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Send us Fan MailSUMMARYStitch explores the evolution of privacy in the digital age, contrasting the simplicity of the past with today's data-driven world, and offers insights on how to navigate this new landscape while preserving our sanity.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch? Perhaps you have a question for him, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find him on the Yammerin' Facebook page and send a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TAKEAWAYYour phone doesn't listen to you; it predicts based on your actions.Privacy was the default in the past, now it's a privilege.The digital world was built without our explicit consent.Feeling watched is a natural response to data tracking.We can choose to remember a simpler, more private past.If you connected with this story, I think you’ll find something meaningful in a book I wrote titled "Stitch in Time". It’s my way of sharing the journey, the mistakes, and the love that made me who I am. If you’d like to read more, your support helps me continue creating with MTC Studio. The link is below.https://www.authorhouse.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/284668-Stitch-in-Time Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSUMMARYStitch Mainville shares a heartfelt reflection on how our understanding of happiness evolves with age, emphasizing the importance of recognizing small, meaningful moments and the growth that comes with life's responsibilities.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch? Perhaps you have a question for him, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find him on the Yammerin' Facebook page and send a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TAKEAWAYThe difference between highlight reel happiness and real happinessThe importance of small, meaningful momentsHow responsibilities and growth shape our understanding of happinessThe role of reflection and presence in recognizing happinessHappiness as a reflection of our impact on othersIf you connected with this story, I think you’ll find something meaningful in a book I wrote titled "Stitch in Time". It’s my way of sharing the journey, the mistakes, and the love that made me who I am. If you’d like to read more, your support helps me continue creating with MTC Studio. The link is below.https://www.authorhouse.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/284668-Stitch-in-TimeWhat is happiness?  Happiness is a complex emotional state that can vary greatly from person to person. It encompasses feelings of joy, fulfillment, and contentment, often influenced by personal experiences and connections with others.Mild adult language associated with this episode

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Send us Fan MailSUMMARYIn this season finale of Yammerin’, Stitch reflects on the quiet, fleeting moments that shape a lifetime — from rainy Sundays with his father and old cowboy movies, to roller coaster laughter and muddy shoes at Kennywood Park with his own kids. As time moves forward, Stitch explores the ache of memory, the danger of distraction, and the importance of presence in a world increasingly buried in screens. This monologue is a gentle reminder to hold on, look up, and live inside the moments before they slip away. Would you like to get in touch with Stitch? Perhaps you have a question for him, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find him on the Yammerin' Facebook page and send a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TAKEAWAYWe don’t lose moments because life moves too fast — we lose them because we’re not looking.Put down the phone.Be where your feet are.Because one day, the ordinary moment you’re living right now…will be the one you reach for when it’s gone.If you connected with this story, I think you’ll find something meaningful in a book I wrote titled "Stitch in Time". It’s my way of sharing the journey, the mistakes, and the love that made me who I am. If you’d like to read more, your support helps me continue creating with MTC Studio. The link is below.Thanks for listening, and for being part of this story.https://www.authorhouse.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/284668-Stitch-in-TimeDon't forget to check out MTC Studio's other podcast "The Gripe w/Stitch & Rick"https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597313Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSUMMARYIn this reflective episode of Yammerin’, Stitch Mainville takes listeners on a surprisingly emotional trip through a modern fast-food experience that goes completely off the rails. What starts as a simple order of chicken nuggets turns into a 25-minute standoff with kiosks, digital order boards, missing receipts, and a full-blown “nugget heist.” As frustration builds, Stitch finds himself confronting not just a messed-up order, but the uncomfortable realization that fast food, and maybe society;  isn’t what it used to be.Blending humor, nostalgia, and honest self-reflection, Stitch contrasts today’s app-driven, transaction-based culture with childhood memories of when eating out was a rare family event filled with anticipation and connection. It’s not really about McDonald’s. It’s about patience, human interaction, and how moments quietly became transactions. Equal parts funny and thoughtful, this episode asks a simple question: when did fast food stop being fast? And when did it stop feeling special?Would you like to get in touch with Stitch? Perhaps you have a question for him, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find him on the Yammerin' Facebook page and send a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TAKEAWAYFast food used to be an experience — now it often feels like a transaction.Technology has made ordering more efficient, but not necessarily more human.Nostalgia isn’t really about the food — it’s about the moments attached to it.Convenience culture has shortened our patience and heightened our frustration.Workers and customers alike are caught inside a system neither of them built.Sometimes the real lesson isn’t about the nuggets — it’s about how we choose to respond.If you connected with this story, I think you’ll find something meaningful in a book I wrote titled "Stitch in Time". It’s my way of sharing the journey, the mistakes, and the love that made me who I am. If you’d like to read more, your support helps me continue creating with MTC Studio. The link is below.Thanks for listening, and for being part of this story.https://www.authorhouse.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/284668-Stitch-in-Time Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSUMMARYIn this reflective episode of Yammerin’ with Stitch Mainville, Stitch takes listeners on a quiet walk through the accelerating world of modern technology and the toll it’s taking on our analog hearts. What begins as a simple lunch with Nadine becomes a meditation on how screens have replaced presence, how convenience has turned into a digital leash, and how the pace of innovation has outstripped our ability to stay human. Through stories of restaurants glowing with phone screens, memories of life before constant notifications, and a challenge to rediscover the freedom of being unreachable, Stitch explores the widening gap between the world we built and the people we’re built to be.With humor, honesty, and a gentle nostalgia, Stitch reflects on the shift from phone booths to smartphones, from answering machines to instant availability, and from wandering minds to algorithm‑driven distraction. This episode invites listeners to slow down, step away from the noise, and remember what it feels like to simply exist in the world without a device narrating every moment.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch? Perhaps you have a question for him, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find him on the Yammerin' Facebook page and send a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TAKEAWAY• Technology has outpaced humanity’s natural rhythm, creating a world that moves faster than our analog minds and hearts can comfortably follow.