That Sounds Funny: Recent Episodes
Keith Heltsley
The podcast hosts discussed technical issues with their RSS feed that needs to be resolved, with Keith planning to contact the server company for help. Terry shared details about his recent medical procedure, including the challenging preparation process and the discovery of three hernias during the exam.
News of the WeekThe team then shared various news stories including a bear break-in in Colorado, an iguana escaping from a FedEx package in Tennessee, and a whale that rescued a diver by trapping him in its mouth. Terry also mentioned finding a message in a bottle from 1973 that had been written by a 9-year-old girl, which was posted on Facebook and connected to the girl’s sister who is still alive.
Jill and Keith discussed a town plagued by a terrible fishy odor for over 20 years due to abandoned rotting fish sauce tanks, with the Newfoundland and Labrador government planning to remove the waste using a $2 million budget and peat moss by October. Keith also covered new slang terms including “Riz” and “passenger princess,” while Terry shared a story about Nathan Davies breaking a world record by eating 15 fish sticks in one minute.
Jill’s Trivia QuizJill led a quiz session about the TV show Bonanza, asking questions about the cast and characters. The participants discussed various actors’ roles, with Keith and Terry providing answers and sharing trivia about the show. The quiz focused primarily on identifying actors who played different characters in the series, with some questions requiring elimination of incorrect options.
Terry’s Top 10 ListTerry shared a list of ten funny things that could happen during a colonoscopy procedure, including spontaneous karaoke, unexpected commentary, and accidental social media posts.
Anchor TopicThe segment of the show where we step into some serious topics related to blindness accessibility. Keith discussed his plans to use a New portable projector for teaching classes
Email and Final ThoughtsKeith shared listener emails about how a mother discovered the secret behind her son’s math assignment. He also shared one about a pair of golfers who were stuck behind their wives on the golf course. Our voicemails this week featured stories about parenting advice and a funny business competition.
A final word from our AI companionThe meeting was a recording of a comedy podcast episode where hosts Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed various humorous topics. The hosts concluded by sharing jokes and encouraging listeners to visit their website and submit their own funny stories for potential use in future episodes.
Show notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
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The team discussed their podcast preparation and personal updates. Terry shared details about a recent hospital visit due to ongoing, let’s just say explosive situation, which led to an emergency room visit where nurses had difficulty finding a vein for IV treatment. The group briefly discussed missing an opportunity to get free Meta glasses, with Terry planning to follow up with the BVA about his application.
The conversation then shifted to personal updates, with Keith mentioning his work on his personal blog, heltsley.net
and upcoming shipment of cookies, while Terry and Jill shared weather-related experiences.
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News of the Week* Lumberjack Competition: Terry shared a story about two women breaking three world records at the 66th annual Lumberjack World Championships in Wisconsin, including records in underhanded chopping and standing chop events. * Hazardous Goldfish: Jill then mentioned a Canadian government campaign warning people not to release goldfish into rivers and streams due to their invasive nature and potential damage to waterways. * Spider-Man Rescue: Keith concluded by sharing a story about Christopher Hellenthal, who helped a man in a wheelchair cross a street in Jonesboro, Arkansas while dressed as Spider-Man after a work-themed event. * Championship Condiment: Terry discussed how World Cup fans from other countries discovered ranch salad dressing in America and the TSA’s response with transportation guidelines. * Tallest Nutcracker: Jill shared about a Minnesota town attempting to set a world record for the tallest nutcracker, measuring 65 feet tall, which would surpass Germany’s previous 33-foot record. * Switched at Birth: Keith then described a case in Colorado where two men discovered through DNA testing that they were switched at birth 38 years ago, leading to a lawsuit against the North Dakota hospital where the mix-up occurred. * Waterpark Wedding: Terry concluded by sharing about a North Dakota couple who renewed their wedding vows at a Wisconsin water park, attempting to set a Guinness record for the most vow renewals in 30 days by taking multiple rides down a 60-foot water slide while wearing wedding attire.
Jill’s Trivia QuizThe group conducted a Simpsons trivia quiz where Jill asked questions about the show’s characters, episodes, and references to Star Wars.
Terry’s Top 10 ListTerry presented a humorous top 10 list titled “15 Funny Things to Do if You Encounter a UFO,” which included suggestions like asking about Wi-Fi, offering a Taco Bell tour, and inquiring about missing socks.
Anchor TopicKeith and Terry discussed accessibility features in technology, comparing different screen readers and voice recognition software. Keith explained his preference for Dragon with the J-thanks Say script due to its command layer functionality, while Terry shared his experience with Windows Narrator. They also talked about accessible games for the blind and challenges with Voiceover on iOS devices.
Email and Final ThoughtsKeith shared an email about a farmer carrying supplies home while being offered assistance by a suspicious elderly woman.
Another email was about an Englishman and an Irishman who used clever tactics to “steal” buns from a bakery without taking them physically, demonstrating wit and charm over dishonesty. The first voicemail shared by Keith was about a cat named Felix Martinez who was mistakenly registered to vote and subsequently summoned for jury duty, leading to a humorous series of events with the county clerk and vet before the error was resolved. Another voicemail involved a little girl who earned a prize elephant. As usual we wrapped it all up with our final thoughts, although Terry had some technical difficulties in contributing.
The final word from our AI companionThe meeting was a casual session where Keith, Jill, and Terry shared jokes and humor. The conversation was entirely focused on sharing jokes and humorous anecdotes. The session concluded with Keith signing off and encouraging listeners to visit their website and share the show with friends.
Show notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
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Intro and Catch Up Keith and Jill discussed their experiences selling newspapers, with Jill mentioning seeing the musical Newsies and Keith recalling the newspaper pricing structure from his youth. The conversation concluded with Keith mentioning his recent appearance on another podcast with Nathan Caldwell from Quest for Truth.
The group discussed Keith’s experience hosting Isaac for a week, noting challenges with the teenager’s sleeping habits and behavior, particularly regarding excessive milk purchases and poor hygiene. Keith observed that having Isaac sleep upstairs rather than on the couch made a significant difference in the level of disruption. The conversation then shifted to technical issues Terry was experiencing with his sensor and phone, which were eventually resolved with help from someone nearby.
News of the Week* Heroic nurse: Keith shared a story about Kaylene Reed, his future daughter-in-law, who is a nurse who helped save a woman having a heart attack in a restaurant by performing chest compressions until EMTs arrived. * Trombone Record: Jill then discussed a world record attempt in Australia where 600+ musicians played trombones to break the previous record of 368 held in Washington D.C. * Tragic Mistake Turned Miracle: Keith concluded by sharing a tragic story about a toddler in Arizona who was incorrectly declared dead after drowning in a pool, only to be found alive hours later in the morgue. * High Altitude Edibles: Terry shared a story about a black lab named Tokyo that got sick after hiking on Scotland’s highest mountain, Ben Nevis. The dog showed strange symptoms and slipped in and out of consciousness, leading to a mountain rescue mission where veterinarians discovered the dog had ingested marijuana, likely through an edible or cannabis plant along the trail. * Blue Angels Wind Gust: Jill then told a story about chaos erupting on a Florida beach when the Blue Angels flew low over Pensacola Beach, causing hats, chairs, and tents to fly through the wind gusts; an investigation has been opened into the incident. * Nectarine Rights Battle: Keith shared a story about a California farmer giving away free nectarines because a rival company claimed exclusive rights to the white nectarine variety he grows, preventing him from selling them. The farmer is now facing legal action for infringing on the company’s rights, though he argues he’s not making money from the giveaway. * Handstand Record and Kitten Litter: Terry then shared several unusual Guinness World Records involving handstands and walking on hands, including a Nepalese athlete’s achievements, before concluding with a story about a pregnant cat in Oklahoma that gave birth to kittens and a rabbit.
Jill’s Weird WordsJill led a session discussing unusual words, including exiguity (scantiness), ennui (boredom), solatium (compensation/award), petrichor (smell after rain), and others. Keith and Terry participated by offering humorous definitions and comments throughout the session. Jill noted that one word’s definition seemed unclear, and Keith suggested that some of the provided definitions might not make logical sense.
Terry’s Top 10 ListTerry shared a humorous top 10 list about blind children’s interactions on the playground, which included topics like guessing who ran by, debating sandbox colors, and discussing imaginary ice cream flavors.
Anchor TopicThe group then discussed airport travel experiences for blind individuals, with Keith and Jill sharing their perspectives on using wheelchairs for transportation and navigating airport facilities. The conversation included details about luggage handling, bathroom facilities on airplanes, and the overall process of traveling by air as a blind person, with both participants noting that airport staff are generally helpful in guiding travelers through the process.
Email and Final ThoughtsKeith shared several humorous stories and jokes during the podcast, including a tale about a golf player who received a transplanted arm and a story about a dog that kept napping at someone’s house. He also shared a voicemail about someone who slices cheese at a deli. Just don’t share his secret identity. There was also a voicemail about a man who met the perfect woman.
The team also exchanged funny one-liners and jokes throughout the show. At the end, Keith reminded listeners to tell friends about the podcast and visit their website at thatsoundsfunny.com, signing off until the next week.
Show notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
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In this week’s episode, Keith, Terry, and Jill catch up on everything from family updates to classic TV trivia and essential veteran services. Jill shared that her grandson had left for the Marine Corps in San Diego and mentioned a new Little House on the Prairie series on Netflix. Terry discussed attending an ACB convention and participating in an auction where items like Victor Readers were sold for high prices.
Keith mentioned his family’s experience with summer camps and his activities with AI, including creating recap songs and blog content.
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News of the WeekThe team then shared unusual news stories, including space debris washing up on a New Zealand beach, a 94-year-old man setting a world record for water skiing, an ancient oak tree linked to Robin Hood that died, a bull interrupting a cricket match in England, and a World War II grenade being turned in at an Ontario police station.
Jill’s Trivia QuizJill hosted a trivia quiz about the TV show Green Acres, testing the group’s knowledge of various show details including character names, plot points, and specific information about the fictional town of Hooterville. The participants, including Keith and Terry, answered questions about topics ranging from cow names to anniversary celebrations, with some questions proving more challenging than others. The quiz concluded with questions about Oliver’s unusual collections and pet names, with participants taking turns guessing answers throughout the session.
Terry’s Top 10 ListTerry shared a top 10 list of funny things a blind person cannot do at home, including winning staring contests, playing hide and seek with cats, judging wall colors, and finding Legos. The group discussed various challenges blind people face, such as not being able to spot spiders, wave to neighbors, or detect smoke before a fire alarm.
Anchor TopicOur main focus this week centers on VIST (Visual Impairment Services Team) services for newly blind individuals. We dive into VIST services for newly blind individuals, and Keith suggested listening to the ACB convention on ACB Media 1 through Amazon devices.
The group discussed several topics including a 2-minute lag in the ACB call and changes to VA training policies where veterans now have to pay their own travel costs to travel to training sessions. Terry suggests it may be due to the expense of requiring veterans to travel for short term training sessions that may only last a week. Keith suggested that the VA should instead provide extended training for those who need it while handling gadget training locally at VA hospitals.
Email and Final ThoughtsKeith shared an email about some dimwitted building contractors. He followed it with one sharing a letter written home from Marine Corps Boot Camp, encouraging listeners to get in on the action before it’s too late. A listener sent in a voicemail about an awkward conversation in a bathroom. The Final voicemail was from our old Salty Marine buddy about his experience in a confessional booth. Embarrassing conversation.
The final word from our AI companionThe conversation ended with participants sharing jokes and funny stories, including emails and voicemails about various humorous situations and dad jokes.
Show notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
Sponsored by: Retro Radio Podcast. Bringing you family-friendly entertainment through classic, old-time radio. Episodes are posted daily. Keith and his Retrobots share everything in his collection from the days of vintage radio. Adventure, comedy, detective, westerns, and lots in between. If you don’t hear your favorite show, just ask Visit the web page today, https://retro-otr.com
The team discussed recent experiences with July 4th fireworks, with Terry describing hearing fireworks from his swimming pool and Jill sharing stories about fireworks displays in Michigan. Keith shared a follow-up about a fishing trip where the family’s car developed a foul smell due to dead fish bait being left inside.
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News of the Week
The group then moved into their news segment, where they covered several stories including an elephant seal causing damage in Tasmania, a tennis player’s emergency bathroom break during the French Open, and a man who fell into a campground toilet while trying to retrieve sunglasses. Jill shared additional elephant seal news, including a purple-seal example in California.
