Know What I Heard?

Raccoon happy hours, "tickling" Elmo, sexy water shoes, beard chains, a special squirrel named Patrick, recycled butt plugs, 6 months worth of f-bombs, and feeding colds/starving fevers.

Tidbits is back. Again.  How to master hide and seek with the cops, drug smuggling tips, dog leash outhouse rappelling, questionable wedding lasagna, cocktail terms, and why it might just be a whale dick. 

Dr. Sam Henley joins me to discuss chiropractic care. We chat about common misconceptions, its importance in pain management and the body's overall functions, what is happening in our bodies during an adjustment, and so much more. 

So many Tidbits! Wonky baby bumps, a FART plate, Sophia Bush, skunk weed, meth busters, healthy poops, and being a little bit smarter than before. Maybe. 

Tidbits is back...again. Tater cologne, getting the manager Kim, Sophia Bush, Jr., fake arm vaccinations, Wal-Mart tantrums, fart jars, rolling back prices on babies, and brain freeze. 

The world's greatest reward box, toothpaste lies, employers causing uncontrollable flatulence, nut spas, horny hoops, dual exhausts and cocaine, a lot of toots, and so many more tidbits. 

Human cinnamon rolls, strange Turkish houses in the woods, a meteorite to the face (almost), a party bus field trip, Sophia Bush, why flare guns aren't fireworks, joining your own search party, the incredible RBG, and much more...

Tidbits is 21!! So, we drank tequila...quite a bit, actually. Face tattoos at a McDonalds, makin' it rain (literally), Sophia Bush getting engaged, why you should always type bank robbery demand notes, a British foot fetish, our road trip to Ding Dong and Booger Hole, and what causes deja vu.

Alcatraz, a fridge shooting, the dangers of swallowing your stash, a pinch to the genitals, going through "the change", the best sleeping positions, and a day of yellow mayhem. 

Zoom mishaps, the human lightning rod, people reacting very poorly to everyday situations, the flight attendant tooth fairy, The Tulsa Race Massacre, good night and other toiletries... and Happy Pride!!!

My friend Rich joined me to chat about Cryptids... you know, like Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, Mermaids, Dwarves, Unicorns and Werewolves. We talked about super fascinating creatures like Krakens, Jackalopes, Chupacabra, The Jersey Devil, Momo (the Missouri Monster) and much more. 

Cryptocurrency, Star Crunches, Sabrina the Teenage felon, the worst upstairs neighbor, an in-flight baby, denim slacks, why a skateboard makes you a teenager, and other nonsense.

A low speed chase in a Doritos truck, Bea Arthur, a turtle to the face, Nutty Bar and Titanic coffins, divorce by cockroaches, lots of geography, the magic of the Internet, and tons of love for Little Debbie. 

Courtney Lane joined me to talk about asexuality, which is commonly misunderstood. We discussed the misconceptions and stereotypes regarding asexuality. Courtney opens up about discovering the term asexual, her marriage, and what she wants people to know about asexuality. She also offers advice on how to be a good ally for the asexual community. 

Tidbits! And the 50th episode of Know What I Heard?!!! A mother/daughter homecoming queen scandal, Jackie Robinson, Cox blocking, a giant pile of greasy pennies, the pros and cons of napping, and a priest and two dominatrices walk into a bar...

I spoke with best selling historical fiction author Jane Healey. We talked about her amazing novels The Saturday Evening Girls Club, The Beantown Girls, and The Secret Stealers. Jane writes about lesser known women in history and shares their stories of courage, resilience, and life-changing friendships. 

My friend Erin joined me to discuss her alcoholism. She explains the "perfect storm" that created her addiction and the events that lead to her sobriety. We discuss the misconceptions of addiction and why the dangers and signs of high functioning alcoholism are often overlooked. 

The veterinary field has one of the highest suicide rates of any profession. Dr. Scott Read joined me to discuss the mental health crisis impacting his field. We discuss the factors impacting the disproportionately high suicide rates and the issues he deals with as a vet.   Thank you to all of the veterinarians, vet techs, and vet staff who work so hard to keep our pets healthy. You are appreciated!! #NOMV For more information visit www.nomv.org

I was joined by an incredible person who shares her story about being addicted to drugs and alcohol and her eventual sobriety. She talks about the events that lead to her alcohol and drug use and what made her get sober. She offers advice and hope for anyone who is struggling with addiction. 

