussion:He was shot in the neck at the first stop of his "Prove Me Wrong" tour.The host strongly condemns Kirk, calling him a "piece of shit" and a "fucking Nazi".Queer people should be killed "like they were in the Bible".Questioning the qualifications of Black pilots or Black people in jobs.Dismissing police violence and saying Black people assaulted by police "deserve it".Stating women should not be in the workplace, only be at home, and that those who go to college are "just there to find a husband".Stating that women who are raped "deserve it" and should be forced to carry the child to term, even if it was his 10-year-old daughter.They also mention that Donald Trump prematurely announced Kirk's death and later suggested giving him the Presidential Medal of Freedom.Other News:A Colorado school shooting at Evergreen High School left two students in critical condition; the suspected 15-year-old shooter died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.There was an active shooter situation at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.Historically black colleges and universities were facing threats after the Kirk shooting.Multiple judges have blocked Trump administration efforts, including removing unaccompanied minors from Honduras in shelters , restricting federal funding for immigrant services like Headstart , and subpoenaing trans kids' medical records from a Boston hospital.White supremacists were taking to the streets, chanting "white men fight back".North Korea stated they would "take action" if Israel does not cease actions with Gaza and the West Bank.Book Reviews:Assistant to the Villain by Anna Nicole MayerToxic Empathy by Allie Beth StuckeyOn a Sundown Sea by Jill HallInk and Sigil series by Kevin HearneTV Show Review:Alien Earth TV Series (on Hulu/FX)The hosts conclude with a card reading.Ace of Hearts: New feelings for a change, with the potential for great emotional and spiritual awareness. It suggests trusting intuition to lead to new horizons.Ten of Swords (Reversed): Indicates combating an inevitable change or ending. It's time to "rip off the bandage" and embrace the change for personal growth and regeneration.We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 5, Sourcery. Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode hosts Kelsey and Johnny catch up on their lives and discuss a variety of topics, including recent news, personal stories, and book reviews.In the NewsWe dive into a mix of news stories, sharing their strong opinions and reactions. Topics include:The recent controversy surrounding Cracker Barrel's logo redesign, which the hosts find silly. They also touch on the blandness of Cracker Barrel's food and Midwestern cooking in general. A Pennsylvania bus crash involving a junior high football team, which sent over 20 people to the hospital. Trump's proposed reclassification of marijuana from a Schedule I to a Schedule III drug. The hosts argue that it's a political stunt, and they discuss the hypocrisy of legalizing alcohol while restricting marijuana. We also discuss Trump's threat to send the military to Baltimore to "clean up crime". They argue that crime rates in Baltimore are already down and that his proposal is a form of "militarized police force". A federal judge's decision to strike down a Minnesota law that aimed to protect LGBTQ+ students from discrimination by Christian colleges. The hosts express frustration with the ruling, arguing that these private institutions should not receive government funding or tax breaks. The denial of parole for the Menendez brothers, leading to a discussion on abuse and the justice system, comparing their case to "battered wife syndrome". A British Airways flight from Italy that had to remove 20 passengers due to extreme heat affecting the plane's ability to take off. Other news items include great white sharks moving north due to warming oceans , new discoveries by the James Webb Space Telescope , and a hoax stabbing by a Colorado park ranger.Book and TV ReviewsKelsey and Johnny share their latest media consumption:Johnny continues to enjoy the Warriors Cat book series and recommends it to listeners. Kelsey also received an advanced copy of a new book, On a Sundown Sea, which they plan to review together. Kelsey is reading the Iron Druid Chronicles and talks about the characters and plot. Kelsey also watched Fit for TV. A documentary on the dark side of The Biggest Loser, noting the unhealthy practices and lasting harm done to contestants. Johnny watched the first season of Channel Zero, an anthology series based on creepypastas, and recommends it.Tarot Cards:The Moon8 of Wands/Temporance We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 4, Mort (we are reading in publication order). Please be patient with Kelsey, she never reads a series start to finish without reading things inbetween!Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode, we're diving into the week's biggest headlines. We'll break down court decisions, from federal judges striking down parts of Florida's book removal law and a Trump-era diversity program, to the Supreme Court's decision on a new social media age-check law in Mississippi. Plus, we'll cover the latest in pop culture with a new Taylor Swift album and new food news from Mars. We'll also take a look at some of the weirdest stories making the rounds, including a new toothpaste made from hair and the mysterious horned rabbits of Colorado. Finally, we'll share our current recommendations, including the book Spook Show #10 and the movie K-pop Demon Hunter.Tarot Cards:Ace of pentacles 8 of swordsWe are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 4, Mort (we are reading in publication order). Please be patient with Kelsey, she never reads a series start to finish without reading things in-between!Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

