Ep. 192 “Wonka War” LIMITED EPISODE

To hear the full episode, join our patreon at www.patreon.com/wehiredasitter For a couple bucks, you get the full unedited episodes. For a couple bucks more after that you get extra bonus episodes and content. And the peace of mind of knowing you're supporting our little passion project of self expression and over-sharing Overview Ross recorded his first solo podcast episode (Episode 192) due to scheduling conflicts with Patrick, highlighting the challenges posed by their busy work lives. Ross taught a Tuesday yoga class and conducted a kids' session focused on mindfulness, reinforcing the importance of mental well-being in education. Ross's visit to the osteopath confirmed his spine condition is stable, showcasing the significance of regular medical care in maintaining health. Franny's upcoming 5th birthday on June 15th raises ethical dilemmas for Ross regarding convenience versus supporting larger corporations. Ross identifies as 'far left', emphasizing that ongoing social issues like racism and classism are rooted in the actions of wealthy elites. The Puerto Rican Day Parade was underwhelming for Ross, who desired more traditional cultural representation compared to previous years. Ross reflects on gratitude for leaving the fashion industry for more fulfilling work, particularly amidst the social upheaval of the pandemic. Financial goals discussed include the aim for both Ross and Patrick to shift from three jobs each to two, improving work-life balance. Plans to expand Patreon content with virtual yoga classes are intended to enhance community engagement while diversifying offerings. The podcast reflects on media narratives that often misrepresent community events, stressing the importance of critical media consumption.