Keith reported that Boston Beer Company’s Sam Adams taproom ran out of Boston Lager over the weekend due to Scottish soccer fans, known as the Tartan Army, drinking four times the normal amount during the 2026 World Cup. The company had to schedule emergency beer deliveries and planned additional deliveries for the week to ensure sufficient stock. Terry then shared a story about a skateboarder, Chad Caruso, who traveled from California to Florida in 39 days to break his own record, while also celebrating 10 years of sobriety and raising money for a youth program focused on drug and alcohol prevention.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill led a session of weird word trivia, defining and discussing the meanings of words including pukka, artificer, perambulation, tinctorial, Brummagen, parhesia, fennec, charis, pensile, and talarian. The group discussed each word’s pronunciation and meaning, with Keith and Terry providing commentary and attempting to guess some of the definitions. Jill noted that she found it interesting how these unusual words are created and defined.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry presented a top 10 list of reasons why flying cars haven’t been developed for personal use, including issues with seagull traffic control, weather conditions, and potential HOA rules.
Anchor Topic
The discussion then shifted to the topic of manual skills, particularly focusing on handicrafts like crocheting and needlepoint, with Keith mentioning how physical activities can help the brain focus while reading. Keith and Jill discussed the benefits of audiobooks, particularly for reading dialect-heavy texts and supporting dyslexic readers through cursive writing. They also shared personal experiences with using audiobooks while doing other tasks.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith then read an email about a humorous incident involving a driver taking the Pope to the airport, where the Pope’s intervention helped avoid a traffic ticket.
Another email was featured by Keith that shared a collection of old slang words and expressions that are becoming obsolete due to technology changes, including phrases like “don’t touch that dial,” “carbon copy,” and “hung out to dry.” He also shared two voicemails, one about a woman with a rare medical condition that causes strong reactions when she sneezes, and another about an Illinois state trooper who pulled over a speeding limousine only to discover the Pope was driving it. The show concluded with a humorous text message about the challenges of midlife for women.
The final word from our AI companion
The meeting was a comedy podcast recording session where Keith, Jill, and Terry shared jokes and humorous stories.
Show notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
Sponsored by: Retro Radio Podcast. Bringing you family-friendly entertainment through classic, old-time radio. Episodes are posted daily. Keith and his Retrobots share everything in his collection from the days of vintage radio. Adventure, comedy, detective, westerns, and lots in between. If you don’t hear your favorite show, just ask Visit the web page today, https://retro-otr.com
Jill shared her experience attending a stage production of Shrek at the Muni in St. Louis, where a representative from Mind’s Eye approached their small group of seven attendees to take a picture. Terry mentioned a recent theft involving stolen checks from Madison County Association of the Blind, with one suspect arrested by the Madison County Sheriff for check fraud totaling around $4,000.
Keith shared updates about recent activities, including a family picnic where his grandson was the only one to catch a large bass fish, and his Amazon Prime Day purchases including an extra Shocks Open Run Bluetooth headset and Aftershocks wireless charger. He discussed challenges with adding items to their website storefront and mentioned plans to help Robin with an art easel and chalkboard for the kids. Keith also updated the group about having Isaac assist with mowing and brick work around their property, though there were some delays due to Isaac’s orthodontist appointment.
News of the Week
Terry shared news about a New Zealand amusement park being temporarily closed due to human feces being found in a fernery, despite nearby public restrooms. Jill then discussed a traffic stop in Montana involving a banana-shaped vehicle, which was a modified Ford F-150 truck used for promotional purposes, and the driver was released without a ticket after boxes blocking the license plate were removed.
Keith shared a story about a woman who survived a shark attack in Australia, requiring arm amputation, while Jill discussed a separate shark encounter off California’s coast where paddleboarders were stalked by a great white shark that was captured on drone footage. Terry then told a story about 7-year-old Skyler Whitaker who broke a Guinness World Record by wearing 50 sweaters simultaneously at a Pennsylvania library, with the sweaters to be donated to a fall sweater drive.
Made up Movie Review
We resurrect a shortened version of one of our old segments. The group discussed three potential movie titles: “40 Days and 40 Nights,” “Enola Holmes 3,” and “Minions and Monsters.” They identified “40 Days and 40 Nights” as likely being a biblical story involving Noah’s ark or Jesus’s fasting, while “Enola Holmes 3” was determined to be a detective movie sequel featuring a female detective. The third option, “Minions and Monsters,” was confirmed to be an animated sequel to “Despicable Me” from the Illumination studio.
Hey, are movie reviews may not match the official description. Just remember that hours are always right, or they should be.
Jill’s Trivia Game
Jill hosted a movie trivia quiz about Back to the Future, asking questions about key plot elements, character names, and dialogue from the film. Both Keith and Terry participated, with Terry scoring one correct answer while Keith got several questions right including the flux capacitor and the “Enchantment Under the Sea” dance name.
(I don’t know what our AI companion is talking about scoring points, since we never keep track, because they never matter anyway!)
Terry’s Top 10 List
after a few moments of technology trouble with Terry’s device, he finally shares his list. They then reviewed a list of awkward female moments that Terry had compiled, including topics like crumbs in cleavage, wrap skirts, and texting mistakes.
Anchor Topic
This is the part of our show where we talk about blindness related topics. Keith led a discussion about managing apps and organizing content on phones and computers, sharing tips on how to find and organize notes and apps effectively. Terry and Jill discussed their own experiences with app organization and storage, with Keith suggesting strategies for cleaning up unused apps.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared a story about overheard nuns purchasing beer, with one nun claiming it was for washing hair, leading to a cashier’s quick response about pretzels and curlers. Keith then shared an email from Theresa Madison about showing her Texas cousin Niagara Falls, with the cousin responding that Texas has a plumber who can fix it.
Keith shared a humorous voicemail story about a listeners dog named “Sex” and the various embarrassing situations it caused him, including at city hall, during his wedding, on honeymoon, and in a contest. The story concluded with Keith reflecting on how the dog had caused him more trouble than he anticipated and considering getting a different dog with a better name.
Keith shares a final voicemail about the strange neighbors a young woman has when she moved to her first apartment. As usual we wrap everything up with our final thoughts.
The final word from our AI companion
The meeting appeared to be a podcast recording session where Keith, Terry, and Jill shared jokes and funny stories. Keith read a story about strange neighbors, and the group took turns telling knock-knock jokes and other humor. At the end, Keith provided closing remarks about the podcast, encouraging listeners to share it with friends and visit their website at thatssoundsfunny.com, where they can leave comments or call with funny stories or questions about blindness.
Show notes written by AI, edited is needed by Keith
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Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed recent activities. Keith shared details about attending a local festival in Livingston, Illinois featuring a pink elephant statue, where they saw a beauty pageant and discussed potentially involving Andrea in an upcoming Miss UFO pageant. The conversation also touched on family activities, including Jill’s camping trip with four grandchildren and Keith’s church fishing outing.
Keith shared updates about his weekend activities, including Robin buying dirt boxes with treasures for three children and plans to register for a Miss UFO event. The group discussed their new Amazon storefront, which is still being developed and populated with relevant products.
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News of the Week
Terry then shared a news story about an overturned semi-truck in Texas containing an estimated 2 million bees from Queen Bee Supply Company, which required local residents to stay indoors while the bees were rounded up and transported to a honey farm.
Jill shared about Jonathan, a 194-year-old turtle living on Saint Helena island, while Terry presented stories about German man Tommy Schmidt’s record-breaking 65,000 Lego brick bratwurst sculpture and an Oklahoma family’s surprise when their dog brought an armadillo into their home. Keith then described a story about a month-old pony named Mile who moved into an apartment in Croatia after being rejected by his mother, requiring round-the-clock care and eventually gaining weight and appearing cheerful.
Terry shared two news items: a truck fire in Tennessee caused an impromptu fireworks display on Interstate 75 near Chattanooga, and a police department in Washington discovered a bird nest with four eggs in a motorcycle’s engine compartment, which they named “Traffic Birdie.”
Jill’s Weird Words
The group then played a game of “weird words,” where Jill presented definitions and participants guessed meanings, covering terms like Freudian, manifold, woodshed, pan dowdy, coloratura, prolix, ADC (adze), and recondite.
As the group discussed word meanings and etymologies, Jill explained terms like “firth” as a narrow sea inlet and “toodle” meaning to travel leisurely.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a humorous top ten list about reasons someone might need a CAT scan, which included jokes about cats acting as radiologists and other playful scenarios.
Anchor Topic
The segment of the show where we discuss blindness related topics. On the schedule is low vision, but we decide to return to living skills.Keith leads the focus on daily self-care activities like getting dressed and bathing while emphasizing the importance of independence.
The group discussed strategies for blind individuals to identify bathroom products, including using rubber bands to mark bottles, organizing them on different shelves, and reading labels before showering. Keith and Terry shared personal experiences with accessibility challenges in bathrooms, including issues with children moving products and the benefits of pump bottles secured to shower walls.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith presents an email from a listener in Florida who runs an alligator farm. He follows it by a touching story about a woman, a mother of three, who practice the principle of “pay it forward,” when she helped out another young mother years later. There are also two voicemails that are shared. The first from a young farmboy with an overturned wagon. The next one contains some food for thought that ponders the issue of evil. As usual, we wrap it all up with our final thoughts.
The final word from our AI companion
The meeting was a recording session for a comedy show where Keith, Jill, and Terry shared various content including email submissions, voicemails, and their own jokes. Keith read several email submissions including stories about a rattlesnake farm visit and an anonymous act of kindness at a mechanic’s shop. The team discussed a news story about singer Olivia Rodrigo’s comments about concertgoers wearing adult diapers for prime seating positions, and shared philosophical content about evil and its existence. The session concluded with the team taking turns sharing final thoughts and jokes before signing off.
Show notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
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we continue discussing a program offering free Meta smart glasses to veterans, with approximately 130,000 veterans potentially eligible for contact. Keith explained that organizations like the National Blinded Veterans Organization could participate by contacting Meta directly to coordinate distribution within their groups. The discussion also covered the availability of Meta glasses at Walmart and Amazon, with Keith noting they typically cost just under $400 when not available for free through veteran programs.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared humorous emails and voicemails from listeners. The first email was about a misunderstanding about dating and cars.
Keith followed it with the story from a woman who helped her husband at his doctor appointment. Our voicemails included one about accessories and automobiles, and another about a boy who needed to go to confession.
The final word from our AI companion
The meeting was primarily a casual podcast recording session where Keith, Terry, and Jill shared jokes and humorous anecdotes with each other.
Show notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
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The hosts discussed their busy schedules and family activities, with Keith mentioning having multiple grandchildren staying for VBS week. They talked about the good attendance at Monday’s VBS session with about 40 kids present, and Jill suggested encouraging the kids to bring friends to increase attendance. The conversation then shifted to general household challenges, including managing lights and TV settings, with Terry sharing that his wife struggles with their Smart TV.
News of the Week
Terry discussed a Wisconsin driver who got stuck in freshly poured concrete after moving a road closure barrier, while Keith commented on the importance of following construction signs. Jill shared a story about a parakeet in Scotland damaging cars by pecking at rubber parts, possibly due to boredom or territory protection. Keith then presented a story about a fossil initially thought to be the world’s oldest octopus, but later determined to be a different type of cephalopod relative, found in Illinois.
Terry shared about a speed limit sign set at 17.3 to catch drivers’ attention. Jill told a story about a chicken on the loose in Kentucky that was eventually captured by animal control. Keith then described a unique library program in Benesia, California called Lucha Libro, which features professional wrestling matches to promote literacy. Terry concluded by sharing a heartwarming story about a Virginia man whose car’s dashboard warning lights activated to reveal a nest of baby squirrels in the engine compartment, which were successfully reunited with their mother.
Jill’s Weird Words
The group discussed various words and their meanings during what appeared to be a vocabulary session. They examined words including “stentorian” (meaning loud and powerful), “auret” (related to gold), “pervert” (meaning obsolete), “kismet” (meaning destiny or fate), “fandangle” (meaning a useless or ornamental thing), “leonine” (meaning lion-like), “disport” (meaning to enjoy oneself unrestrainedly), “allurophile” (meaning a cat lover), and “tiffin” (meaning a light meal). The conversation was informal and included jokes and playful banter between the participants.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry presented a humorous top 10 list of things not to do in swimming pools, including bringing toasters, ducks, practicing shark attacks, filling pools with jello, hosting synchronized swimming alone, using diving boards as catapults, using pools as soup bowls, inviting llamas for swims, fishing in pools, and setting up campfires on pool floats. The group discussed each item with humor, with Keith and Jill’s adding commentary and questions throughout Terry’s presentation.
