Was it the coupons, the articles or most likely the comics? When your paperboy (or girl) made the delivery to your box or door step; who brought the paper in to be explored? We share some of our experiences as paperboys on opposites sides of the United States. Enjoy!

Listen to our latest episode and see if you have the same Pet Peeves as us. Does it bother you when words are capitalized and aren't supposed to be? What other things kind of bother you a lot?

We are not planning on kicking the bucket yet. In our talk this week we explore the adventure and fun to be experienced before it is all over. Come with us in this podcast and dream of your own exciting experiences in the days and years ahead.

The frozen dairy sweet treat is one of the most universally popular items in our culture. What is your favorite flavor of ice-cream?

From the early 1970s to the late 1980s we were part of the public and private school systems in America. We had different teachers but similar experiences. What was it like for you in school? Did you eat glue or crayons? Were you in band, drama, sports? How were your grades? Leave us a comment.

Overused English phrases make us chuckle. We talk, we laugh, we share stories about the way we use language. We won't share our grades from back in school where we should have paid attention to our primary language. What is your favorite phrase that gets too much air time?

From the major leagues and all the way back down to our neighborhoods, we talk about baseball. Are you able to relate to some of our experiences with this favorite sport? Enjoy as we attempt to hit a homerun with this podcast. Thank you for listening.

As we continue to navigate our lives today, we take this episode to reflect on when and where we met. Join us as we remember the common American experience of leaving home and attending a college. New friends, new experiences and maybe even a degree?