 Oh my, recording this week's podcast [on Saturday night] was supa' fun. We laugh more in this episode than in any of the others, and although it's pretty silly at times, I think/hope it's still thoughtful enough to make all of the silliness worthwhile (but you can be the judge of that!). Here's the episode description: In episode 10, we chat about a subject that normally wouldn’t enter into the Starr Struck lexicon--cars. But, we talk about cars as they relate to some bigger picture life issues and topics, such as materialism, values, self-image, and finances. In the first half of the episode, we each share our car history and tell a few ridiculous car stories (they are really ridiculous and we laugh a lot). In the second half of the episode, we talk about the car issues that we’re facing right now, and how these issues are inspiring us to take a look at our values, our relationship, and our attachment issues. You can listen to the episode below OR by downloading and/or subscribing in iTunes or Stitcher (be sure you search "Starr Struck Radio"). Oh, and as promised, here are the links that we mention in the podcast:
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Ok, you guys had me laughing out loud in my car like a crazy person. When Ben said that you forgot to put the emergency brake and you crashed into a basketball hoop, I was cracking up! I have a first world problem to share…whenever a coworker forgets their keys to the office and I have to get up to let them in, I get annoyed. We have a doorbell so whenever I hear it, I begrudgingly stand up and pout like a seven year old. #firstworldproblems
Mary Catherine
3/17/2015 08:54:18 pm
Haha, glad we made you laugh, Jeanette! And love your #firstworldproblem AND the pw advice for Ben...I hope he takes it! Comments are closed.
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