Beavis & Butthead, a stray cat co-pilot, the worst timed tattoo, thwarting cops on roller blades, Janet Reno (and her dance parties), a tacky wedding request, what would happen if the world stopped rotating, and the importance of Bloody Sunday. 

The conversation with two mothers continues as they explain their different choices and views regarding vaccinations for their children.

In this two part episode, I spoke with two moms about their choices regarding vaccinations for their children. I asked them about their views on herd immunity, the risks associated with vaccines, if they have vaccinated their children, the increased vaccine schedule, whether vaccines improve the health of the public, and much more.   

More Tidbits!! Milli Vinilli, SPF and cat farts, multiple outhouses, the "Hollyboob" sign, a company that measures body odor, the worst yurt vacation ever... and a ridiculous story from the state of Florida? That's impossible.

Monique and I revisit words and phrases that are commonly used incorrectly. This one is short and sweet... and a little judgy. Check out episode 6 for the original. Also, warsh your hands. 

Scientist Rich McGhee joined me to talk about aliens. We chatted about the possibility of life on Venus, discoveries on Mars and Europa, and some fascinating clues found here on Earth. He explained some of the methods scientists are using to detect life on other planets and the likelihood of finding alien life. 

Check out these tidbits!!! Bolo ties, "Nipplegate", exploding vagina candles, a Bigfoot hunting season, vending machines and golden showers, becoming potting soil, and why I'm always freezing indoors.

Courtney Lane, a historian, Victorian hair artist, and professional weirdo, joins me to discuss death and mourning. Courtney explains how the handling of a body and the grieving process have changed over time and other options for disposing of a body (other than cremation and burial). We also chat about why it's so expensive to die, why it's important to be clear about our final wishes, and why we feel the need to rush through our grief. 

Fishing for naked criminals, Celine Dion Jr., Danish cartoon about a magic penis, hero birthdays, Sophia Bush and Nancy Kerrigan, fingernails, and Irish we could just get a divorce. 

Shelby Lentz shares her story of being diagnosed with Huntington's Disease at 19 years old and the impact it has had on her family. Her father and grandfather also have the disease and her sister Breanna passed away at 14 from Juvenile Huntington's Disease. Shelby is a voice and a light for the HD community and started a non-profit called Champions for HD, which provides support for people and families impacted by the disease. They also help fund research that will hopefully lead to a cure.  To donate go to:ChampionsforHD.org/donate

Happy 2021!! MMA fights with squirrels, Super Gonorrhea, misleading Hawaiian rolls, Nancy Kerrigan and Monique's figure skating obsession, why we yawn, Sophia Bush, and scaring the crap out of children. 

Connor Knabe, owner of Clarity Float Spa, joins me to talk about floating and sensory deprivation. Floating is used to treat anxiety, pain, and depression and can improve mood, sleep, and creativity. Connor explains the floating process and the benefits of sensory deprivation. I share what I experienced during my first float.   www.clarityfloats.com

More riveting Tidbits... a wallet in your panties, blowing up a Trump casino, python sniffin' dogs, horrible accents, cat turds for Christmas, steaks made from chicken feathers, and of course... Sophia Bush. 

This week's tidbits...Winston Churchill vs. a cab, Iron Crotch Kung Fu, flight attendants wearing diapers, James Brown on PCP, paying it forward, a black vulture invasion.... and Sophia Bush.

This week we discuss a 27 year-old baby, Paula Cole songs and penis sculptures, The Loch Ness Monster, the most acceptable living tree ornaments, and why mosquitos bite certain people. Check it out!!

Walking on Legos, Mark Twain, human steaks in your basement, F*cking and Petting, a 12-year old smarty pants, and what happens to your fat when you lose weight... lots of goodies. 

More ridiculousness and random tidbits... robot wolves, the Real World for pigeons, the new fever, D.B. Cooper, and what's really going on with body hair. Plus, techno really IS music. I knew it!