• Presence is becoming rare, as screens pull people out of real moments—even during meals, conversations, and family time.• Modern convenience often functions like a digital leash, creating constant expectations for availability and instant responses.• We’ve lost the freedom to be unreachable, a freedom that used to be normal and unremarkable.• Curiosity has shifted from wandering thought to instant answers, weakening our ability to sit with questions or let our minds drift.• Nostalgia for pre‑digital life isn’t resistance—it’s recognition that something valuable has quietly slipped away.• A simple challenge—leave your phone at home for one hour—reveals how deep the dependency runs, and how liberating it can feel to break it.• Reclaiming analog moments reconnects us to ourselves, our surroundings, and the people we love.• Freedom isn’t just movement—it’s the ability to disappear for a while, without being tracked, pinged, or expected to respond.• Being human requires stillness, boredom, wandering thoughts, and the space to notice the world again.Don't forget to check out MTC Studio's other podcast "The Gripe w/Stitch & Rick"https://www.buzzsprout.com/2597313Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this conversation, Stitch Mainville explores the phenomenon of nosy individuals, often referred to as 'Karens', and the societal shift towards intrusive behavior. He shares a personal anecdote from a grocery store that highlights the absurdity of modern-day confrontations over trivial matters. Through humor and reflection, he discusses the implications of this behavior on community and personal boundaries, ultimately advocating for a return to civility and respect for privacy.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch? Perhaps you have a question for him, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find him on the Yammerin' Facebook page and send a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TakeawaysThe grocery store experience has become a social experiment.Parking lots now reflect a social hierarchy.People have become overly intrusive in others' lives.The rise of smartphones has turned everyone into a self-appointed authority.Outrage has become a hobby for some individuals.Community trust has diminished over time.People often see themselves as the main character in their own stories.Control over small aspects of life provides comfort to many.Respecting boundaries is essential for a smoother society.Minding one's own business is a form of respect.If you connected with this story, I think you’ll find something meaningful in a book I wrote titled "Stitch in Time". It’s my way of sharing the journey, the mistakes, and the love that made me who I am. If you’d like to read more, your support helps me continue creating with MTC Studio. The link is below.Thanks for listening, and for being part of this story.https://www.authorhouse.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/284668-Stitch-in-TimeMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this reflective episode of *Yammerin’*, Stitch Mainville looks back at the evolution of daytime television — from the warm, comforting talk shows he watched as a sick kid home with his mother, to the explosive, confrontational chaos that dominates the genre today. Through memories of Bob Barker, All My Children, Phil Donahue, Mike Douglas, and Merv Griffin, Stitch contrasts the calm, conversational tone of the past with the chair‑throwing, polygraph‑powered spectacle of modern shows like Steve Wilkos. Along the way, he wonders whether TV changed us… or simply mirrored what we were becoming. It’s a nostalgic, thoughtful look at how the tone of our culture shifted from conversation to confrontation.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch? Perhaps you have a question for him, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find him on the Yammerin' Facebook page and send a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TakeawaysDaytime TV used to feel warm, calm, and conversational a comforting backdrop to childhood sick days.  Hosts like Merv Griffin, Phil Donahue, and Mike Douglas created spaces where adults talked, listened, and connected.  The 1980s and 90s introduced shock‑TV, starting with Morton Downey Jr., which pushed the genre toward conflict and spectacle.  Shows like Springer, Maury, and Wilkos normalized yelling, humiliation, and staged confrontation as entertainment.  The shift in TV reflects a broader cultural change: louder, angrier, more chaotic public behavior.  Modern daytime talk often mirrors the same conflict‑driven behavior seen in viral videos, school fights, and social media.  Stitch questions whether TV caused this shift or simply amplified what society was already becoming.  The nostalgia for old shows is really nostalgia for a time when people treated each other and conversations with more respect.  If you connected with this story, I think you’ll find something meaningful in a book I wrote titled "Stitch in Time". It’s my way of sharing the journey, the mistakes, and the love that made me who I am. If you’d like to read more, your support helps me continue creating with MTC Studio. The link is below.Thanks for listening, and for being part of this story.https://www.authorhouse.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/284668-Stitch-in-TimeMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this conversation, Stitch Mainville shares his experiences in public spaces, particularly focusing on the lack of courtesy and awareness among individuals in shared environments. He recounts a visit to a hospital where he encountered various instances of people treating public spaces as personal stages, leading to overwhelming noise and distractions. Stitch emphasizes the decline of common courtesy in society, urging listeners to recognize the importance of being considerate in shared spaces.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch? Perhaps you have a question for him, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find him on the Yammerin' Facebook page and send a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TakeawaysPublic spaces are increasingly treated as personal stages.The lack of courtesy is a societal issue, not generational.People often prioritize their own entertainment over others' comfort.Common courtesy has declined significantly in modern society.Many individuals are unaware of how their actions affect others.The phrase 'I don't care' encapsulates a broader societal attitude.Noise pollution in public spaces can lead to stress and anxiety.Awareness of shared spaces is crucial for community harmony.Encouraging polite requests can help restore common courtesy.Small acts of consideration can make a big difference in public interactions.If you connected with this story, I think you’ll find something meaningful in a book I wrote titled "Stitch in Time". It’s my way of sharing the journey, the mistakes, and the love that made me who I am. If you’d like to read more, your support helps me continue creating with MTC Studio. The link is below.Thanks for listening, and for being part of this story.https://www.authorhouse.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/284668-Stitch-in-TimeMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this heartfelt reflection, Stitch Mainville shares his nostalgic memories of Guptill's skating arena, a place that shaped his childhood and friendships. He recounts the social dynamics, the thrill of first love, and the innocence of youth experienced within its walls. The conversation explores the significance of such places in our lives and the bittersweet nature of growing up and revisiting the past.