Anchor Topic
Keith discussed recent developments in sports accessibility for the blind, including the FIFA app which provides descriptive play-by-play commentary and haptic feedback during games. He also mentioned two opportunities for blind individuals to participate in communications-related initiatives: an online panel about improving Meta glasses and a paid position testing AI through daily activities using a phone app. The discussion highlighted how these technologies help bridge the communication gap for blind sports fans and provide new ways to access and enjoy live events.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared two listener emails featuring humorous family stories. The first email from Joshua Franklin described a situation where his son, hearing his parents discuss leaving town due to financial difficulties, packed his bags and planned to leave as well. The second email from Janet O’Glass told a story about her son telling a bus driver he was five years old, with the boy adding “as soon as I get off the bus.”
Keith shared two voicemails during the meeting. The first was about a neighbor whose wife had been diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer, which prompted our anonymous listener to mow the neighbor’s lawn and plant flowers as a gesture of support. The second voicemail, told by “Old Salty Marine,” was a humorous tale about a woman who tried to test a man’s claim that his beer had magical powers.
The final word from our AI companion
The meeting was a recording session for a comedy podcast where Keith, Terry, and Jill shared jokes and humorous stories. The participants took turns telling jokes covering various topics like relationships, technology, and everyday situations. At the end of the session, Keith provided closing remarks, encouraging listeners to visit their website, share episodes, and submit their own funny stories or questions about blindness.
Show notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
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Jill shared details about her vacation in Florida, including visiting her aunt and her daughter’s trip to an expensive amusement park. Keith and Terry shared updates about local news, including the passing of a friend, Donna Bierman and a robbery at the Cone Barn. Keith also mentioned an issue with his phone data plan after lending his phone to Isaac, who used excessive data while away from Wi-Fi. The conversation concluded with Keith retelling a humorous story about ordering coffee at McDonald’s.
News of the Week
Terry shared a news story about the most misspelled words in America, including “bougie” and state-specific words like “Chihuahua” in Georgia and “ukulele” in Minnesota. Jill then discussed a story from Florida about a woman who discovered a monkey in her backyard near Wekiva Springs State Park, which was later confirmed to be a rhesus macaque. The group discussed how the monkey might have escaped from an island off the coast where such animals were kept.
Keith shared a story about shirtless fans at a Cardinals game who became known to the team after attending a Minor League World Series game in Alton, Illinois, and the team’s manager later bought them tickets to return. Terry discussed a family in Ohio who attempted to break the world record for sending a Slinky down stair, successfully getting it to descend 53 stairs at a stadium. Next, Jill shared about monkeys that escaped in Germany, with six macaques escaping from a research facility and three remaining at large.
Keith shared a newsflash about a photo shoot by Kat Daly with a 14-foot alligator named Big Al at Gator Country in Texas. They also covered a story about police in Massachusetts seeking the owner of a large animatronic puppet that was turned in to the station.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
Jill hosted a quiz about The Flintstones where she asked questions about characters, episodes, and storylines from the show. The participants, Keith and Terry, answered various questions about the show’s details, with Keith correctly guessing the school bus number and Terry correctly identifying that Fred caused Barney to go invisible. The quiz covered topics including pet names, anniversary gifts, and Fred’s different jobs, with some questions being more obscure than others.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry presented a top 10 funny Father’s Day gifts list, including items like face-on socks, grilling aprons, and novelty ties.
Anchor Topic
The group discussed orientation and mobility, particularly focusing on the importance of using white canes when traveling, with Jill sharing personal experiences about being left in parking lots without a cane. Keith and Terry discussed navigating conventions, including the upcoming ACB conference in St. Louis, and shared tips about traveling independently using various assistance methods.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith reads emails from listeners. One involving a baby delivered by a surrogate mother, and the other from a farm boy who had a neighbor with a curious question. Voicemails feature an update from Gerald the Amazon destroying cow. Also from a woman who was a little too proud of her facelift.
The final word from our AI companion
The conversation ended with the team sharing jokes and humor before signing off.
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The podcast hosts discussed personal updates and military experiences before sharing news stories.
News Of the Week
Terry shared a story about drunk deer in France, and warning drivers about inebriated wildlife, while Jill shared about firefighters rescuing a 2-year-old boy whose head got stuck between staircase balusters. The conversation included detailed recollections from Keith and Terry about their military boot camp experiences, including regulations about personal items and church services. The hosts also briefly mentioned an upcoming Amazon Audible promotion commercial.
Keith discussed a case in Malaysia where a French teen faced charges for licking and posting a video of a vending machine straw, which led to public nuisance and mischief charges. Terry shared a story about Colorado Parks and Recreation removing a 250-pound black bear from a home using tranquilizers. Jill shared news about Jericho High School in New York having 21 valedictorians in their graduating class, with over 300 students total, highlighting the high academic achievement in the area.
Keith shared a story about kamikaze dolphins, explaining that while Iran claimed to use mine-carrying dolphins against US warships, the US Navy’s Marine Mammal Program has a long history of using dolphins and sea lions for mine detection and harbor security, though not as weapons. Keith noted that modern drone technology has developed robotic versions of marine animals with cameras for surveillance purposes. The conversation then shifted to Terry, who began discussing a story about an Illinois museum receiving a speeding ticket for a replica Knight Rider car that hadn’t moved in over a decade.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
Jill then hosted a John Wayne trivia quiz where participants answered questions about the actor’s films, family members who appeared in his movies, and various details from his career. The quiz covered topics including which actress appeared in the most John Wayne films, which of his sons acted in nine of his movies, and which location he frequently used in his films.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry presented a humorous top 10 list about reasons why Donald Trump’s cell phone has not been released to the market, including issues with alerts, autocorrect, battery life, and GPS functionality. The discussion revealed that Keith had not heard of the Trump phone before and questioned its existence, leading to a brief conversation about other celebrity-branded products.
Anchor Topic
Keith discussed his experience using AI tools, particularly Gemini AI through Chrome, to generate show notes, titles, and image descriptions for their podcast, sharing specific techniques he found helpful for creating content while blind.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared humorous emails and voicemails, including jokes and stories sent by listeners. The conversation ended with the hosts sharing funny one-liners and jokes before signing off.
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Terry shared a story about accidentally sending out baseball tickets to church members while his wife was using his phone, and another about receiving whole coffee beans from a food pantry and having to grind them himself. Keith mentioned an upcoming Audible special offering free months of service until July 31st, and briefly touched on Disney’s decision to ban certain consumer products from their parks.
News of the Week
Terry shared a story about an athletic dog running in an Indianapolis mini marathon that had not been claimed by authorities. Jill then presented a story about a Mexican circus performer, Diana Hermosilla, who set a Guinness World Record by lifting 166 pounds with her hair, surpassing the previous record holder who lifted 122 pounds. The conversation included lighthearted commentary about the hair-lifting technique.
Keith shared a baseball story about a Seattle Mariners pitcher who caught a line drive in his jersey, resulting in a “dead play” where the runner was allowed to stay on base. Terry then told a story about a Boston bakery’s mascot, an ice cream cone named Swirly, that had gone missing over the winter and was later found in a dorm room window.
Jill talked about bees living in a sewer in Pennsylvania, with plans to relocate them to a bee farm. Keith shared a story about a real radio station called WKRP making a comeback in Cincinnati, using a legal loop involving a non-profit station in North Carolina. The discussion ended with Keith mentioning he was curious if the station would implement the famous “turkey drop” stunt from the fictional TV show WKRP in Cincinnati.
Terry shared news about a world record attempt in Miami where 277 dogs participated in a pool party.
Jill’s Weird Words
The conversation then shifted to playing a word game where participants took turns defining and guessing words like catenation, alpenglow, and fulcrum.
Terry’s Top 10 List
The group discussed Terry’s humorous Mother’s Day attempts, including a glitter explosion and dandelion flowers.
Anchor Topic
They then shifted to discussing manual skills for blind individuals, sharing experiences about woodcraft projects at rehabilitation centers. Keith emphasized that blindness doesn’t prevent people from engaging in hobbies and crafts, noting that safety equipment and proper techniques allow blind individuals to work effectively in woodshops.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith reviewed voicemails and emails sent to their podcast, sharing humorous stories from listeners. They discussed a story about a repairman who was warned not to talk to the owner’s parrot, only to be found doing exactly that. Another email told a story about a housekeeper who quit to open her own business, teaching the lesson that financial smarts aren’t always taught in college. Keith shared a voicemail about a blonde at a casino who stripped down to roll the dice, and a story about a construction worker who accidentally ended up naked in a doctor’s office while claiming to have shingles.
The final word from our AI companion
The meeting was a casual podcast recording session where Terry, Keith, and Jill shared jokes and humorous anecdotes. The participants took turns telling jokes covering various topics like food, animals, technology, and everyday situations. At the end of the recording, Keith provided closing remarks, encouraging listeners to share the show with friends and visit their website at thatsoundsfunny.com for more content and to leave feedback.
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Quick recap
This was episode 278 of “That Sounds Funny,” a podcast hosted by Keith with guests Jill and Terry. The episode featured news stories including a German YouTuber breaking a world record for solving a Rubik’s Cube in freefall, a Southwest Airlines flight delay caused by a robot with a large lithium battery, and a zoo prank involving a painted donkey. The hosts discussed entertainment topics including movies like “The Housemaid” and shared Star Wars-themed humor for May the 4th. Jill presented an All in the Family trivia segment and Terry shared a top 10 list of funny Star Wars things. The episode concluded with a technology tip about iPhone gesture controls and joke segments before ending with show information and contact details.
Summary
The hosts shared personal stories including family visits with grandchildren, lottery news about multiple winners, and movie recommendations including “The Housemaid” and discussions about the Harry Potter book series. The conversation also covered experiences with audiobooks and full-cast narrations, with particular focus on the upcoming release of the final Harry Potter book in full-cast edition on Audible.
News of the Week
Terry discussed a German YouTuber who set a world record for solving a Rubik’s Cube while skydiving, completing it in 23.333 seconds. Jill shared stories about a Southwest Airlines flight delayed due to a robot passenger and a robot beating human players at table tennis. Keith contributed a story about a painted donkey mistaken for an escaped zebra at a zoo in Armenia. Jill concluded by sharing a story about a California cat named Mama who successfully fought off a coyote, allowing her to escape to a tree.
Keith discussed a story about people practicing “nature bathing” in Raleigh, North Carolina as a way to escape stress, while Terry shared a story about animal control officers in California who performed CPR on three trapped baby turkeys, successfully reviving one of them.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill hosted a trivia session about the TV show All in the Family, testing the group’s knowledge of characters, actors, and plot details from the series. The participants, including Keith and Terry, answered questions about the show’s premise, cast members, and notable episodes, with some requiring guesswork due to limited personal familiarity with the series. The discussion revealed that while the show had significant cultural impact, many of the participants had not watched it regularly and relied on memories of spin-offs like The Jeffersons and Maude to recall some details.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a Star Wars-themed top 10 list, including humorous items like Galaxy Karaoke Night and Wookiee Hair Care Products.
Anchor Topic
Keith and Jill discussed technology tips, focusing on iPhone navigation techniques, including using the Z-pattern gesture and the undo command as alternatives to the back button when Voiceover is enabled. The conversation concluded with a brief mention of an upcoming email segment.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith read an email about famous mothers through the ages. He also followed it by one related to a trip to the state fair. Turning to voicemails, Keith presented several voicemails, including a creative singles ad for a dog and a story about a firefighter saving a family’s mementos during a fire.
The final word from our AI companion
The group also shared jokes and humorous one-liners, ending with a reminder about their website and how listeners can engage with their content.
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Quick recap
This podcast recording captured a casual conversation among Keith, Terry, and Jill discussing various personal and news topics. The participants shared updates about their recent convention experiences. They reviewed several news stories including a Marvel Comics superfan with 63 tattoos, a 69-year-old unicycle rider, and a bizarre story about a septic truck driver dumping waste in a neighbor’s driveway. The conversation also included a Lucille Ball trivia quiz where they tested their knowledge of her career and personal details.
