Welcome back to the podcast after a long hiatus!
In this episode, hosts Michae and Quintell discuss a range of topics, from their business structure to their love for Nicolas Cage.

They also share some tips on how to keep children quiet, as well as their excitement about being empty nesters from 9am - 2pm (on school days). The hosts also delve into the pros and cons of having multiple kids versus having just one.

Listeners get a glimpse into the real reason why Michae and Quintell started the podcast and why they believe everyone should have one. They also reveal their plans for introducing video content.

Quintell is currently reading ‘Medical Apartheid’ by Harriett A. Washington, while Michae is reading ‘How Not to Be Wrong’ by Jordan Ellenberg. However, the hosts do take a break to discuss gum for an unusually long time, but also promise to keep their listeners engaged with a show every week.
Listeners will be entertained by their last gum story and will learn an interesting fact about how many pieces of small gum make up a normal-sized piece of gum. Lastly, the hosts share their fondness for vintage gum.

Stay tuned for more exciting episodes in the future!







We’ve been absent from these podcast streets for a while! Today Michae & Quintell talk about:
- Why we haven’t done a show in a while
- Their business structure
- Ways to keep our children quiet
- Excitement about being empty nesters from 9am - 2pm
- Having multiple kids vs. 1 kid
- The real reason why we even have a podcast
- You should have a podcast too!!
- We have a thing for Nicolas Cage
- Video is on the way!!!
- Quintell is reading ‘Medical Apartheid’
- Michae is reading ‘How Not to Be Wrong’
- Warning! Michae & Quintell talk about gum for about 7 -8 minutes (an unreasonably long period of time to be discussing gum and the talk about something else and then circle back to gum!!!!) Its really only 5 minutes but that’s still too long
- …and they sing the Big Red theme song
- We promise to have a show for y’all weekly
- Plans for the show going forward
- One last gum story before we go
- How many pieces of small gum make up a normal sized piece of gum?
- Vintage gum