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch? Perhaps you have a question for him, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find him on the Yammerin' Facebook page and send a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TakeawaysGuptill's skating arena was a pivotal part of my childhood.It was a place where friendships were formed and memories made.The scent and sounds of Guptill's created a unique atmosphere.Social dynamics at Guptill's mirrored the complexities of life.First love blossomed in the innocence of youth at the rink.The journey to Guptill's was filled with anticipation and excitement.Revisiting childhood places can evoke strong emotions and memories.Growing up means letting go of certain experiences but cherishing the memories.The essence of childhood is captured in shared experiences with friends.Guptill's was more than a rink; it was a rite of passage.If you connected with this story, I think you’ll find something meaningful in a book I wrote titled "Stitch in Time". It’s my way of sharing the journey, the mistakes, and the love that made me who I am. If you’d like to read more, your support helps me continue creating with MTC Studio. The link is below.Thanks for listening, and for being part of this story.https://www.authorhouse.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/284668-Stitch-in-TimeMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this conversation, Stitch Mainville reflects on the nostalgia of childhood, particularly the role of comic books as a form of entertainment in the 70s. He contrasts the patience and imagination of that era with the current culture of instant gratification and distraction brought on by technology. Stitch emphasizes the importance of waiting and being present, encouraging listeners to reclaim the art of waiting and engage with the world around them.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch? Perhaps you have a question for him, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find him on the Yammerin' Facebook page and send a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TakeawaysComic books served as a vital escape for children in the 70s.Waiting was a natural part of life, fostering imagination.Today's society struggles with patience and presence due to technology.Silence and waiting can lead to deeper thoughts and connections.Engaging with strangers can enrich our lives and perspectives.Nostalgia for simpler times highlights our current disconnection.Imagination was a key component of childhood experiences.The convenience of technology has not equated to happiness.Reclaiming waiting can help us reconnect with ourselves.Presence in the moment can lead to meaningful interactions.If you connected with this story, I think you’ll find something meaningful in a book I wrote titled "Stitch in Time". It’s my way of sharing the journey, the mistakes, and the love that made me who I am. If you’d like to read more, your support helps me continue creating with MTC Studio. The link is below.Thanks for listening, and for being part of this story.https://www.authorhouse.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/284668-Stitch-in-TimeMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this episode, Stitch Mainville reflects on the decline of human interaction in public spaces, particularly in grocery stores. He shares a personal anecdote about a recent shopping trip where he noticed a lack of acknowledgment from fellow shoppers, prompting him to question when society stopped being friendly and engaging. Stitch reminisces about his childhood experiences, where conversations with strangers were commonplace, and contrasts that with today's culture, where people are often absorbed in their devices and avoid eye contact. He wonders if the pandemic's social distancing measures have contributed to this shift in behavior, leading to a more isolated and suspicious society.Stitch emphasizes the importance of small gestures like smiles and greetings, suggesting that these simple acts can foster a sense of community and connection. He encourages listeners to break the cycle of disengagement by looking up from their phones and acknowledging the people around them. The episode serves as a poignant reminder of the value of human connection and the need to reclaim our social interactions in an increasingly digital world.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TakeawaysWhen did a simple smile become invisible?We traded connection for convenience.The world felt a whole lot kinder when we did talk to one another.Connection isn't complicated; it's a smile, a nod, a simple, 'how's your day going?'If we want the world to feel less divided, it starts with something as small as saying hello.If you connected with this story, I think you’ll find something meaningful in a book I wrote titled "Stitch in Time". It’s my way of sharing the journey, the mistakes, and the love that made me who I am. If you’d like to read more, your support helps me continue creating with MTC Studio. The link is below. Thanks for listening, and for being part of this story.https://www.authorhouse.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/284668-Stitch-in-TimeMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this deeply personal episode, Stitch Mainville opens the family vault to reflect on the bond with his younger brother, Ed. From childhood baseball leagues and Saturday morning cartoons to Red Sox games and their father’s 83rd birthday, the stories are stitched with humor, memory, and quiet resilience. It’s not just nostalgia. It’s a meditation on what lasts. Brotherhood, as Stitch tells it, isn’t loud. It’s loyal. It’s the kind of inheritance you don’t see on paper but you feel in your bones.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TakeawaysChildhood memories shape lifelong bonds.Sibling relationships are unique and enduring.Sports can bring communities together.Family traditions create lasting memories.Humor strengthens family connections.Shared experiences deepen sibling bonds.True inheritance is the people in your life.Brotherhood is about standing together.Love is the quiet kind that lasts.If you connected with this story, I think you’ll find something meaningful in a book I wrote titled "Stitch in Time". It’s my way of sharing the journey, the mistakes, and the love that made me who I am. If you’d like to read more, your support helps me continue creating with MTC Studio. The link is below. Thanks for listening, and for being part of this story.https://www.authorhouse.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/284668-Stitch-in-TimeMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this reflective conversation, Stitch Mainville shares nostalgic memories from his childhood, focusing on the significance of a family television that served as a central part of their home life. He contrasts the past with the present, discussing how technology has evolved from being a cherished family member to a disposable item. Through his stories, he emphasizes the importance of patience, understanding, and emotional connections in both technology and relationships.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TakeawaysStitch recalls his childhood memories of a small home and a black-and-white TV.He reflects on the sacrifices his parents made for him.The excitement of getting a new color TV symbolizes family bonding.Stitch's grandson's experience with technology highlights generational differences.He emphasizes the importance of patience and understanding in relationships.Old technology taught respect and care, unlike today's disposable mindset.The conversation draws parallels between technology and personal relationships.Stitch believes that treating relationships like old TVs could reduce disposability.He shares how the old TV witnessed significant family moments.Ultimately, it's about the connections we create around technology.If you connected with this story, I think you’ll find something meaningful in a book I wrote titled "Stitch in Time". It’s my way of sharing the journey, the mistakes, and the love that made me who I am. If you’d like to read more, your support helps me continue creating with MTC Studio. The link is below.Thanks for listening, and for being part of this story.https://www.authorhouse.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/284668-Stitch-in-TimeMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this reflective conversation, Stitch Mainville explores the stark contrasts between childhood experiences of the past and the present, particularly focusing on the impact of technology and screen time on children's development. He emphasizes the importance of boredom and imagination in fostering creativity and resilience, arguing that today's children are losing valuable real-world experiences to digital distractions.