Summary
Keith, Terry and Jill get started with their what’s new” segment and family stories. The recording began with introductions and a brief mention of watching American Idol and having grandchildren visit over the weekend.
The group discussed a recent Michael Jackson biopic, with Keith noting its strong opening weekend and Terry raising questions about the casting of a relative to play the lead role. Keith shared an incident involving a persistent house guest who had been asked to leave but continued to bother Robin by requesting food and access to the home. The group discussed strategies for handling such situations, including blocking phone numbers and establishing clear boundaries.
Jill discussed a young girl’s weekend behavior and her aspirations to become a princess.
News of the Week
Terry then shared news about a Marvel Comics superfan from Britain, Tom Radford, who has 63 Marvel tattoos covering his body.
Jill shared a story about a 69-year-old unicycle-riding grandmother who holds a world record. Keith shared about a septic truck driver in Indiana who allegedly dumped waste in a neighbor’s driveway. Jill told about a proposed Ohio state cryptid called the “Frogman” which was revealed to be a hoax involving an iguana without a tail. Terry shared a story about a nature festival in England that had to clarify it was not for nudists, and Keith told a story about a South African politician who snorkeled in a pothole to highlight infrastructure issues. The conversation ended without any specific decisions or action items being discussed.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
Jill presented a trivia quiz about Lucille Ball, where participants answered questions about her life and career.
Terry’s Top 10 List
After the quiz, Terry shared a top 10 list of things to do during tornado warnings, followed by a humorous list of things not to do in a tornado.
Anchor Topic
The part of the show where we talk about blindness related issues. The group then discussed the recent Illinois Council of the Blind Convention, which was held partly live and partly on Zoom. Keith shared his experience attending the virtual portion, noting both positive aspects of the streamlined webinar format and some challenges with the hand-raising and unmute features in the Zoom app.
Terry shared his experience attending the ICB convention in person, noting both benefits like networking and good coffee, as well as challenges including costly accommodations and food issues, including finding plastic in his breakfast. He reported being elected as a delegate to the St. Louis National Convention and discussed potential accessibility considerations for future conventions. The group also briefly discussed transportation options for the upcoming national convention in St. Louis, including the possibility of using self-driving cars.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith presented humorous stories from listeners. The first email was about a groom about to be married who received a test from the family. Another was One about a dog named Tank saving a kitten. Voicemails included a typical Irish baby. , and another about a businessman helping an elderly woman with a snow globe at an airport. They also shared various jokes and puns throughout the session.
The conversation ended with Keith encouraging listeners to tell others about the show and visit their website for more content.
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Quick recap
This podcast episode featured Keith, Terry, and Jill discussing various topics including personal stories, and news items. The hosts discussed cooking techniques and kitchen safety, and explored adaptive living devices. They covered several unusual news stories including an ice chunk falling from a plane, a prom ride in an Oscar Mayer Wienermobile, and a car manufacturer’s patent for a voice-activated toilet. The episode included a segment of “weird words” presented by Jill, followed by Terry’s top 10 list of humorous hypothetical situations. The final segment focused on living skills for blind individuals, including discussions about adaptive footwear and kitchen safety devices. The hosts also read listener emails and voicemails, including stories about a kind homeless man who returned a lost purse and a humorous tale about a wife’s creative way of breaking news to her husband.
Summary
The hosts discussed various personal topics including Terry’s new blue support hose, Jill’s cooking experiences, and Keith’s lawn care situation. Terry shared his experience with a new digital player.
News of the Week
Terry shared a story about a chunk of ice falling from an airplane and crashing through a house in Los Angeles. Jill presented a heartwarming story about high school students in Kansas using an Oscar Mayer Wienermobile as their prom transportation. Keith shared an update on a legal case involving a man named Cavallero who had been fighting to get his 30-year-old alligator Albert returned after it was confiscated, but ultimately decided to end the legal battle. The team also discussed stories about elderly pets, including a 15-year-old chicken named Gertie in Maine and a 15-year-old lionhead rabbit named Herbie in the UK. Keith outlined May holiday topics including National Mediterranean Diet Month, National Blood Pressure Month, and National Pet Month. The holidays also included, Military Child Month and National Humor Month.
Terry shared two unusual stories: rare bioluminescent fire worms being spotted in California’s Long Beach water, and a Japanese car manufacturer’s patented voice-activated toilet for vehicles. The discussion concluded with Terry mentioning a 1954 Rolls Royce limousine that had a gold-plated toilet, which the new owner converted into a champagne holder.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill explained the meanings and origins of various words including “quiz,” “mud lark,” “pinniped,” “sub fuss,” “Roomba,” “flitch,” “kvel,” and “panoply.” The group discussed different interpretations and etymologies of these words, with Keith and Terry contributing guesses and commentary throughout the session.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry then presented a humorous top 10 list of imaginary scenarios that could happen, including a squirrel becoming mayor and a bathroom mirror broadcasting a talk show.
Anchor Topic
This is the segment we talk about blindness related issues. The group discussed kitchen safety and adaptive living skills. Keith and Terry shared experiences with kitchen safety devices, including blind-friendly ice cube trays and sock butlers. They also discussed challenges with footwear, particularly Terry’s difficulty keeping slippers on his feet, and Keith’s experience with Crocs.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith read an email from a listener a story about a homeless man named Michael who returned Alost purse and left a $1 bill inside, highlighting the importance of treating everyone with respect. He also read an email regarding telling the truth while riding in a taxi. We also had some voicemails. One from a creative woman who told her husband about a wrecked car. The other one was about a failed lady’s night out.
The final word from our AI companion
The group also shared jokes and puns, ending with a reminder about their show’s availability online and an invitation for listeners to provide feedback.
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Quick recap
This podcast episode of “Three Blind Siblings” focused on various news stories and segments shared by Keith, Terry, and Jill. The hosts discussed recent events including an Oregon waterfall being sold on Redfin, an elephant escape at an Albuquerque zoo, and a baby born mid-flight on a Jamaican Airlines plane. Terry shared his “Top 10 Things You Cannot Order Off Amazon” list, which included items like hugs from Jeff Bezos and instant six-pack abs. The group also discussed communication methods for blind individuals, including the use of braille, digital recorders, and various assistive technologies. The episode concluded with Keith reading an email from listener Molly Parker describing her experience with a tech support scammer who claimed to be from Microsoft.
Summary
The group discussed recent home security improvements, including new smart locks and a security camera installed at Keith’s house. Jill shared a public safety warning about potential tick-check scams, advising listeners not to let strangers into their homes for this purpose.
Keith explained various ways to access and control a new smart lock system, including using a key fob, thumbprint, passcode, app, and potential integration with Amazon devices. He discussed the system’s security features, such as one-time codes for guests and the ability to manage access for family members.
Terry began with sharing stories about recent mishaps involving coffee creamer and hot tea.
News of the Week
Terry shared about a mannequin setup with alcohol that was reported to police as a homeless person, which turned out to be an April Fools prank. Jill then shared about a woman who gave birth on a Jamaican Airlines flight landing at JFK Airport.
Keith shared a story about Abaca Falls, an iconic Oregon waterfall that was put up for sale on Redfin but was later purchased by the state of Oregon for $2.1 million, ensuring it remains accessible to the public. Terry then discussed an incident at an Albuquerque zoo where an Asian elephant named Alice escaped her enclosure and walked onto a public walkway, leading to a 30-minute delay in the zoo’s opening. Jill concluded by sharing a story about seven baby foxes that fell into a window well in Virginia, which were rescued by the Humane Society with their mother watching nearby.
Keith shared some slang words of the week, which included terms like “girl dinner” and “choogy.” Terry shared an animal story about a Brazilian rainbow boa snake named Ronaldo that reproduced asexually and gave birth to 12 babies.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
Jill hosted a Brady Bunch trivia quiz, where participants answered questions about characters, storylines, and details from the classic TV show.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry presented a top 10 list of things that cannot be ordered from Amazon, including items like hugs from Jeff Bezos, Wi-Fi passwords, time travel, and instant six-pack abs. The discussion included some humor about Amazon’s capabilities and limitations, with Keith and Jill making additional comments throughout the presentation.
Anchor Topic
The group discussed various communication methods for people who are blind or have low vision. Keith shared his experiences using digital recorders, phone dictation, and braille, while Jill and Terry discussed their own techniques. They also talked about the challenges and limitations of braille as a communication method.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith read in email from Molly Parker describing an encounter with a tech support scammer, which the group found amusing.
Keith presented two voicemail readings, starting with a humorous piece about a cow named Gerald from the UK, which he noted was slightly over the 3-minute time limit. He then played a second voicemail from a Kansas state trooper describing an unusual traffic stop involving a driver shaving her leg while driving.
The final word from our AI companion
The meeting was a casual session where participants shared jokes and humorous anecdotes. Keith, Terry, and Jill took turns telling jokes, ranging from puns to one-liners, with topics spanning various subjects including animals, technology, and everyday situations. The session concluded with information about the podcast, including how to listen to past episodes and contact the hosts.
Show notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
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Quick recap
This was episode 274 of “That Sounds Funny,” a podcast hosted by Keith, Terry, and Jill, where they discussed various news stories and personal updates. The episode began with the hosts sharing personal news including Terry’s recent visit to the VA hospital and Jill’s experience teaching loom knitting at a local coffee shop. The trio then engaged in a detailed trivia quiz about the movie “Old Yeller” before Terry presented a top 10 list of April Fool’s Day pranks featuring fictional products like “Coke Sauce” and “Dude Wipes Butt Mask.” The episode concluded with an anchor topic about orientation and mobility, covering navigation techniques and the use of GPS systems for blind individuals, with the hosts inviting listeners to submit questions about blindness-related topics.
Summary
Terry discussed his recent visit to the VA hospital for therapy and upcoming changes to his compression garments. The group briefly discussed current events including the rescue of downed pilots and the lunar mission, before transitioning to personal updates including Jill’s experience teaching loom knitting.
Jill shared her recent visit to the Post Common in Alton, a repurposed post office now serving as a coffee shop and social space, where she learned about an upcoming crafting event. She also discussed attending Easter services with her family, including her daughter and grandchildren, and mentioned a humorous observation about a church member’s appearance.
News of the Week
Terry shared wildlife experts’ warnings about the dangers of discarded vape cartridges, noting that squirrels have been observed interacting with them. Jill then discussed an incident where an American Airlines flight was delayed due to a swarm of bees in the engine, which were safely removed and relocated. Keith concluded by sharing that Philadelphia International Airport set a Guinness World Record for the longest line of Philly cheesesteak sandwiches, which were made to celebrate Philly Cheesesteak Day.
Terry shared a story about a rattlesnake entering a couple’s bedroom in Texas, which was safely removed by a snake wrangler. Jill then talked about a 44-year-old dove named Sugar from Missouri, which holds a Guinness record for the oldest living dove in captivity. Keith mentioned the theft of 12 tons of Kit Kat chocolate bars from a truck in Europe. The conversation concluded with Terry sharing a story about a green meteor seen in Oregon, which some speculated might have been debris from the Artemis rocket’s toilet problem.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
The group engaged in a trivia quiz about the movie “Old Yeller,” discussing various aspects of the film including characters, plot points, and actors. They identified answers through discussion and research, with Chuck Connors being confirmed as the actor who played Vern Sanderson.
Terry’s Top 10 List
The group discussed various fictional or hypothetical product collaborations, including Cane Sauce Coca-Cola, Dude Wipes Butt Mask, and Puff’s pastry sheet masks. They also talked about a UGG umbrella clip, a chocolate phone case, a Mash Gang Office Keg for non-alcoholic beer, and a potential collaboration between Top Ramen and Butterfingers. The discussion was informal and focused on finding humor in these creative product ideas, with participants sharing their thoughts and questions about each concept.
Anchor Topic
The group then discussed the upcoming anchor topic about orientation and mobility, with Keith explaining the concepts of mental mapping and physical movement. Keith provided insights on using tools like GPS, guide dogs, and canes for navigation, while Jill’s and Terry’s comment highlighted practical challenges with GPS routing and one-way streets. The discussion concluded with Keith inviting listeners to submit questions about blindness-related topics for future podcast episodes.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared several listener emails featuring humorous stories. The first email described a scenario where an 18-year-old girl informed her parents about a pregnancy, leading to a visit from the potential father who offered financial support based on the gender and outcome of the pregnancy. The second email told a story about a fast-food worker whose morning was delayed by a police officer blocking the driveway, only to encounter the same officer as a customer later that day, resulting in a public dressing down by the police captain.
