Well, hello out there cuties! It is Virgo Season, amirite? I mean, I dunno what any of that stuff means, but it is funny to pretend!
This is our very special FREE TO ALL September edition of the STAY F. HOMEKINS podcast, where you get our “after-dinner” style spontaneous, free flowing conversation between us, a married couple, who work in comedy and entertainment RIGHT OUTTA LOS ANGELES!
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In this month’s edition, the tree drama CRESCENDOES, and as a Tree Mom, I have a lot to say. Paul doesn’t know which side of the tree he’s on (until it all comes out!), Janie describes a fun night and together, the duo, pretty much rely on the importance of art, connection and creativity as a lifeline in these STILL VERY INTERESTING TIMES. (Are they interesting? Or just stupid? You be the judge!)
Tune in, drop out and hug a tree.
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