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TakeawaysNearly 40% of kids under 13 have social media profiles.The average daily screen time for adolescents is six and a half hours.Boredom was the mother of invention in childhood.Children today are overstimulated before they even get their shoes on.Screen time used to be a communal event, now it's solitary confinement.Life was about what the antenna allowed you to see.Today's kids complain if the Wi-Fi drops for 30 seconds.Authenticity and connection come from real-life experiences.The best gift for kids might be a chance to be bored.We need to remember the value of imagination and patience.Chapters00:00 The Quiet Corner: A Reflection on Childhood08:13 The Impact of Technology on Childhood13:20 The Value of Boredom and ImaginationMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailIn this solo episode, Stitch Mainville reflects on the evolution of money from tangible coins and bills to digital transactions. He shares personal anecdotes about the significance of money in his childhood, emphasizing the lessons learned through earning and spending. The conversation transitions into a critique of modern parenting practices regarding allowances and the importance of teaching children the value of money beyond mere numbers on a screen.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TakeawaysMoney used to be tangible and meaningful.The ritual of handling cash is nostalgic.Earning money teaches responsibility and pride.Kids today often see money as just numbers.Real-life experiences shape our understanding of value.Generosity can stem from understanding the value of money.Parents should teach kids about earning, not just giving.The weight of money influences how we value it.Personal stories can illustrate broader financial lessons.Teaching kids about money is crucial for their future.Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this heartfelt Christmas special, Stitch Mainville reflects on the magic of Christmas, contrasting his cherished childhood memories with the modern commercialization of the holiday. He shares personal anecdotes about family traditions, the joy of giving, and the importance of connection over material gifts. Stitch emphasizes the need to restore the spirit of Christmas by creating meaningful experiences and nurturing the magic for future generations.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast TakeawaysChristmas is about love and family, not just gifts.Nostalgia plays a significant role in how we perceive Christmas.The commercialization of Christmas has changed its essence.Traditions and experiences create lasting memories.The magic of Christmas can be found in simple moments.Children today miss out on the anticipation of Christmas.Family rituals can help restore the spirit of Christmas.The smell of familiar scents can evoke powerful memories.It's important to pass down the magic of Christmas to future generations.Christmas should be cherished as a sacred story and promise.Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailOn this CLASSIC Inebriated Basement episode, Stitch, Rick and Magnus discuss the topic of AI, Robots and Androids while sipping on Cocktails and slowly getting plastered! NSFW!!! Use your Headphones!Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' Podcast Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailWe here at MTC Studio wanted to thank you all for your continued support. We especially enjoy your emails, Facebook messages and voicemails. YOU are the reason we continue with these episodes. However, after 25 episodes, our hosts need a bit of a break. Therefore, this will be the last episode for this season, but Stitch & L.J. will be back! In the meantime, we’re going to keep busy with producing some of our “CLASSIC” episodes from our days branded as “INEBRIATED BASEMENT w/Stitch & Rick”On this Classic episode, Stitch & Rick were having a “bad day” and after a few shots of Jack Daniel's Winter Whiskey Stitch & Rick got to complaining for nearly two hours. We had so much fun listening back to this episode that Stitch actually requested that we do this on future episodes. So, we created a new segment now known as “BOOMER’s BITCH”. So sit back and enjoy this classic episode of “Inebriated Basement w/Stitch & Rick”Oh - and if there are any kids around - You may wanna use earbuds. This isn’t something they need to hear.BUT  YOU DO!Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailIn this passionate monologue, Stitch Mainville discusses the erosion of dignity in society, particularly through the lens of the SNAP program. He shares personal stories, critiques political gamesmanship, and emphasizes the need for accountability and action from both citizens and Congress. Stitch calls for a shift in focus from global issues to local needs, urging listeners to demand better solutions and take responsibility for their communities.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastTakeawaysDignity is not a handout; it is earned and protected.The SNAP program is essential for those in need, not a luxury.Political games are causing real harm to vulnerable populations.Congress continues to receive paychecks while citizens suffer.The nuclear option could be a solution to legislative gridlock.Local issues often overshadowed by global outrage.Demanding better solutions is crucial for change.We need to take responsibility for our communities.Political theater is failing the American people.Real change requires action, not just noise.Chapters00:00 The Importance of Dignity02:20 The SNAP Program and Its Impact04:51 Political Gamesmanship and Its Consequences07:04 The Role of Congress in the Crisis09:26 The Nuclear Option and Governance11:35 The Real Crisis: Local vs. Global Issues13:48 Demanding Better Solutions15:53 Taking Responsibility and ActionREFERENCES:https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2025/10/27/2025-federal-government-shutdown-latest-snap-funding-at-risk/86934280007/?https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/states-start-halting-snap-benefits-amid-shutdown/story?id=126716354https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/halt-snap-benefits-paychecks-pressure-lawmakers-strike-shutdown/story?id=126898929Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSummaryOn this episode of Yammerin' with Stitch Mainville, the conversation explores the themes of panic in relation to geopolitical issues, particularly focusing on Venezuela's crisis, the rise of socialism in American politics, and the changing social dynamics among teenagers. Stitch, L.J. and their guests Magnus Hieber and Tim Samaroo discuss how these issues reflect broader societal concerns and the importance of engagement and awareness in navigating these challenges.TakeawaysPanic can manifest quietly, not just through loud actions.The situation in Venezuela reflects deeper geopolitical tensions.Socialism is gaining traction among younger voters due to perceived moral stances.COVID-19 has accelerated social media reliance among teenagers.Teenagers today may prefer digital interaction over traditional social events.The normalization of socialism in politics raises concerns about American values.The impact of social media on youth social skills is significant.Engagement in political discourse is crucial for democracy.The importance of teaching children social skills in real-life interactions.Concern about societal shifts is a form of strategic thinking, not weakness.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastREFERENCE: CBC News Report with Andrew ChengMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of the Yamarin Podcast, Stitch Mainville and his guests delve into the complexities of political discourse, exploring the nature of evil in politics, personal experiences with political disagreements, and the impact of social media on public opinion. They discuss the importance of empathy, the historical context of political division, and the need for finding common ground in conversations. The discussion emphasizes that while ideologies can lead to harm, understanding and compassion can bridge divides. Ultimately, the episode calls for a return to civil discourse and recognizing shared humanity amidst differing beliefs.