Keith shared a voicemail about a creative revenge story where a woman, after being dumped by her husband of 37 years, filled the curtain rods in their home with shrimp shells and caviar before leaving, causing a persistent smell that eventually forced the new owners to sell at a significantly reduced price.
Keith shared another voicemail about a ski trip story about John and Keith staying in a barn with a widow, which ended with John inheriting her estate.
The final word from our AI companion
The group then shared various dad jokes and humorous one-liners. At the end, Keith announced that listeners could find more shows on their website www.thatsoundsfunny.com, where they could also subscribe, leave comments, and donate to support the show.
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Jill’s trivia quiz
Jill presented the questions while Keith and Terry played a quiz about the TV show Gomer Pyle, USMC, answering questions about characters, actors, and episodes. The quiz covered topics like Sergeant Carter’s girlfriend, Gomer’s friend Duke, and catchphrases from the show.
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This podcast episode featured Keith, Jill, and Terry discussing various news stories and topics. They covered unusual Guinness World Records, including a man breaking records for balloon nose-mouth transfers and another for pulling vehicles with his nipples. Keith shared a detailed story about a professional cornhole player who is a Quadri amputee and shot a passenger during an argument. The trio also discussed a kangaroo escape in Wisconsin and parrot eggs seized in Denmark. Terry presented a top 10 list of funny things to do with duct tape, while the group reflected on how blindness affects personal identity and social relationships. The episode concluded with email readings and final thoughts, including jokes and humorous observations shared by listeners.
Summary
Terry shared a story about his wife’s ice cream stand and a customer’s lactose-intolerant dog, leading to a humorous discussion about alternative treats. Jill’s mentioned switching to a new Alexa device, which worked better than her previous one, and shared a lighthearted interaction with her granddaughter about the device’s ability to play fart sounds. Keith shared details about a protest rally where someone dressed as a giant penis, which led to a discussion about the “No Kings” movement and its connection to opposition to Donald Trump.
News of the Week
Terry and Jill then shared stories about Guinness World Records, including an Austrian man who broke a record for snorting balloons through his nose and a Finnish man who pulled a 2,184-pound vehicle using his body piercings.
Keith shared details about a news story involving Dayton Weber, a professional cornhole player who, despite having no hands or feet due to a childhood staph infection, allegedly shot and killed a passenger during an argument in Maryland. Keith explained how Weber was able to play cornhole and drive using prosthetics, noting that he prefers not to use them when playing cornhole to better feel the beanbag. The group discussed how Weber might have operated a firearm using a bump stock, though questions remained about the specific mechanics of how he could shoot and drive simultaneously.
Terry shared a story about a Pakistani man who broke a Guinness record by performing 66 thumb push-ups with one leg raised. Jill then told a story about a kangaroo named Chesney that escaped from a petting zoo in Wisconsin and was still on the loose. Keith concluded by sharing a story about Danish authorities seizing 261 parrot eggs from a traveler’s luggage, with one egg already hatched. The conversation ended with Terry mentioning an ice cream stand promotion offering Easter eggs with candy or free items.
The group discussed a story that Terry shared about the man who broke a record by dining at 28 Michelin-starred restaurants in 24 hours in New York, spending around $976.97 on food and tips.
Jill’s trivia quiz
Jill presented the questions while Keith and Terry played a quiz about the TV show Gomer Pyle, USMC, answering questions about characters, actors, and episodes. The quiz covered topics like Sergeant Carter’s girlfriend, Gomer’s friend Duke, and catchphrases from the show.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry presented a top 10 list of creative uses for duct tape, including making wallets, neckties, phone cases, and temporary footwear. The list also featured more unusual ideas like creating pet costumes, temporary flip-flops, and using duct tape to mark personal space. Keith and Jill contributed comments throughout the discussion, with Keith sharing personal experiences about similar projects and Jill raising practical concerns about some of the ideas.
Anchor Topic
The group discussed how blindness affects personal identity and social relationships. Keith shared his experience of losing friends after becoming blind and having to reinvent himself professionally. Jill described how some people at her church still don’t recognize her despite attending for years, while others have adapted well. The conversation concluded with Terry and Keith discussing various outdoor activities they’ve tried since becoming blind, including scuba diving, horseback riding, and kayaking.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared three humorous emails about encounters with a homeless man, evolutionary origins, and a motorcycle purchase.
Keith shared two audio segments (that means voicemail) during the meeting. The first was a detailed explanation of what would happen if the entire human population were magically transported to Rhode Island simultaneously, concluding that while the Earth would not be significantly affected, the scenario would create massive logistical challenges. The second segment was a shorter story about a thoughtful food delivery person who went above and beyond to ensure a customer’s elderly mother had proper lighting. Keith noted that future segments should be kept shorter to avoid putting Terry to sleep.
The final word from our AI companion
The meeting was a casual podcast recording session where Keith, Terry, and Jill shared jokes and humorous anecdotes. The participants took turns telling various types of jokes, including word plays, one-liners, and puns, with some personal anecdotes mixed in. At the end of the recording, Keith provided closing remarks, encouraging listeners to share the podcast with others and visit the website for more content.
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Quick recap
Featuring Keith, Terry, and Jill discussing various news stories and personal updates. The group shared several news stories including a cat that swallowed 26 hair ties, a gravedigger who worked for 73 years and 75 days, and plans for a Donald Trump commemorative gold coin. Keith discussed his upcoming role as officiant at a Harry Potter-themed wedding in August. Jill presented a list of unusual words including “nictate,” “jejune,” “cavil,” and “transmogrify.” Terry shared a top 10 list of popular uses for ChatGPT, followed by Keith’s discussion about the Visual Impairment Services Team and the importance of knowing when to stop driving due to vision loss. The episode concluded with the hosts sharing Easter-themed jokes before mentioning the recent death of Chuck Norris at age 86.
Summary
the conversation featured personal updates, with Jill sharing about a meal accident at church and Keith recounting a problematic dining experience at a Chinese restaurant where his plate slid around on the table.
Keith announced he will officiate at Nate’s Harry Potter-themed wedding in August and discussed growing a beard for the Dumbledore role, though he may opt for a fake beard instead.
News of the Week
The group shared casual stories, including one about a cat named Midnight that had 26 hair ties removed during surgery, a 92-year-old gravedigger who worked for 73 years and 75 days in Galveston, Indiana, and a proposed commemorative gold coin featuring Donald Trump’s image to mark America’s 250th anniversary. Keith shared details about the planned coin, including its potential size (possibly 3 inches in diameter) and value (estimated at around $4,000), while Terry and Jill discussed the practical implications and historical context of such a coin.
Terry shared information about a record-breaking shamrock formation involving 1,050 people in Dublin, Ohio. Jill told a story about a TV reporter in California who was unexpectedly joined by a bear during a live broadcast. Keith then described a reindeer racing event in Finland that has been held since the 1950s, attracting hundreds of spectators despite freezing temperatures. Finally, Terry concluded with a story about animal rescuers in Guernsey attempting to help a porpoise that repeatedly swam toward shore, though the cause of its behavior remained unclear.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill led a session on unusual words, defining and discussing terms such as nictate (to blink), jejune (uninteresting), cavil (to raise trivial objections), transmogrify (to transform in a magical manner), sheep shank (a knot), northeaster (a storm), loggia (a three-walled room), hew (to cut), destitute (to discontinue), and nodus (a problem or difficulty). Keith and Terry participated by offering guesses and explanations for the meanings of the words, with some humor and lighthearted banter throughout the session.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry presented a top 10 list of popular ChatGPT usage, including writing assistance, idea generation, learning aids, programming help, text summarization, language practice, information gathering, productivity support, creative inspiration, and entertainment. The group discussed various AI capabilities.
Anchor Topic
The segment where we talk about blindness related issues. Keith shared his experience with driving and vision challenges, describing a close call that led him to decide to stop driving. He discussed the importance of using a cane not only for support but also to signal to others that he has limited vision, though he noted that some people still don’t understand this. Keith also mentioned attending a crowded event in Springfield without his cane, which made navigation more difficult. The conversation then shifted to discussing cane options, including the benefits of a white cane with reflective tape, though Keith’s current cane is silver.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith read email while, Jill, and Terry discussed content including a story about a senior citizen helping another customer at a McDonald’s drive-thru. We also had to voicemails. The first one about two troublemaking senior citizens and a touching story about adopting a neglected dog.
The final word from our AI companion
The session concluded with the hosts sharing various jokes and humor, including chicken and Easter-themed jokes, before ending the show.
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Quick recap
This was episode 271 of Season 6 of the podcast That Sounds Funny: “Three Blind Siblings Tell It the Way, we See It,” hosted by Keith, Jill and Terry. The episode featured news stories including a bowling alley fire in Litchfield, a goldfish-driven car built by an engineer from the Netherlands, and various animal rescue stories including a badger in a school closet and a red fox stowaway on a cargo ship. The hosts played a Sanford & Son trivia game and Terry presented a top 10 list of funny things about leprechauns. The anchor topic was manual skills, with Keith sharing details about copper plating techniques, and the show concluded with bird-themed jokes and puns.
Summary
Terry shared his experience at a bowling alley birthday party for his 4-year-old grandson, where his stepdaughter Erin, who is autistic, bowled for the first time and achieved a score of over 500. Jill mentioned her daughter in Wichita, Kansas, had rescued a malnourished chicken. Keith shared news about a Litchfield bowling alley fire, though the cause remained unclear.
News of the Week
As a bonus, Terry reports on an overturned semi-truck that spilled pancake syrup. He then shared a story about an engineer from the Netherlands who built a car for his pet goldfish to drive, achieving a world record distance of 40 feet in one minute. Jill shared a story about a Flamin’ Hot Cheeto shaped like the Pokémon Charizard that sold for $87,800 at auction.
Keith shared a story about a 26-year-old man in Los Angeles who has spent a decade playing Pokémon Go daily and has accumulated a collection of Pokémon cards worth $70,000. Terry then shared a story about animal control in California being called to a high school to remove a badger found hiding in a storage closet.
Jill shared about a Shih Tzu dog that got stuck on elevated train tracks in Philadelphia and was rescued using a cherry picker, with authorities still looking for the dog’s owners. Keith then described a red fox that stowed away on a cargo ship from the UK to the US, ending up at the Bronx Zoo. Terry concluded by sharing about Merlin, a potbellied pig in California with 1.1 million Instagram followers, who has been trained to use buttons to communicate his needs.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
Jill shared trivia questions about the TV show Sanford and Son, including details about characters, actors, and specific episodes. They worked through various questions about the show’s timeline, characters like Fred Sanford, Lamont, and Aunt Esther, and specific plot details such as the neighbor’s unusual pet goat and Fred’s hospital scene. The participants took turns answering questions and sharing their memories of the show, with some questions requiring guesses due to the obscure nature of the information being sought.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry presented a humorous top 10 list about leprechauns, covering topics like their struggles with online shopping, lactose intolerance, and rainbow timing.
Anchor Topic
This is the feature we talk about blindness related issues. Keith begins by saying that a new tactile $10 bill will be released later in the year. The group discussed the process of creating copper plate rubbings, where a wooden dowel is used to transfer the texture of an object onto a thin copper sheet. Keith explained how the process involves starting with a large dowel and gradually working down to a pencil tip size for detailed impressions. The discussion included details about mounting the finished copper plate on wood and applying an antiquing finish, as well as considerations about the durability of the copper rubbing when traveling.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith reviewed an email from a priest who shared a story about a drunk person asking about arthritis. He also shared another about farmers trying to mate pigs. Keith also played voicemails containing funny family anecdotes, including a story from a Sunday school teacher about getting into heaven and another about a child using a “sick box” at church. The segment concluded with information about how listeners can submit their own funny family stories to the show.
The final word from our AI companion.
The meeting was a casual conversation focused on sharing jokes, primarily bird-themed puns. Participants, including Keith and Jill, took turns telling jokes and sharing humorous stories. Terry joined later but did not contribute significantly due to technical issues. The conversation ended with a reminder about the show’s webpage and how listeners can engage with the content.