News:Politics and Policy: The hosts discuss a number of major political developments, including a recent judge's order against the Trump administration's cancellation of humanity's grants and the controversy surrounding his demand that the Washington NFL team revert to its previous name. They also cover debates over the renaming of military bases with Confederate ties, and the potential impact of immigration raids on the U.S. food supply. The hosts also touch on a bill being considered to prevent the loss of foreign-born clergy serving in U.S. communities.Media and Culture: The cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and the South Park episode that followed are topics of discussion, along with a significant data breach affecting the app "Tea." A lighter note is struck with the mention of a new Magic: The Gathering space set and a convention that raised money for a girl with a birthmark to meet the voice actor of her favorite anime character.Controversies and Conspiracy: The episode dives into several controversies, including the re-emergence of the Epstein files and a tweet from MLK's daughter after the release of MLK's assassination files. The hosts also bring up a video that surfaced appearing to show Trump cheating at golf and the news of NASA losing funding.International and Election News: The podcast touches on how U.S. politics could complicate Canada's co-hosting of the 2026 World Cup and the speculation surrounding who the Democrats might be considering for their next presidential candidate.Losses: The death of legendary rocker Ozzy Osbourne is discussed, along with other recent celebrity deaths.Books:The Perfect Marriage by Jenena RoseHow To Sell A Haunted House by Grady HendrixMovies/Shows:The Fantastic 4 MovieShinedown ConcertTarot Cards:10 of cupsPrince/knight of swords We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 4, Mort (we are reading in publication order).Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us for an exciting episode packed with the latest headlines and our top entertainment picks! In the news, we're dissecting the "One Big Beautiful Bill" and the EU's decision to delay retaliatory tariffs on US goods. We'll also cover some truly unique stories, from Donald Trump's plans to host a UFC fight at the White House to celebrate 250 years of independence, to Barbie's new Type 1 Diabetic doll, and even Chinese scientists creating the first cyborg bee with the world's lightest brain controller!Prepare to be amazed as we discuss the incredible discovery of a 70-million-year-old dinosaur fossil unearthed beneath the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. We'll also dive into the latest in celebrity news with Kelly Osbourne's response to rumors about Ozzy Osbourne, and a significant update from the DOJ and FBI regarding Jeffrey Epstein's alleged "client list." Plus, we'll examine the concerning impact of US aid cuts on HIV vaccine research in South Africa, Donald Trump's controversial suggestion to strip Rosie O'Donnell of her US citizenship, and the tragic news of a plague-related death in Arizona.For our book lovers, we'll be highlighting "He Who Fights with Monsters" by Shitaloon, and diving into two thrilling reads by Simone St. James: "Murder Road" and "The Other Side Of Midnight." Finally, in our shows segment, get ready for our thoughts on Part 1 of Season 2 of "Sandman." Tune in for all this and more!Tarot Cards:8 of cups 10 of wandsWe are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 4, Mort (we are reading in publication order).Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome everyone! In this episode, we've got a lot to unpack.In the news: We'll dive into the details of the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' recently signed by Trump, discussing its major implications for taxes, Medicaid, food stamps, and immigration. We'll also cover the controversial return of US visas for foreign students, now with the requirement of social media access, and the concerning shutdown of the LGBT+ suicide hotline by the Trump administration. Further in legal news, a federal court has blocked Louisiana's law requiring the Ten Commandments to be posted in schools, and a federal judge has intervened to prevent Trump's efforts to keep Harvard from hosting foreign students. On a consumer note, Kraft Heinz has committed to removing artificial dyes from all its US products by the end of 2027. We'll also discuss the NHS's ambitious plan to sequence the genome of every newborn in England, and a tech industry group's lawsuit against Arkansas over new social media laws.For our book segment: We'll be exploring two fascinating titles. First up is "Liar, Dreamer, Thief" by Maria Dong, a speculative fantasy that delves into a young woman's struggle with mental health and the blurring lines between reality and her elaborate fantasy world. Then, we'll shift gears to "Written in Dead Wax" by Andrew Cartmel, the first in "The Vinyl Detective" series, where a record collector finds himself embroiled in a mystery involving a priceless lost recording and a string of suspicious deaths. Tarot Cards:5 of PentaclesThe StarWe are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 4, Mort (we are reading in publication order).Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if you need someone to talk too, you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome, everyone! Get ready for a jam-packed episode as we tackle the week's most compelling stories. We're talking 'No King' protests from coast to coast, the highly anticipated (and debated) Trump military parade, and the tragic news out of Minnesota regarding lawmaker assassinations. We'll also explore California's Governor taking on Trump, the NYC judge blocking ICE agents in jails, and the unsettling arrest of a South Carolina lawmaker. Plus, we'll unpack 'One Big Beautiful Bill,' shine a light on the Women Scotland Protests of the Equality Act 2010, and celebrate Gary Oldman's knighthood. Stick around for our book discussions on Dan Wells' 'I Am Not a Serial Killer' and Maria Dong's 'Liar, Dreamer, Thief,' a shout-out to the 'Magic the Gathering Unofficial Audiobooks Podcast,' and some great tunes from Ryan Casada.Tarot Cards:3 of pentaclesPage of pentaclesWe are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 4, Mort (we are reading in publication order).Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if we messed up in any way you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome, everyone! Get ready for an episode that tackles some of the most pressing and intriguing topics of the moment. In our news segment, we'll break down major developments like Elon Musk's exit from the Trump administration, the tragic terror attacks in Boulder, Colorado, and the unsettling reports of US citizens being kidnapped in Mexico, linked to dating apps. We'll also explore the legal battle over gender-affirming care for federal inmates, the internet-buzzing commencement speech from Kermit the Frog, and the continued impact of the Canadian wildfires. Further, we'll discuss the Trump administration's recent move on emergency abortion guidance and the concerning charges against two Chinese nationals regarding a biological pathogen. For our bookworms, we've got 'I Am Not a Serial Killer' by Dan Wells and 'Vitalerium' by Nicholas Casbarro on our reading list. And finally, we'll take a deep dive into the world of 'Doctor Who' in our shows and movies discussion. Tune in!Tarot Cards:The sun4 of swordsWe are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 4, Mort (we are reading in publication order).Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if we messed up in any way you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Buckle up, because this episode is a roller coaster of news, personal insights, and entertainment! We're talking about everything from the shocking Nottoway Plantation fire to Elon Musk's Grok chatbot controversy, and even a wild tale about a Mexican tall ship crashing into the Brooklyn Bridge. You won't believe some of the headlines, including a potential genuine Magna Carta copy at Harvard, Trump's interesting choice of gift-givers, and his truly baffling belief that Mattel is a country. We also hit on the serious issue of library funding cuts.Personally, we're revealing the secrets of Scooby's DNA and giving you our honest opinion on the Manabox app.In our segment on what we're consuming, we break down Terry Pratchett's Equal Rites and Nick Medina's Indian Burial Ground. And if you're looking for something to watch, we've got reviews of Hemlock Grove and the iconic To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar. Don't miss it!We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 4, Mort (we are reading in publication order).Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if we messed up in any way you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From shocking political proposals to celebrity space adventures, this week's episode has it all! We're diving deep into the latest news: Is the Pope's health in question? What's the truth behind Trump's plan to bribe women? And what about RFK Jr.'s controversial autism registration idea? We'll also cover Trump's Smithsonian vision, the Save Act, and Blue Origin's star-studded all-female launch. Plus, a major FDA announcement that could change your grocery shopping forever. We're also giving our takes on Daniela Tully's "Hotel on Shadow Lake," the new movie "Companion," and the must-watch TV shows "Worst Ex Ever" and "Worst Roommate Ever." Don't miss this wild ride!Tarot cards this episode:King of swords and the MagicianWe are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 3, Equal Rites (we are reading in publication order).Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to a thought-provoking episode! This week, we're diving into a fascinating mix of current events and cultural commentary. We'll explore the surprising identity of the Brooklyn Tesla vandalism suspect, the powerful calls for reparations at the UN, and Nicola Coughlan's strong stance against the new 'Harry Potter' series. We'll also delve into the U.S. Supreme Court's consideration of LGBT content in books and the unsettling questions surrounding the FSU shooting. Plus, we'll discuss Stephen King's brief Twitter ban by Elon Musk.On the entertainment front, we're unraveling the mind-bending 'Predestination,' exploring the intense 'The Righteous,' and examining the dark side of online fame in 'Bad Influence: The Bad Side of Kidfluencing.' Finally, we'll be highlighting the captivating podcast 'Sinisterhood.' Join us for a discussion that spans headlines, Hollywood, and the human condition.Tarot Cards:6 of Wands2 of Discs/Pentacle We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 3, Equal Rites (we are reading in publication order).Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to a truly eclectic episode! This week, we're navigating the complex world of tariffs, the shocking alleged murder plot involving Aaron Godwin, and the often-misunderstood dynamics of swinging couples. On the literary front, we're diving into the suspense of Heather Graham's 'The Betrayed.' For your viewing pleasure, we're dissecting the intriguing 'The Arc,' the heartfelt 'Atypical,' the thought-provoking 'Mickey 17,' and the disaster epic 'Geostorm.' Plus, we're tuning into the captivating podcasts 'You're Wrong About' and 'American Histeria.' Our tarot reading offers a glimpse into potential apathy and missed opportunities with the 4 of Cups and the reversed Page of Cups. Buckle up, it's a packed and thought-provoking ride!We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 3, Equal Rites (we are reading in publication order).Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if we messed up in any way you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dive into the depths of mystery and magic with us this week! We're exploring the haunting beauty of 'A Letter to the Luminous Deep,' the chilling suspense of 'The Hexed,' and the secrets hidden within 'Hotel on Shadow Lake.' On the screen, we're dissecting the captivating worlds of 'Electric State' and 'The Arc.' And to guide our journey, the 5 of Cups and 10 of Wands appear in our tarot reading, hinting at emotional depths and burdened paths. Join us as we unravel stories of hidden truths and unexpected turns.We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! We are moving to book 3, Equal Rites (we are reading in publication order).Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if we messed up in any way you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome! This week, we're thrilled to launch our Discworld book club with Terry Pratchett's 'Equal Rites.' We're also exploring the captivating worlds of Elise Kova's 'Loom Saga' and Sylvie Cathrall's 'A Letter to the Luminous Deep.' On the film front, we're delving into the gripping 'To Catch a Killer,' the mind-bending 'A Scanner Darkly,' and the visually stunning 'Annihilation.'Alongside our entertainment discussion, we'll be covering some significant news, including the Pope's hospitalization, the loss experienced by Gene Hackman's family, the passing of Dolly Parton's husband, and addressing the recent rumors about Michelle Trachtenberg. Our tarot reading features the 5 of Swords and the Tower Reversed, providing a thought-provoking perspective.Connect with us on Facebook and Instagram! We value your feedback and recommendations at [email protected]. And please remember to rate, review, subscribe, and share our podcast with your friends! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Buckle up for a whirlwind of news and more! This week, we're diving into the complex relationship between Elon Musk and Trump, the Pope's health concerns, the controversial firing of park rangers, and a truly bizarre story out of Brazil involving a boy and butterflies. Plus, we'll cover the Georgia priest house fire. Beyond the headlines, we're exploring Terry Pratchett's 'The Light Fantastic' as our Discworld book club continues, and venturing into the depths with 'A Letter to the Luminous Deep.' For movie night, we're discussing 'Captain America' and the thought-provoking 'Elevation.' Our tarot cards have spoken: the 10 of Wands and The Hermit offer guidance this week.Join the discussion on Facebook and Instagram! Have a suggestion or spotted a mistake? Email us at [email protected]. And don't forget to rate, review, subscribe, and share the dragon love! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we cover a range of captivating topics. We'll begin with breaking news, including the alleged identification of Jack the Ripper, the Super Bowl halftime show, and Elon Musk's involvement with the Treasury. Our book segment features Terry Pratchett's 'The Light Fantastic,' as we launch our Discworld book club, and Greg Melville's 'Over My Dead Body.' We'll also discuss the television series 'Resident Alien' and explore the meanings of the Ace and Two of Swords in our tarot reading. Tune in for a comprehensive look at these diverse subjects. Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook and Instagram!