Episode 44: Jace and Laura discuss the 2019 movie "Dark Waters," highlighting the health risks hidden by the DuPont Corporation regarding Teflon. They draw parallels between the movie and other films like "Erin Brockovich," and delve into broader themes of corporate responsibility and governmental oversight. They also reflect on their personal experiences with changing societal norms, the decline in customer service, and parenting styles, particularly around the topic of gentle parenting versus traditional methods. The episode touches on themes of environmental stewardship, the evolution of consumer goods, and the role of regulation in public safety.

00:00 Introduction and Movie Discussion

05:41 Ohio's Environmental Struggles

09:32 Generational Differences in Environmental Concerns

18:44 Parenting Styles Debate

25:51 Political Vibes and Election Dynamics

30:38 Cultural Appropriation and Double Standards

38:43 Customer Service and Modern Inconveniences

Episode 43: Jace and Laura talk about why they've been away for so long and then dive into the latest news surrounding the 2024 election. They discuss Kamala's transition to the top of the ticket, Trump's beef with Project 2025, and why they hope Trump will win in November.

Episode 42: Jace and Laura discuss the SCOTUS ruling telling Colorado it can't keep voters from casting ballots for Donald Trump. Then, they review dueling sci-fi movies, Dune: Part Two and Rebel Moon: Part One. One is the clear winner, but we have to wait to see if the sequels change anything.