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Quick recap
The podcast episode featured discussions on various topics, including new slang words, unusual news stories, and a trivia quiz about Elvis Presley’s movies. Keith shared updates on food experiences and explored the potential of using AI to convert audio podcasts into video content, though concerns about accessibility were raised. Terry contributed stories about animals and shared a list of humorous Pi Day activities. Jill hosted an Elvis trivia segment and shared an email story about kindness. The episode concluded with a segment of humorous jokes and a reminder for listeners to visit the podcast’s website and leave feedback.
Summary
The hosts discussed their current TV show binges, with Jill sharing details about the Yellowstone spin-off series “Marshals” and Terry mentioning his interest in the Andy Griffith Show. Keith shared his recent experience trying McDonald’s new McArch sandwich and Hardee’s Frisco burger, describing them as large and messy but delicious options.
News of the Week
The group discussed two unusual animal stories. Jill shared a story about a raccoon in Cincinnati that had been breaking into a woman’s house since March, while Keith shared a story about a three-flippered sea turtle in Florida that survived a shark attack and was released with a satellite tracker attached to its back. The discussion included references to previous media they had watched about similar stories, including a movie about a man living in a toy store and an old Twilight Zone episode about a man living in a department store.
The group discussed several unusual stories, including a squirrel causing a network outage in Ohio by damaging cables, and a 24-year-old Indian man creating the world’s smallest working Space Invaders arcade game, which measures just 0.98 inches tall. They also talked about a Malaysian man named Masindi who holds a record for having 42 teeth, which is 10 more than the average person, with no discomfort or issues caused by his extra teeth. The conversation concluded with a brief mention of a raccoon story previously shared by Jill.
Keith shared several slang terms, including “Gen Z Stare,” “cottagecore,” and “vague post,” explaining their meanings and origins. Terry shared a story about unclaimed baggage in the United States, highlighting unusual items found, such as a robot, a bionic knee joint, and various valuable and odd items. The group discussed the frog purse, with Keith sharing a personal anecdote about encountering one.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
Jill treated us with a trivia game about Elvis Presley’s movie songs, which participants found challenging.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a list of humorous activities for Pi Day.
Anchor Topic
The subject was in the category of computers. Keith discussed the potential of using AI to convert their audio podcast into a video format, though concerns about accessibility were raised.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared an assortment of emails and voicemails. The emails were related to marriage and committing crimes. The voicemails were heartwarming stories. One about an African cow, and the other one about paying it forward.
The final word from our AI companion
The group also shared jokes and humorous anecdotes, and the conversation ended with a reminder for listeners to visit the website and subscribe to the podcast.
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Quick recap
This was episode 269 of “That Sounds Funny,” a podcast hosted by Keith, Jill, and Terry, featuring their weekly discussion of news, humor, and blindness-related topics. The hosts shared various funny stories including a human climbing Dubai’s tallest building, a 94-year-old pool player heading to a tournament in Las Vegas, and a cormorant bird seeking help at a hospital with a fishhook in its beak. They discussed recent news items including New York Governor Kathy Hochul helping a grandfather keep his “PEE BEFORE WE GO” license plate, and shared slang terms of the week including “glazing,” “body tea,” and “California sober.” The episode concluded with an Andy Griffith Show trivia quiz and a top 10 list from Terry about funny aspects of daylight-saving time, followed by the hosts sharing jokes and closing remarks about the show’s website and how to contact them.
Summary
The podcast episode opens with a feature a discussion among Keith, Jill, and Terry about recent events and experiences. Terry shares details about a thrilling documentary he watched, involving a man who climbed the tallest building in Dubai while being filmed. Jill talks about watching a documentary featuring Eric Dane’s last words. The group also discusses the death of Robert Carradine and a humorous incident involving Robin, who visited Terry’s house to buy an old iPhone and encountered clutter and barking doorbells. Keith mentions using Meta glasses to explore Terry’s house and notes that Robin had to navigate through a furry mouse to find the computer mouse.
News of the Week
Keith, Terry, and Jill shared various news stories, including a New York grandfather’s battle over his personalized license plate, which was resolved when Governor Kathy Hochul intervened. Jill highlighted a 98-year-old pool player from New England who is set to compete in a tournament in Las Vegas, with the local community raising funds for her first-class flight. Keith shared a story about an injured cormorant in Berlin, Germany, that pecked at a hospital door to seek help for a triple fish hook stuck in its beak.
The unusual animal encounters continue, including a cormorant with a fishhook in its beak that was treated at a hospital in Bremen, and a man in Ontario who was chased by aggressive turkeys before being rescued by a stranger. The conversation concluded with Keith sharing slang terms, including “glaze” (to excessively praise someone sarcastically), “body tea” (referring to a physically attractive body appearance), “California sober” (abstaining from alcohol but no other drugs), and “mewing” (a jaw-exercise trend among young people that involves pressing the tongue against the roof of the mouth).
After a technical difficulty Terry shared a humorous story about a beaver that disregarded public safety by evading police officers.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
The group then moved on to an Andy Griffith quiz hosted by Jill, where they discussed various characters from the show and their respective actors. The quiz covered roles such as Andy Taylor, Barney Fife, Aunt B, Opie Taylor, and Helen Crum, with the participants attempting to identify the correct actors for each character.
They confirmed that George Lindsey played Goober Pyle, Jim Nabors played Gomer Pyle, and Dick Elliott played the overweight mayor. Keith mentioned that originally, George Lindsey was considered for the role of Gomer Pyle, which went to Jim Nabors instead. The group also discussed some of the show’s minor characters and their actors.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a humorous top 10 list about daylight saving time, highlighting absurdities like losing an hour of sleep, appliance clock discrepancies, and pets not adjusting to the time change. Keith and Terry discussed the arbitrary nature of daylight-saving time changes, noting that the timing has shifted from around Halloween to after, causing confusion for those with specific work schedules. Terry shared a personal anecdote about being pulled over for driving during dark hours due to a misaligned work schedule, emphasizing the challenges daylight saving time can create for shift workers.
Anchor Topic
The group discussed various activities and social opportunities for blind individuals, including golf, bowling, and church participation. They explored how technology and accessible formats like Braille can help blind people stay engaged in social activities and religious services. The conversation highlighted the importance of accessible information and support systems for blind individuals to maintain social connections and participate in community activities.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith and Jill discussed a humorous email about a little girl who wants a baby sister. They follow it with an email About a man who discovered his son was engaged to his half-sister, leading to a series of unfortunate romantic entanglements. Keith shares a voicemail about someone from the South who paid close attention in church, and we discussed how it was written (poorly) in dialect. They also explored the challenges of reading dialects in literature, noting that written dialects can sometimes be difficult to understand when read aloud.
final word and observations from our AI companion
Comedic Chat and Show Wrap-Up
The meeting primarily revolved around a casual and humorous exchange of jokes and anecdotes among Keith, Jill, and Terry. Keith served as the host, closing out the show by encouraging listeners to visit their website, subscribe to the show, and engage via email or voicemail. The session ended with Keith signing off and expressing gratitude to the audience for their support.
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Quick recap
The podcast episode featured discussions on various news stories, including a 12-year-old achieving nuclear fusion in Dallas, an Iranian student’s science project, and a 90-year-old teacher in Michigan being recognized for her longevity in teaching. The hosts shared updates on personal matters, such as Terry’s colonoscopy concerns and Jill’s physical therapy progress. They also discussed slang terms used by younger generations and shared a list of “weird words” provided by Jill. The episode concluded with a segment on living skills, focusing on accessibility and adaptive methods for people who are blind or visually impaired. The hosts shared humorous anecdotes and jokes throughout the episode, maintaining a light-hearted tone.
Summary
The podcast team discussed technical issues with their RSS feed, which has now been restored to its normal functioning. Terry shared that he had started listening to Ainsley Earhart’s podcast “The Life of Jesus,” which tells the story of Jesus through over 100 characters in a narrative format. The team also briefly discussed Terry’s upcoming colonoscopy and Jill’s physical therapy progress for her leg, which is showing improvement with the use of a reduction kit. (Hey! Our AI companion knows the word for that device, even if Terry does not.)
News of the Week
Terry shared a Guinness World Records story: a 12-year-old Iranian student achieved nuclear fusion in Dallas, Texas. Jill had a story about a 90-year-old Michigan teacher named Beverly Hammond who was recognized for her 67 years of teaching, having taught notable alumni like Courtney B. Vance and Robin Williams. The discussion included light banter about teaching until death and references to skeletons.
We continue sharing unique stories and facts, including a Spanish tradition involving horses leaping through flames, a Czechoslovakian wolfhound that crossed the finish line in a women’s cross-country ski event, and a 71-year-old manatee, the oldest on record, in Florida.
Keith and Terry discussed various slang terms, including “big back” and “brick,” while Jill listened. Keith mentioned receiving slang words weekly and planned to share them with Jill for their podcast. Terry shared a news story about a man suing Buffalo Wild Wings for using the term “boneless wings,” which the judge dismissed. The group briefly discussed the origins of chicken fingers and the term “boneless wings.”
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill is back with her word game where they discussed unusual and often obscure words, including their meanings and potential connections to everyday life. Keith, Jill, and Terry shared humorous interpretations and personal anecdotes related to the words, such as “sanative,” “Galination,” and “burger.” They also discussed the word “rupestrian,” which refers to art drawn on rock or cave walls, and “burl,” which in Scottish means to drink with friends. The session concluded with a mention of “temerity,” defined as a reckless act, and a challenge for all our listeners to use the discussed words in a reckless manner through the week.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry presented a humorous top 15 list of reasons to allow drinking at work, which Keith and Jill discussed, noting that while some points were amusing, allowing alcohol in the workplace could lead to safety issues.
Anchor Topic
The conversation then shifted to the anchor topic for the week, which was living skills, with Jill potentially having insights to share on household tasks and lifestyle.
We had a discussion about adapting kitchen appliances for people who are blind. They shared personal experiences with marking appliances and keyboards to make them more accessible. Keith described using Velcro dots, gum, and custom label systems to identify buttons and controls. They also discussed creating simple coding systems to remember which marks correspond to specific functions.
They shared personal experiences with using rubber bands and spice bottles to improve grip and organization.
Email and Final Thoughts
The conversation then shifted to a listener’s story about a humorous potty-training incident at Taco Bell involving their 3-year-old son, Matt.
He also read an email about a cousin borrowing money for an unethical reason, which he decided to help with. Keith then played a voicemail message, which Jill found interesting.
The final word from our AI companion
The group engaged in a casual and humorous discussion, sharing jokes and anecdotes. Keith shared a personal story about a failed attempt at surprising his wife with a dinner choice, while Jill and Terry contributed jokes about computers, food, and mythical creatures. The conversation concluded with Keith signing off and encouraging listeners to share the show with others.
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Quick recap
The podcast “That Sounds Funny” for February 17th, 2026, featured Keith, Terry, and Jill discussing various topics including personal anecdotes, current events, and pop culture. Terry shared a humorous story about coffee-related mishaps, while Keith and Jill talked about their recent experiences with family and entertainment. The trio engaged in a quiz about the TV show “The Beverly Hillbillies” and Terry presented a list of humorous events that occurred in February. The podcast concluded with a segment on computers and AI, where Keith shared his experiences with Copilot, and the hosts shared jokes and humorous observations.
Summary
Terry shared a humorous story about spilling coffee and the subsequent chaos it caused. Jill mentioned having her two granddaughters stay overnight, which went smoothly despite the youngest’s attempts to follow everyone around. Terry also shared a fact about “The Andy Griffith Show,” noting that Season 4, Episode 32 marked the first appearance of Gomer Pyle as a USMC recruit.
The group discussed the availability and cost of streaming classic TV shows like Andy Griffith and Hogan’s Heroes, with Terry expressing frustration over expensive episode pricing on Amazon Prime. Keith shared a humorous list of songs containing the word “bird” in their titles or lyrics, which led to a discussion about code words and family expressions.
News of the Week
Terry then shared a news story about the University of Maryland developing “smart underwear” that tracks fart frequency and volume, which led to some lighthearted banter about the device’s practicality.
Terry continued sharing the study on gas production in healthy adults, which found an average of 32 farts per day, with some individuals producing up to 59. They also talked about a woman in England who lost her prosthetic leg at the beach and found it 10 months later. Lastly, they mentioned the return of the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile race at the Indy 500, with six vehicles competing in the “Winnie 500” event.