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastTakeawaysPolitical disagreement is often seen as a battle between good and evil.Both sides in politics believe they are fighting for a better life.Methods of showing care can clash, but the intent is often the same.Social media amplifies political division and rhetoric.Historical context shows that political division has evolved over time.Ideologies can lead to harm, even if the intentions are good.Empathy is crucial in understanding differing political views.Finding common ground is essential for healthy discourse.The line between being wrong and being evil is often blurred in political discussions.We must strive to see each other as humans first, beyond political labels.Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Yammerin' Stitch brings us back to November of 2022 with a classic episode from his early days of podcasting. Here is an un-edited play of "INEBRIATED BASEMENT with STITCH & RICK" discussing the topic of legalized prostitution. PLEASE BE SURE TO LISTEN WITH EAR PHONES! This CLASSIC EPISODE has RAW, UNEDITED EXPLICIT language. This is intended ONLY for Adult listeners.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Yammerin' Stitch and Leo are joined by Magnus Hieber and Tim Samaroo and the four yammer on the complexities of free speech, exploring the boundaries between expression and accountability. Stitch describes the role of social media platforms in moderating content, the implications of political correctness, and the societal shift towards labeling words as violent. They emphasize the importance of maintaining open dialogue, even when it offends, and the need for personal accountability in a world where speech is increasingly scrutinized. The conversation also touches on the impact of censorship by design, where platforms prioritize revenue over user protection, and the necessity of preserving the right to speak freely as a cornerstone of democracy.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastTAKEAWAYFree speech is essential, even when it offends, as it fosters honest and raw dialogue.Social media platforms often prioritize revenue over genuine user protection, leading to censorship by design.Political correctness can become controlling when it filters what is allowed to be said.Accountability is crucial; freedom of speech does not equate to immunity from consequences.The distinction between expression and violence is blurred, with words often mislabeled as violent.The importance of teaching the younger generation that free speech includes the risk of being wrong or challenged.The societal shift towards labeling words as violent reflects a detachment from understanding real violence.The need for open dialogue and debate to prevent societal polarization and maintain democratic values.The role of advertisers in influencing content moderation on platforms, leading to self-censorship.The legacy of free speech is worth fighting for, as it is a fundamental right that defines democratic societies.Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Yammerin’ Stitch and Leo have a conversation with Tim Samaroo that explores the evolution of news media, focusing on the transition from scheduled broadcasts to a 24/7 news cycle. The participants discuss how this shift has affected the quality of journalism, the role of opinion in reporting, and the impact on society's mental health. They also contemplate the future of news and how to create a more balanced and factual news outlet.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastTakeawaysThe news media has evolved significantly over the years, especially with the advent of 24/7 news cycles.Trust in news has diminished as opinion has become more prevalent in reporting.Walter Cronkite's style of reporting is contrasted with today's sensationalized news.The constant barrage of news can lead to desensitization and mental fatigue.Younger generations often consume news through social media, which can distort facts.There is a need for balanced reporting that includes multiple perspectives.The emotional toll of sensationalized news is a growing concern.Viewers often seek validation rather than objective facts from news outlets.Designing a new news outlet should prioritize factual reporting without bias.Conversations about media and truth are essential for future generations.Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Yammerin, Stitch welcomes back, Magnus Hieber and the conversation explores the impact of political violence, and the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Stitch's co-worker, Tim Samaroo enter the conversatioin and soon they delves into the role of universities in fostering open debate, the consequences of political polarization, and the need for civil discourse among conservatives. The three reflect on the societal glorification of violence and the challenges of maintaining dialogue in a politically charged environment. In this conversation, Stitch, Magnus and Tim discuss the implications of the societal violence, and the decline of moral standards. They draw parallels between historical empires and contemporary America, emphasizing the cyclical nature of societal values. The discussion also touches on the role of media in shaping public discourse. Ultimately, they express a desire for accountability in political rhetoric and a hope for restoring civil discourse in society.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastTakeawaysThe assassination of Charlie Kirk raises concerns about political violence.The speakers reflect on the loss of civility in political discourse.They emphasize the importance of open debate in universities.The conversation highlights the dangers of political polarization.They discuss the societal glorification of violence and its implications.The need for civil discourse among conservatives is stressed.Magnus expresses concern about the future of conservative dialogue.The speakers call for a return to respectful conversation and understanding. Violence has become more accepted in modern culture.Historical patterns show that empires fall due to moral decay.Cultural identity is threatened by unchecked immigration.Political polarization is exacerbated by media narratives.Accountability is needed for divisive political rhetoric.Generational changes have led to a lack of civil discourse.The media's role has shifted from impartial reporting to opinion-based narratives.Restoring civil discourse requires a return to foundational values.There is hope for future generations to improve societal conditions.Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this episode, Stitch Mainville explores the decline of genuine human interaction in the age of technology. He reflects on the nostalgia of real FaceTime, the importance of spontaneous connections, and the need to reclaim meaningful conversations. Through personal anecdotes and observations, he emphasizes the value of presence over convenience and encourages listeners to engage more authentically with those around them.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastTakeawaysReal FaceTime is becoming rare in our digital age.Technology connects us but often at the cost of true intimacy.Nostalgia for simpler times highlights our current disconnection.Spontaneity in interactions fosters community and connection.We need to prioritize presence over convenience in our relationships.The art of conversation is being lost to digital communication.Small choices can lead to deeper connections with others.Face-to-face interactions are essential for emotional well-being.We must reclaim the joy of unplanned visits and casual check-ins.Connection is a choice that requires effort and vulnerability.UNPLUG & PLAY KIT Parody Commercial - Written, Performed and Produced by L.J. Mainville Jr.Call Your PapPap - Written, Performed and Produced by L.J. Mainville Jr.Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSummary:In this episode, Stitch reflects on the vibrant social life centered around malls in the late 70s and 80s, contrasting it with today's digital interactions. He reminisces about the organic connections formed in these spaces, the lessons learned in social dynamics, and the loss of spontaneity in modern life. Stitch advocates for reimagining community spaces that foster genuine connections, while also humorously critiquing the lack of etiquette in today's elevator culture.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastTakeaway:Malls were not just shopping centers; they were community hubs.Teenage social life revolved around physical spaces like malls.The mall experience taught valuable social skills and independence.Today's youth interact more online than in person.Digital interactions lack the spontaneity of real-life encounters.The essence of hanging out has shifted from malls to online platforms.We need to create spaces for genuine human connection.Nostalgia for the mall reflects a longing for simpler social interactions.Elevators have become chaotic spaces lacking courtesy.The future of community spaces may involve reimagining old malls. Monroeville Manor Parody Commercial - Written and Produced by Stitch MainvilleMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we delve into the multifaceted dynamics of father-son relationships, exploring personal stories that highlight the challenges, growth, and wisdom shared across generations. Our guests share candid reflections on their experiences with their fathers, revealing moments of conflict, understanding, and profound learning. From tales of discipline and affection to the impact of absent fathers, this episode offers a heartfelt look at how these relationships shape our identities and values.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastTakeaway:The Power of Understanding: Many guests shared how understanding their fathers' struggles and perspectives led to deeper connections and healing. Lessons in Empathy and Respect: The importance of seeing people for who they are, beyond superficial judgments, was a recurring theme. The Role of Vulnerability: Embracing vulnerability and open communication can strengthen bonds and foster mutual respect. Legacy of Love and Support: Despite challenges, the enduring impact of love and support from fathers remains a cornerstone in shaping one's path.Click here to find MITCH & MIKE's VOICEOVER JOURNEY on Spotify!Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this episode of the Yammerin Podcast, Stitch Mainville reflects on aging, the passage of time, and the moments that define our lives. He shares personal anecdotes about his realization of growing older, the perception of youth, and the importance of cherishing every moment. Through heartfelt advice to his grandchildren, he emphasizes the significance of living fully in the present and creating meaningful memories.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastTakeawaysAging is a gradual realization that often catches us off guard.Perception of youth changes as we grow older.The dash between birth and death represents our entire life experience.Living in the moment is crucial; don't wait for the right time.Time is a gift that should be cherished and used wisely.We often underestimate the impact of small moments in our lives.Laughter is essential, especially during tough times.It's important to express love and kindness without hesitation.Regrets often stem from not slowing down to appreciate life.Legacy is built through the moments we share with loved ones.Time in a Bottle Parody Commercial - Written and Produced by Stitch MainvilleMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSYNOPSIS:In this nostalgic and sharply humorous monologue, Stitch Mainville reflects on the golden age of moviegoing in the 1970s, contrasting it with the frustrating, overpriced, and chaotic experience of modern theaters. Through vivid storytelling and biting commentary, he laments the loss of communal respect, affordability, and cinematic magic. Stitch critiques everything from inflated concession prices to the decline of theater etiquette and ultimately champions the return of drive-in theaters as a solution. The episode closes with a personal rant about changing beauty standards, all wrapped in a tone that’s equal parts grumpy, funny, and heartfelt.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastTakeaways1970s theaters were affordable, simple, and magical — a communal experience with cartoons, cheap snacks, and respectful audiences.Modern theaters are expensive, noisy, and commercialized, with ticket prices and concessions that feel exploitative.Popcorn and soda prices are absurdly inflated compared to their actual cost.Theaters ban outside food not for safety or cleanliness, but to protect their profit margins.The experience of buying snacks has become more frustrating than fun.There’s a loss of shared respect in public spaces like theaters.Younger generations are portrayed as distracted and disconnected, often glued to their phones during movies.Stitch questions how society allowed this decline in communal behavior.Drive-ins offered privacy, freedom, and community without the downsides of modern multiplexes.Stitch advocates for their revival as a way to reclaim the joy of moviegoing.Support local and independent theaters.Push for the return of drive-ins.Teach younger generations to value the movie experience as a shared, respectful event.Boomer Rant: Beauty StandardsStitch humorously critiques modern beauty trends like oversized eyelashes and heavy makeup.He reminisces about simpler, more natural styles from his youth.While acknowledging change is inevitable, he expresses a longing for authenticity.Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSUMMARYOn this engaging episode, Stitch and Leo have Magnus return to explore the evolution of music, its impact on society, and the role of youth in shaping its future. They discuss the shift in lyrical themes from meaningful storytelling to hyper-sexualized content, the influence of AI on music creation, and the nostalgia that music evokes. The discussion also touches on personal music journeys, the cultural reflections in music, and the emotional connections that listeners have with their favorite songs.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastTakeawaysMusic has evolved significantly over the decades, reflecting societal changes.Youth musicians today are reviving classic sounds and bringing real talent to the forefront.The shift in lyrical themes has moved from storytelling to hyper-sexualized content.AI is becoming a significant player in music creation, raising questions about authenticity.Nostalgia plays a crucial role in how music connects us to our past.The music industry has seen a decline in meaningful lyrics and storytelling.Listeners often feel a strong emotional connection to music from their childhood.Cultural reflections in music reveal the values and issues of the time.The conversation highlights the importance of encouraging young musicians to pursue their craft.Music should be about meaningful experiences rather than just materialism. REFERENCE CREDITJim Morrison talking about the future of musicI Ain't Gay (Official Music Video)I feel like Slappin' a N*@@a' today (Nick Hustles)GOOD MUSIC VOL. I & II (Parody Commercial)written & produced by Stitch MainvilleFIND OUT MORE ABOUT MUSIC MADE BY A.I.Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailSYNOPSIS:In this episode, Stitch Mainville reflects on the theme of nostalgia and the rapid changes in society over the decades. He shares personal anecdotes from his childhood, contrasting the simplicity and community spirit of the past with the complexities of modern life. The conversation explores the impact of technology on human connection, the decline of civility in discourse, and the evolving dynamics of family structures. Ultimately, Stitch advocates for finding a balance between honoring the past and embracing progress, while also addressing the quirks of modern life, such as parking etiquette.