From cleaning up waterways to solving crimes and cold cases...I was joined by Jared Leisek from Adventures With Purpose. Jared is a scuba diver/treasure hunter and started AWP to document the treasures found while cleaning up trash in waterways....guns, boats, lots of vehicles and more. They specialize in underwater vehicle search and recovery and have located multiple bodies that were lost in the water. They've been able to provide answers for families and return their loved ones to them. AWP has been helping solve cold cases across the country.  Check out Adventures With Purpose on YouTube or their Facebook page at MrLeisek Want to donate to Adventures With Purpose?PayPal: https://paypal.me/MrLeisekVenmo: @jaredleisekMail checks to:Adventures With Purpose740 NE 3rd Street, Suite 3-139Bend, OR 97701 

Week 5 of Tidbits from the news... flying cars, walking fake dogs, mullets, faking the law, condom ads, and more freakin' parrots. 

Chris Brooks, a sign language interpreter, discusses his role in the Deaf community. He talks about the different aspects of his job and how he chose this career path. He also provides eye-opening insight about the Deaf community that everyone should know.

More tidbits from the news... a parrot hero, balding lies, a new dog mayor in Kentucky, hover boarding dentists, Sesame Street, innies/outies/in-betweenies, and much more!!!

Another round of Tidbits... raining cocoa nibs, labored voting, falling into a rat pit, getting peed on by a priest, the difference between cement and concrete, and some election related what nots. 

More fun news stories. Skydiving with ghost Jesus, a cat named Hope, Houdini, Black Tuesday, drunk girls getting stuck in dryers...and more. Oh, and vote!!!

Kaleb Nunan gives me the lowdown on crop farming. We discuss his annual farming timeline, what conditions and factors determine a good or bad year, what he loves about being a farmer, misconceptions about farming, and much more. Thank a farmer!

Want to hear some funny, light-hearted news for a change? My friend Monique joins me to discuss some news stories you probably haven't heard. Foul mouthed birds, legs for days, birthdays in a barrel, potty themed bike rides, incestuous love triangles, the birds and the bees, and more... It's a good time. 

My friend Lynwood joins me to talk about racism and bigotry in the U.S. He shares his experiences as a black man in today's tense political climate. He talks about the racism he deals with, the fears he has for his children, and steps white people can make to be better allies for people of color. 

Scientist Rich McGhee joins me to talk about LSD. We talk about the interesting history of the drug, its effects and dangers, how it compares to other drugs, and its potential use as treatment for depression and addiction. We also touch on witches, bicycles, and hugging trees. It's a real  trip. 

Emma Gingerich shares her story about growing up Amish and her decision to leave the community when she was 18. She wrote a book called Runaway Amish Girl: The Great Escape and has started a foundation called Be Present that offers resources to help women who suffer from anxiety and depression. She shares her experiences growing up, what lead to her decision to leave the Amish lifestyle, and what life has been like since leaving.  Author Emma GingerichFor Inquiries Email: gingerich.emma@gmail.comInstagram: @RunawayamishgirlFacebook: Emma GingerichBook on Amazon: Runaway Amish Girl: The Great Escape

Keni Thomas, a former Army Ranger, shares his experience fighting in the battle in Mogadishu, Somalia that the movie and book Black Hawk Down were based on. Keni talks about his time in the military and what happened during the famous battle.Keni is also an incredible musician, songwriter, and speaker. www.kenithomas.com

Natalia Aggiano shares her amazing life story. When she was 19, her father murdered her mother. He was later diagnosed with schizophrenia and Natalia chose to forgive him for the violence he committed. She later donated a kidney in honor of her mother, who taught her children the importance of organ donation. Natalia saved the life of a complete stranger and was given a Pride of Britain award for her heroic act. Her story begins with a terrible loss and ends with forgiveness and unconditional love. 

My friend, Jamie, joins me to talk about animals. I mean, who doesn't love animals? We discuss random facts and general animal related silliness. 

Thirteen. Literally, the worst age ever. I talk with my friends Monique and Rich about what they were like at 13. And my 13 year old niece, Paisley, answers my questions about what it's like to be 13 these days. I also explain the physical, emotional. social, and cognitive developments happening at that age.