Unusual News Stories Roundup
Terry continued the news with the story about a Texas man who set a world record by folding 250 paper airplanes in one hour. They also covered a story about a cat in New Zealand that had been stealing towels, shoes, and underwear from a school, and finally mentioned Rhode Island’s decision to stop producing Mr. Potato Head license plates following Hasbro’s relocation out of the state. A lawmaker introduced legislation to stop the practice, citing concerns about tax dollars leaving the state, though the plates have been available since 2002 and generate revenue for the Rhode Island Community Food Bank. The conversation concluded with a story about a California man who lost $6,270 in cash, which was found and returned by a helpful neighbor.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
Jill hosted a Beverly Hillbillies trivia quiz, where she asked Terry and Keith questions about the show’s characters, plot details, and behind-the-scenes facts. Terry and Keith answered most of the questions correctly, revealing details like Granny’s first name (Daisy), the name of the bank (Commerce Bank of Beverly Hills), and the fact that Buddy Ebsen, who played Jed Clampett, was originally cast as the Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz but had to drop out due to an allergic reaction to the makeup.
Terry’s
Terry’s top 10 list included various humorous events from February, including a groundhog predicting spring, heart-shaped pancakes gone wrong, and a cat stealing Valentine’s bouquets. The list of ten funny occurrences also contained, such as a smoke alarm interrupting a candlelit dinner and a penguin escaping its enclosure.
Anchor Topic
Keith discussed the use of computers and AI, including Copilot, for tasks like generating bird song lists and creating images. He emphasized that people with disabilities, such as blindness, can effectively use computers with tools like voiceover, JAWS, or Narrator. The group also discussed the importance of carefully prompting AI to ensure accurate and appropriate results.
Email and Final Thoughts
Following this, they read a listener’s email about a humorous encounter with Satan at a church, which Jill found amusing.
Keith and Terry discussed a humorous email about a Texas state trooper who, while pulling over a magician, ended up juggling flares with the magician. They also talked about the location of Houston and the route of Interstate 10. Keith then played a voicemail message from a listener who shared a joke about a husband and wife visiting a therapist. The conversation concluded with Keith mentioning that listeners can send messages to their voicemail number.
The final word from our AI companion
The meeting was a comedy show featuring jokes and puns from Terry, Keith, and Jill. The hosts encouraged listeners to visit their website www.thatsoundsfunny.com to listen to past episodes, subscribe, and leave ratings and reviews. They also invited listeners to call their voicemail number 217-250-0799. The show concluded with Keith signing off and thanking the audience for listening.
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Quick recap
The podcast episode featured discussions on various light-hearted topics, including current events, family anecdotes, and humorous word puzzles. Keith, Jill, and Terry shared stories about their recent activities, such as watching old TV shows, attending a birthday party, and the ongoing Winter Olympics. They also discussed planning for White Cane Awareness Month in October, considering potential fundraising events and community engagement activities. The hosts shared funny jokes and puns, and encouraged listeners to engage with the show by calling their voicemail or visiting their website.
Summary
Featuring Keith, Jill, and Terry discussing various topics, including their current TV show binges, the Winter Olympics, and a recent family event. Terry shared his enjoyment of watching Hogan’s Heroes and The Andy Griffith Show, while Jill mentioned attending her granddaughter’s birthday party at a hospital pool. The conversation also touched on the Winter Olympics, including an incident involving an American skier who suffered a career-ending injury.
The group discussed a pool party where Jill supervised the cake while Keith’s son encountered Uncle George at Taco Bell. They shared stories about their grandchildren, including one who was hesitant to walk in the pool. Keith mentioned working on web page issues and noted they had listener stats but no recent voicemail messages.
News of the Week
Terry shared a story about an emu in Canada attempting to predict the weather, while Jill shared another story about wild turkeys in Wisconsin becoming a nuisance, causing traffic issues and chasing children.
Keith shared a story about Aaron Elizabeth Sutton, a woman from Louisiana who was found swimming nude in a neighbor’s pond and allegedly attacked police officers while claiming to be a mermaid. Terry then discussed a Museum of Personal Failures in Vancouver that displays rejected items, including a wedding dress, a knife that won’t stay sharp, and various other failed objects.
Jill presented a humorous story about dogs stealing packages in Oklahoma City. Keith then presented a comprehensive list of February month-long holidays, including African American Heritage Month, American Heart Month, and various pet-related observances. Terry shared a story about Brian Fowler, who broke the record for attending the most NFL games in a single season by visiting 56 stadiums in 72 days.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill presented her weird word list that featured various words and their meanings, including “inimical,” “shale,” “hamartia,” and “Marino.”
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a top 10 list of things not to do on Valentine’s Day, including forgetting the date, buying last-minute gifts, and using coupons for breadsticks as a gift.
Anchor Topic
This is the part of the episode where we talk about blindness related issues. Today we feature orientation and mobility. The group discussed plans for a White Cane Awareness event in early October, considering locations like the cone barn and potential activities such as a group walk with beeping crosswalks and fundraising opportunities. They emphasized the importance of early planning to address logistics like permits, police involvement, and safety concerns. The group agreed to bring these ideas to a future meeting for further discussion and planning.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared two humorous emails during the meeting. The first email was about an 83-year-old man who, after calling the police about burglars in his detached garage, claimed he had “shot them all” to expedite their response. The second email was from a man who humorously described how his wife’s response to his marriage demands, such as cleaning and dishwashing, improved over time, with a humorous reference to swelling and urination.
The final word from our AI companion
Keith, Jill, and Terry shared a variety of dad jokes and puns, including jokes about Valentine’s Day, animals, and everyday objects. They laughed together and ended the session with a reminder to listeners to tell friends about the show and visit their webpage for more content. Keith signed off, expressing gratitude to the audience and promising to return next week.
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Quick recap
The meeting began with casual conversation among the hosts about personal updates and experiences, including discussion of an outdoor security camera and recent news stories. The group then covered various unusual news items, ranging from celebrity secrets to animal stories, before transitioning to a religious quiz about the Bible. The conversation ended with discussions about visual impairment services and listener feedback, including a humorous golf-related story and encouragement for listeners to spread the word about the podcast.
Summary
The podcast episode features Keith, Terry, and Jill discussing recent updates and personal anecdotes. Keith mentions his scrambled notes and reflects on Groundhog Day, while Terry shares his experience with new glasses, noting challenges with their fit due to “free matter for the blind” shipping. Jill comments on the weather implications of Groundhog Day and mentions Terry’s completion of a book in the Eve Dallas series.
The group discussed a new outdoor security camera that Keith had mounted on his house. They talked about its features, including night vision, a 360-degree rotation, and a two-way speaker. Keith mentioned that the camera alerts him when it detects movement and can take pictures or videos.
News of the Week
Terry shared stories about a retired CBS News anchor in Philadelphia, Jim Donovan, who holds the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of socks, with 1,531 unique pairs. Jill discussed a 2-year-old pool prodigy who has been making impressive trick shots, including a double-potted snooker and a bank shot, much to his father’s delight.
Keith shared a new story about Macaulay Culkin’s secret identity as Kevin from Home Alone, which he keeps from his children to preserve the movie’s magic. They also talked about a viral story about frowning horse dolls in China, which became popular due to a factory error that made the horses appear sad. Terry mentioned that the dolls were selling well, with orders reaching tens of thousands and reaching as far as South Africa.
Jill shared a story about a raccoon that was found inside a car shipped from the United States to Belarus, leading to discussions about the animal’s care and potential relocation. Keith then presented a story about a rare pregnancy case where a baby boy named Ryu was born outside the uterus, hidden by a large ovarian cyst. Terry concluded the news segment with a lighthearted story about a miniature donkey named Dolly Parton that escaped from its Michigan farm but was later returned safely.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
Jill presented a religious quiz about the Bible, which Keith and Terry participated in. They discussed various topics related to the Old Testament, including creation, the story of Esther, and the departure of the Israelites. Keith mentioned that the quiz was quick and easy.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Hey! Where’s Terry’s top 10 list? I knew he did one, but our AI companion must’ve fallen asleep and didn’t write anything about it.
Anchor Topic
The group then moved on to discuss the Visual Impairment Services Team (VIST) and the challenges faced by individuals who are newly blind. They touched on the importance of communication and the need for support groups. Keith also mentioned an upcoming MCAB meeting.
Email and Final Thoughts
The conversation ended with a discussion about listener emails, including a humorous story about a man who was a golf enthusiast. Keith followed it by another one about a girl taking her dog for a walk. The hosts shared some light-hearted jokes and wrapped up the show by encouraging listeners to tell their friends about the podcast and provide feedback.
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Quick recap
This week’s episode of “That Sounds Funny,” hosted by Keith, Terry, and Jill, featured discussions on personal experiences with extreme cold weather, humorous news stories, and unique word definitions. Keith shared his family’s challenges with frozen pipes and space heaters, while Terry described his snowy adventures and creative use of household items for pet needs. Jill introduced unusual news stories, including a granite rock’s mysterious journey from British Columbia to California and a Baltimore cyclist’s art project using collected hubcaps. The trio also explored humorous word meanings and shared light-hearted final thoughts, including jokes about technology, parenting, and personal anecdotes. The episode concluded with a reminder for listeners to engage with the show through feedback and social media.
Summary
Cold Weather Experiences Shared
Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed their recent experiences with cold weather. Keith shared that he had his grandchildren visit while his son and daughter-in-law participated in a live-action role-playing event, and faced issues with frozen pipes and a malfunctioning space heater. Terry mentioned having a foot of snow and a humorous incident involving his wife’s dog with cataracts. The hosts encouraged listeners to provide feedback on their show.
Terry shared a humorous story about using a broken bamboo floor protector as a temporary snow disposal solution.
News of the Week
Terry shared a news story about a truck accident on the Poplar Street Bridge in St. Louis Missouri, where yogurt was spilled onto the bridge, and Jill shared a story about a missing granite rock landmark in British Columbia that was later found in California, and Keith shared a story about Barnaby Wickham, a Baltimore cyclist who collects lost hubcaps and transforms them into art, including a 16-foot-wide Snoopy head sculpture. (I think our AI companion got that measurement a little bit wrong.)
Terry shared a story about Veronica, a pet brown cow in Austria, who has been using sticks and brushes to scratch herself for 10 years, leading to a discussion about animal intelligence and the possibility of alien influence. Jill then discussed a coyote that swam to Alcatraz Island, becoming the first of its species to visit, though its current status remains unknown. Keith shared a story about a proposal to replace Punxsutawney Phil with a hologram for Groundhog Day, which sparked a discussion about the ethical treatment of animals and the use of technology in entertainment. The group discussed the retirement of Punxsutawney Phil and PETA’s suggestion to replace him with a hologram, emphasizing the groundhog’s preference for a private life. They also talked about the agricultural tradition of predicting the weather based on groundhog activity and the potential for local clubs to adopt similar practices. Additionally, they shared updates on the Super Bowl, American Idol, and a deer incident at a bank.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill shared a word list including definitions for “submontane,” “ultracrepidarian,” “rhotacism,” and “conlang.”
French Words and Trump Humor
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry then presented a humorous top 10 list of reasons why Donald Trump should be removed from office, including his attempts to rename Air Force One and declare National Golf Week.
Anchor Topic
Is the part of the episode we discussed blindness related issues. The group discussed manual skills and handicraft activities, particularly focusing on leatherworking and stitching techniques. Terry shared his experience with leather kits from a local arts store and mentioned having instructions scanned on his computer. Keith suggested exploring recreational therapy options at VA hospitals for accessible crafting activities, while Jill mentioned that a local support group had shifted focus after losing their leader.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith read a humorous story about a nun adding whiskey to warm milk for a dying Mother Superior, who then regained vigor and advised not to sell the cow.
He also shared a humorous story about a pastor who decided to preach about horseback riding, but had a last moment change of plans. It turned out to be a situation that turned out to be embarrassing for his wife.
As Keith also included a text message sent to our new voicemail line, He also discussed a new feature in the Messages app that allows users to quickly filter unread messages. The show concluded with a series of jokes and humorous observations from the hosts and listeners, followed by a reminder for listeners to visit the show’s website and contact them via various methods.