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastTakeawaysNostalgia is a longing for simpler times.Change is constant, but it can feel overwhelming.Community and connection have shifted dramatically.Technology has changed how we communicate.Civility in discourse has diminished in the digital age.Family structures are more diverse than ever.The past had a certain rhythm and predictability.It's important to remember the good from the past.Small acts of kindness can bridge the gap between generations.Modern life often feels disconnected despite being hyper-connected.Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Yammerin' Stitch and Leo welcome guest Magnus Hieber and Ashley London to discuss the effect modern technology is having on our young people. Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of MTC Studio PodcastsTeenagers Turning to AI Companions for Love: UCONN.eduCan we fall in love with AI?: REDDIT.com25-Year Old man develops dropping Head Syndrom: OddityCentral.comMillennials developing Appendix Cancer: MSN.com/HealthPARODY COMMERCIALS Written and produced by Stitch MainvilleUNPLUGGENMYCOXAFLOPINMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Yammerin' Stitch talks about his childhood and his back yard being his entire world. In a previous episode, Stitch expressed a concern for the children of this era and that resonated with some listeners who wrote in about their own concerns. Stitch welcomes "BILL" and "TERRY" to the show with a pre-recorded phone interview and shares their discussion on what childhood used to be and what it is now. Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of MTC Studio PodcastsMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Yammerin' Stitch and Leo discuss the feminization of men as well as ponder who is behind this agenda of making our young men believe that it's okay to be less masculine. Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of MTC Studio PodcastsMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Yammerin' Stitch gives his thoughts on living life to the fullest and explains that to truly experience the richness of life is to delve deep into the reality of life. And his BOOMERS Bitch less anger and more concern for this younger generation.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of MTC Studio PodcastsMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailTriggered? Why is this such an issue? What is it these days that cause so many people to be offended? Is it the SOY that's in our food? Is there too much Estrogen floating around in our bodies?On this Episode, Stitch & Leo welcome their first guest - Fellow voice actor and podcaster of MITCH & MIKES VOICEOVER JOURNEY, Mitch Leschinski and the three of them discuss a previous podcast episode that "Triggered" Mitch.Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of MTC Studio PodcastsMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Yammerin' Stitch and Leo welcome their better halves to the show. Nadine makes another appearance alongside her husband, Stitch and Ashley makes her debut appearance alongside her life partner, and co-parent, Leo. After reading some listener emails, these four embark on a very eclectic conversation that seems to follow the flow of living a simpler life. Leo discusses his point of view regarding "Asian Racial Abuse"(SOURCED: Associated Press)Stitch's "Boomers Bitch" has a message for Helicopter Parents!Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of Yammerin' PodcastMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Yammerin' Stitch has Nadine back on the show so they can update on the status of their relationship. You should definitely have some tissues nearby as this one is a real tearjerker! Find out how these two are doing in their relationship as Nadine talks about the struggles of being married to someone with PTSD, as well as other mental health issues. Are you married to someone with PTSD and would like more information on how to cope? PTSD HCP Resources - HCP Information WebsiteMilitary Members & Family - Support for Military LifeYou can also reach out to your local VA:Partners of Veterans with PTSD - PTSD: National Center for PTSDWould you like to get in touch with Stitch and Leo or even Nadine? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of MTC Studio PodcastsMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailIf you’ve tuned in to hear Stitch and Nadine talk about their marriage or marital issues, we apologize. That format of Yammerin’ was a one-time deal. Don’t get us wrong - Nadine will come back to the show from time-to-time when she wants to discuss certain topics. But for the most part, this will just be Stitch and his big fat mouth, sharing opinions on a variety of topics.This newest episode Stitch and L.J. discuss the topic of minimum wages and how much the fast-food industry has changed over the years. Do you think minimum wage should be imposed on small businesses? Do you agree that non-skilled workers "deserve" $20/hr. for flipping burgers and talking into a clown's mouth? Stitch and L.J. have some hilarious comments on these topics. Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and L.J.? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share your own opinions. You can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of MTC Studio PodcastsMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Yammerin' Stitch gives a view of the world from a Boomer's eye!  This is the perfectly sized podcast for that Monday Morning drive to work!Would you like to get in touch with Stitch? Perhaps you have a question for him, or you just may want to share your own thoughts and opinions. You can do this by reaching out to their Facebook page and send a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of MTC Studio PodcastsFor more stories about Stitch, be sure to get Stitch's amazing book with stories about his childhood, growing up in a small town in upstate New York! Look for "Stitch in Time" on Amazon, Barnes&Noble.com or use this link to order directly from his publisher at AuthorHouse. Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailIf you’ve tuned in to hear Stitch and Nadine talk about their marriage or marital issues, we apologize. That format of Yammerin’ was a one-time deal. Don’t get us wrong - Nadine will come back to the show from time-to-time when she wants to discuss certain topics. But for the most part, this will just be Stitch and his big fat mouth, sharing opinions on a variety of topics.This newest episode marks the change of format for Yammerin' as it moves from a husband and wife who talk about their marriage to a father & son who discuss anything and everything on the ALL NEW YAMMERIN'. For instance, on this episode, L.J. talks with his father, Stitch about how he lost fifty-five pounds eating nothing but Meat, Cheese and Butter on the Carnivore diet. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1DUhv8eEh8/ https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1C6SpYEkEs/https://www.facebook.com/share/r/18aC9hr427/https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1HmFgERqVM/https://carnivorelife.net/chaffees-diet-recommendations/https://www.facebook.com/share/r/16W4pBz1Et/Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Yammerin' Stitch starts the new season by discussing the importance of treating our moms right!  Would you like to get in touch with Stitch? Perhaps you have a question for him, or you just may want to share your own thoughts and opinions. You can do this by reaching out to their Facebook page and send a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Yammerin'. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Yammerin' podcast. Listeners of MTC Studio PodcastsFor more stories about Stitch and his mother, get Stitch's amazing book with stories about his childhood, growing up in a small town in upstate New York! Look for "Stitch in Time" on Amazon, Barnes&Noble.com or use this link to order directly from his publisher at AuthorHouse. Mr. T's dedication to Mothers:https://youtu.be/tFNJLs-Ql0o?si=uduJ6IfzxdB2r0FH Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailThis week is part FOUR and FIVE of our LOVE LANGUAGE discussion. On this episode of Yammerin' Stitch and Nadine talk about the Primary Love Languages QUALITY TIME and ACTS OF SERVICE. The reason they put both topics into one episode is because this episode will end the season for Stitch & Nadine as they are taking a hiatus for the holidays! But don't fret - they'll back next season to talk more about their marriage as well as the mistakes they've made over the years. Stitch and Nadine discuss the importance of being able to spend quality time together and what that looks like. They also delve into the topic of Acts of Service and how to apply this if your partner's Primary Love Language. Not only is this good for your everyday life, but it can be used in the bedroom as we discover.So, sit back, relax and enjoy of this week's Yammerin'!Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Nadine? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share a story about your own relationship OR even if you just want to reach out and say hello, you can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Stitch & Nadine. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Stitch & Nadine's podcast. Listeners of MTC Studio PodcastsMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailThis week is part THREE of our LOVE LANGUAGE discussion. On this episode of Yammerin' Nadine and I talk about the Primary Love Language Words of Affirmation.Stitch and Nadine discuss the importance of being able to speak the right words when it comes to the language of love and use listener emails to reinforce why speaking words like this is so essential to maintaining a healthy relationship. So, sit back, relax and TAKE NOTES of this week's Yammerin'!Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Nadine? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share a story about your own relationship OR even if you just want to reach out and say hello, you can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Stitch & Nadine. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Stitch & Nadine's podcast. Listeners of MTC Studio PodcastsRESEARCH SOURCEThe 5 Love Languages with Gary Chapman: The Value of Gift-Giving to Express Love | Praise on TBNFind Gary Chapman's book The 5 Love Languages on Amazon!Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailThis week is part TWO of our LOVE LANGUAGE discussion. On this episode of Yammerin' Stitch & Nadine talk about the Primary Love Language of Receiving Gifts.Most folks would think that such a language would be materialistic and to those folks we would suggest they get Gary Chapman's book "The Five Languages of Love". As our couple explores this love language, they discover that this is Nadine's Primary Love Language and without even realizing it, Stitch has been pretty much hitting the target with her language; however, now that he knows her primary love language, he'll be more precise!So, sit back, relax and TAKE NOTES of this week's Yammerin'!Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Nadine? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share a story about your own relationship OR even if you just want to reach out and say hello, you can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Stitch & Nadine. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Stitch & Nadine's podcast. Listeners of MTC Studio Podcasts.Stitch and Nadine try the CREAMY LIMONCELLO. If you are interested in this amazing spirit, you can visit the McLaughlins Distillery web site to give it a try!RESEARCH SOURCEThe 5 Love Languages with Gary Chapman: The Value of Gift-Giving to Express Love | Praise on TBNVery Well Mind.comSimply Psychology.orgWomen's Health Magazine.com Project Hotmess.comMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Yammerin' Nadine and I talk about Love Language - Specifically the language of Physical Touch.As our hosts discuss the topic of "Physical Touch" the Human need for skin-to-skin contact, the topic seems to pick at a scab, which opens a wound from a disagreement this husband wife had. Although the discussion doesn't get heated, it does become intense. However, Stitch and Nadine are able to use their words and communicate their feelings with one another and in a beautiful moment, their intense conversation lightens up with a loving laugh by the two of them. We are very proud of Nadine and Stitch for being brave enough to share their story with us and we're positive that you will be too!Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Nadine? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share a story about your own relationship OR even if you just want to reach out and say hello, you can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Stitch & Nadine. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Stitch & Nadine's podcast. Listeners of MTC Studio PodcastsStitch sips on a Whiskey Sour made from McLaughlin's "3799 Bourbon Whiskey". If you are interested in this amazing spirit, you can visit the McLaughlins Distillery web site to give it a try!RESEARCH SOURCEHEALTHLINE.comPSYCHOLOGYTODAY.comMild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Yammerin' Nadine and I discuss the reasons WE BELIEVE why marriage is on the decline.On our date night, Nadine was talking with a woman who is in her 40's and is the mother of three grown children and she's never been married. Nor does she wish to be married. When Nadine was telling me this woman's story, I had just HAD to research this topic!I found this video on a YouTube channel called "BIG THINK" and this video was titled "Is Marriage Dying?" The host, Richard Reeves a British American writer, scholar, and a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution and President of the American Institute for Boys and Men.I was so intrigued by Mr. Reeves' video that I play segments of this on our show and discussed it with Nadine. What are you thoughts on the institution of Marriage? Are you a Misogamist? Do you think marriage is outdated or unnecessary? Leave us your thoughts! We'd love to hear from you!Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Nadine? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share a story about your own relationship OR even if you just want to reach out and say hello, you can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Stitch & Nadine. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Stitch & Nadine's podcast. Listeners of MTC Studio PodcastsIf you are interested in an amazing spirit, you can visit the McLaughlins Distillery web site!RESEARCH SOURCEIs Marriage Dying | Richard ReevesI'm engaged but I'm anti-marriage \ Josh Howie asks: Is marriage old?Mild adult language associated with this episode

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Stitch & Nadine welcome "Leo Mainville III and his girlfriend, Ashley to the show. *WARNING* - Stitch & Nadine wanted to change up the studio, which looked nice and worked well; however, the microphones were hooked up incorrectly and both Stitch and Nadine sound terrible. Despite how terrible the audio quality is, we have the same show you've come to love. Our hosts talking about their relationship and our guests doing the same. Would you like to get in touch with Stitch and Nadine? Perhaps you have a question for them, or you just may want to share a story about your own relationship OR even if you just want to reach out and say hello, you can find them on their Facebook page and send them a message.Like what you're hearing? Perhaps you would like to get a good conversation going with other listeners or maybe you just want to read other conversations folks are having about Stitch & Nadine. Whatever your pleasure you should join this Facebook group and interact with other listeners of Stitch & Nadine's podcast. Listeners of MTC Studio PodcastsStitch & Nadine sip on McLaughlin's CRANBERRY MOONSHINE mixed with Cola. If you are interested in this amazing spirit, you can visit the McLaughlins Distillery web site to give it a try!https://www.mclaughlindistillery.com/Mild adult language associated with this episode