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if we messed up in any way you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the show, everyone! Get ready for a jam-packed episode! We're talking about everything from college football and Elon Musk to Netflix price changes and the Neil Gaiman allegations. We'll also be exploring the magical world of Discworld with Terry Pratchett's The Colour of Magic. Plus, we've got a ton of movies to discuss – Inception, The Dark Tower, and so many more! And for our tarot fans, we'll be pulling the Ace and Two of Cups.Exciting announcement! Our book club is officially starting, and we're diving headfirst into the Discworld series! We're reading in publication order, so next up is The Light Fantastic. Join us!Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe. Spread the word!Connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube!Have a suggestion or correction? Drop us a line at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome everyone!! This is what we will be talking about in this episode:News: LA WildfiresBird Flu9 year old Gets a TattooUK Sex-toys get hackedCollege FootballBooks:The Midnight Library by Matt HaigThe Stranger Beside Me: Ted Bundy The Inside Story by Ann RuleDo Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep by Philip K DickMovies: I Saw The TV GlowJurassic World Fallen KingdomTarot Cards:8 Of Swords Reversed 9 Of CupsWe are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! The first book we will be starting is The Colour of Magic. Join us!!Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if we messed up in any way you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome everyone!! This episode is going to look a little different this week. In this episode we will be talking about the best and worst books we have read this year. Things that we are looking forward to are coming out this new year. We are also happy to announce that we will be beginning our book club! We will be starting The DiscWorld Series by Terry Pratchett! The first book we will be starting is The Colour of Magic. Join us!!Tarot Cards:The Fool 2 of CupsPlease rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if we messed up in any way you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome everyone!! This is the other things we will be reviewing in this episode:Books:The Reformatory by Tananarive DueSlewfoot: A Tale of Bewitchery by BromThe Bone Witch Series by Rin ChupecoHow To Sell A Haunted House by Grady HendrixOther things:Johnny organizing his Magic The Gathering CardsNew Jersey drones or UFOFDA food banningCEO United Heath KillerAlbertsons is suing KrogerGrandma sink holeTarot Cards:The Fool The Hierophant Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if we messed up in any way you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome everyone!! This is the other things we will be reviewing in this episode:Books:The Reformatory by Tananarive DueThe Midnight Library by Matt HaigOther things:Spotify wrapsKelsey’s sourdoughTarot Cards:The Sun The Wheel of FortunePlease rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if we messed up in any way you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome everyone!! This is the other things we will be reviewing in this episode:Books:Silence for the Dead by Simone St. JamesThe Reformatory by Tananarive DueDragonblood Assassin Series by Jamie Castle and Andy PeloquinShows/Movies:Mike Tyson vs Jake PaulKaosTarot Cards:The Star 2 of PentaclesPlease rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if we messed up in any way you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome everyone!! This is a warning! Kelsey talks about the death of her dog. If this is something that you are not okay with, skip the beginning. This is the other things we will be reviewing in this episode:Books:The Warm Hands Of Ghosts by Katherine ArdenNone Of This Is True by Liss JewellThe Seaborn Cycle by Michael LivingstonRise of the Grandmaster by Bradford Bates and Michael AnderleDivine Dungeon by Dakota KroutCompletionist Chronicles by Dakota KroutDwarf Bounty Hunter by Martha Carr and Michael AnderleShows/Movies:The Love WitchThis Is The Zodiac SpeakingTarot Cards:Ace Of Wands7 Of WandsPlease rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if we messed up in any way you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome everyone!! This is a warning, Kelsey does talk about her dying pet. If you can't handle that, just skip the beginning. This is the other things we will be reviewing in this episode:Books:Book Of Night by Holly BlackHeart Full Of Lies by Ann RuleIf You Really Loved Me by Ann RuleThe Silent Gods Series by Justin CallThe Seaborn Cycle by Michael LivingstonTarot Cards:6 Of Pentacles Page/Prince of CupsPlease rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if we messed up in any way you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello and welcome everyone!! This is the other things we will be reviewing in this episode:Books:Sisters Of The Lost Nation by Nick Medina The Good Guys Series and the Bad Guys Series by Eric UglandShows:Destination of the Damned Agatha All AlongSalem’s LotTarot Cards:6 Of Pentacles The FoolMusic: Chappel Roan Please rate, review and subscribe! Don’t forget to tell a friend!You can join us on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube!If you have a topic/book recommendation or if we messed up in any way you can email us at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.