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Quick recap
The podcast team discussed technical issues with their RSS feed and WordPress hosting, which has been causing their shows to appear late or not at all. They shared personal updates, including Keith’s story about Nathan sleeping with a rat at Jill’s house. The team reviewed several unusual news stories, including a truckload of crabs spilling in Ireland, a bear moving from one California home to another, and a judge in Arizona resigning after being caught urinating in public. Jill led a trivia segment about Hogan’s Heroes, and Terry shared his top 10 list about the history of the NFL’s original 14 teams. The show concluded with a discussion about cloud storage services, particularly Microsoft OneDrive, and the team shared several humorous jokes and final thoughts before signing off.
Summary
The podcast team discussed technical issues with their RSS feed, which has been slow and causing shows to appear late. Keith explained that the problem likely stems from WordPress and is investigating solutions. The team shared personal stories, including Keith’s tale of Nathan sleeping with a rat at Jill’s house, and Jill mentioned watching the movie “Soul on Fire” on Netflix, which tells the story of a boy who survived a devastating garage fire.
News of the Week
The group discussed several news stories, including a semi-truck accident in Ireland where 15,000 crabs were spilled, and an ongoing situation in California where a bear has been evicted from under one house but found a new home under another. Terry mentioned needing to reschedule his colonoscopy, and Keith shared an older story about Baylor coach Nikki Collins discovering a new furry family member after hearing meowing sounds in her car. It was a story about finding a 4-month-old kitten behind a car tire and adopting it, naming it Sailor. Terry recounted a Colorado sheriff’s deputy wrangling loose chickens, and Jill mentioned monkeys running around with a goat in St. Louis. Keith also shared a story about an Arizona judge, Christine Olson, resigning after being caught urinating in public near the courthouse, with her husband interfering with the arrest.
The odd news continues with various topics, including Terry’s experience waking up to an earthquake in central Illinois, which he didn’t feel. They also talked about a British inventor who broke a world record for the fastest wheelie bin speed, reaching 66 miles per hour. Keith and Terry shared their thoughts on unique vehicles and car shows.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
Jill then led a trivia segment about the TV show Hogan’s Heroes, asking questions about characters and plot details.
The group discussed trivia questions about the TV show Hogan’s Heroes, including details about characters like Sergeant Schultz, Peter Newkirk, and Louis LeBeau. They debated answers to questions about character roles, names, and the show’s theme song.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared that there are four teams left in the NFL playoffs, with the Broncos facing the Patriots and the Seahawks playing the Rams, leading to a discussion about the history of the NFL, which began in 1920 as the National Football League.
The group discussed early NFL teams, identifying 14 original teams from the 1920s, with several located in Ohio and Illinois. Terry shared that the NFL has since expanded to 32 teams.
Anchor Topic
This is the segment where we discussed blindness related topics. This week the area is on computers. Keith then shared his experience with cloud storage services, particularly comparing Microsoft OneDrive to Google Drive. He noted that while Google Drive had caused system crashes on his computer, OneDrive was more stable but had synchronization issues between devices.
Keith discussed his experience with Microsoft OneDrive, explaining how he resolved synchronization issues by ensuring the app runs at startup. He compared OneDrive to other cloud storage services like Dropbox and Google Drive, highlighting its advantages such as affordable pricing and a full suite of Office apps. Terry shared that he has 9TB of storage space across his computers, and Keith noted the importance of ensuring cloud storage apps are properly set up to avoid synchronization problems.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared two humorous stories: one about a man using a postcard with “spaghetti” as a code to discreetly confirm his mistress’s pregnancy, and another about a woman explaining American football rules, including a humorous detail about Super Bowl 60 being sponsored by strawberry sexual lubricant. The show concluded with a series of jokes and a reminder for listeners to visit their website and leave feedback, with Keith encouraging them to share the show with friends to increase listenership.
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Quick recap
The podcast “That Sounds Funny” hosted by Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed various topics including personal updates, news stories, and a segment on low vision technology. Terry shared his experience with new Meta glasses, describing features like picture and video capture, audio controls, and battery life. The hosts shared humorous listener emails and jokes, and concluded with a segment on top 10 funny podcasts. Throughout the episode, the hosts maintained a light-hearted tone while discussing everything from football games to unusual historical facts and personal anecdotes.
Summary
Personal Updates and Sports Discussion
The hosts discussed personal updates, including Terry’s experience with incorrect prescription lenses and Jill’s receipt of a colonoscopy kit. They shared humorous anecdotes about collecting stool samples, with Terry expressing difficulty in performing the task due to his blindness. Keith mentioned the Chicago Bears’ victory over the Green Bay Packers and the Steelers’ loss to the Texans, noting upcoming playoff games. Keith described a sensory-friendly movie event at the Orpheum theater for autistic children.
News of the Week
The group discussed several historical and current events. Terry shared that in 1913, children could be mailed through the postal service, with a notable case of a 6-year-old daughter being mailed 53 miles for 73 cents. Jill provided an update on a 550-pound bear that had been living under a California man’s house, causing damage to the basement. Keith reported on the opening of a hermetically sealed Roman sarcophagus in Hungary, which had remained untouched for 1,700 years and contained numerous artifacts. The group also discussed a sky surfing record attempt by Olga Nowulva, who parachuted and snowboarded down Mount Everest at high altitudes.
Jill shared a report about four vervet monkeys on the loose in St. Louis, which authorities were having difficulty capturing. Keith then described a story about a drone dropping contraband items, including steak and crab legs, into a South Carolina prison. Terry concluded by mentioning a world record attempt for the largest polar bear plunge in Washington City, where over 4,000 people participated despite chilly conditions.
Jill’s Weird Words
The group played a word game where Jill led the discussion of various words and their meanings, including “lacuna” (an unfilled space), “shellback” (an experienced sailor who has crossed the equator), “buckram” (stiff cloth used in book covers), and “camp phenology” (the practice of bell ringing). They also discussed words like “maca bait” (an instigator) and “diluvial” (related to floods).
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry introduced a top 10 list of the funniest podcasts, which included various comedy podcasts, with Terry sharing his top 10 list including shows like “Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me”And “The Dollop.”
Anchor Topic
They then transitioned to their main topic, low vision, and Terry described his experience with meta glasses, which he humorously compared to “glorified birth control glasses.” He explained that the glasses have adjustable tint settings and come with a case, though he noted he was advised not to put them in his pocket.
Terry explained their features, charging process, and limitations. He mentioned that the glasses can take pictures and videos, control music, and answer phone calls, but are not waterproof and require careful handling. Keith and Jill discussed the glasses’ battery life and potential issues with water damage. Terry also described a feature where the glasses can identify objects by scanning them, which he found useful.
Email and Final’s
Keith shares an email about the unique way that a man begins dating a woman. He followed it with an email that a school principal had in dealing with 12-year-old girls.
The conversation concluded with the hosts sharing jokes and signing off for the week.
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Quick recap
The meeting began with a discussion about a medical incident involving Keith’s granddaughter and her ongoing recovery, followed by the group sharing their New Year’s Eve experiences and various personal anecdotes. The conversation then shifted to a discussion about McDonald’s menu history and several light-hearted news stories, including stories about monkeys and dinosaur footprints. The conversation ended with a game show trivia quiz hosted by Jill, followed by discussions about New Year’s resolutions and technical aspects of digital devices, before ending with humorous stories and contact information for listeners.
Summary
Keith, Jill, and Terry discussed a recent incident involving Keith’s granddaughter who swallowed a nail on New Year’s Day. Despite initial concerns, the nail was not found in the emergency room, leading to a hospital stay where she was monitored for its progress through her colon. Keith shared that Adrian was discharged but must continue monitoring her bowel movements for the nail’s removal. The family expressed concern about the incident, with Terry suggesting using a magnet to extract the nail, while Keith emphasized the importance of teaching children not to put foreign objects in their mouths.
The group discussed their New Year’s Eve experiences, with Jill mentioning she had to go to the doctor for blood work despite good results, and Terry sharing that he missed the New York Times Square ball drop after falling asleep. They also discussed Terry’s recent incident where he spilled a pitcher of water on his desk, damaging some equipment, and Keith mentioned that McDonald’s McRib’s are actually made from pork shoulder and other pork parts, similar to how chicken nuggets are made from ground chicken.
News of the Week
Jill shared a humorous story about a monkey causing chaos in a Nashville music store, which led to a discussion about escaped monkeys in the southern United States. Keith then shared a heartwarming story about a sea otter pup being reunited with its mother using a recorded distress call played through a Bluetooth speaker.
Terry shared a news story about the Bears vs. Lions football game and a humorous AI transcription error where a police officer’s body camera mistakenly transcribed “frog” instead of “fog.” Keith shared a story about 16,000 fossil footprints discovered in Bolivia, which scientists determined belonged to theropod dinosaurs, though the purpose of the footprints remains unclear. The conversation concluded with a brief discussion about how dinosaur footprints are preserved in rock over millions of years.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
Jill hosted a game show trivia quiz, where she tested Keith and Terry’s knowledge of various game shows. They discussed different shows, including Newlywed Game, Love Connection, and Match Game. Jill explained the rules for answering questions and allowed participants to buzz in with their responses. The quiz covered a range of game shows from different eras, and participants were able to identify some of the hosts and formats.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a humorous top 10 list of New Year’s resolutions, including going to the gym and driving past it daily, and learning a new language like “sarcastic teenager.”
Anchor Topic
The group discussed the DA2 player, with Terry revealing the location of the power button on the right side near the USB ports and explaining how to navigate the menus using the orange button for settings and the shelf key for toggling between lowercase, uppercase, and numeric modes.
Terry and Keith discussed the functionality of a new digital player, focusing on its compatibility with a USB keyboard for easier navigation and book selection. Terry shared insights from a call with the library, confirming that users can log into the player on the Bard website to update their Wishlist and download books without needing to add a new player. They noted the player’s durability and weight, comparing it to the Victor Reader, and discussed the potential for using a Bluetooth keyboard for better portability. Terry also mentioned tinkering with meta glasses and the possibility of customizing their lenses, while Keith mentioned not receiving his sunglasses from the previous year.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared a humorous email about golfing firefighters and a father-son story involving George Washington.
The final word from our AI companions
The meeting primarily revolved around a light-hearted discussion of New Year’s resolutions, jokes, and humorous anecdotes shared among Keith, Jill, and Terry. They exchanged various jokes and funny stories, including references to Netflix, New Year’s traditions, and personal anecdotes. Keith encouraged listeners to share their funny family stories and questions about blindness, and he reminded everyone to visit their website for the latest episodes. The conversation ended with Keith signing off and providing contact information for listeners to contribute to the show.
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Quick recap
The meeting began with personal travel experiences, including dietary preferences and climate adjustments. The group then covered various news stories and unusual events, ranging from rejected license plates to a robot setting a badminton record, before transitioning to a detailed demonstration of a DA2 digital player and its features. The conversation ended with humorous stories and jokes, followed by a reminder about listener ratings and upcoming episodes.
Summary
Terry shared his travel experiences, including an incident where his suitcase vibrated due to an accidentally activated beard trimmer, and mentioned his adjustment to the warm climate in Chicago, which contrasted with the cold back home. They also talked about dietary preferences, with Terry recounting a conversation with a Wisconsin resident who avoids cheese and discussed his own meal preferences during his hospital stay. Terry mentions the consistent menu of pot roast served at the facility.
Terry and Keith discussed the poor quality of food and service at the hospital cafeteria at Hines, noting that meals were served on Styrofoam plates with plastic utensils since November. Terry mentioned giving braille calendars to Maggie from the Madison County Blind, to be distributed to veterans during exit interviews.
News of the Week
Due to technology issues Terry passes the torch to Jill to get the segment started. She shared an update on a hibernating bear under a California man’s house, which had been lured into a cage by wildlife officials but ended up capturing the wrong bear. Terry then shared a story about Illinois officials revealing rejected personalized license plates from 2025, including one that read “I be poopin’.”
Keith shared details about the auction of the final run of pennies in the United States, where 232 sets of three pennies sold for $16.76 million, with the last penny sold for $8,000. They also discussed the historical value of pennies and the changing cost of penny candy over the years. Jill mentioned a story about a Japanese company building a robot, though the details were not fully explored.
The unusual news stories continue, including a robot setting a world record for consecutive badminton returns against humans, a horse knocking over a mailbox in Florida, and police recovering a stolen Faberge egg in New Zealand. Terry shared a story about a West Coast fast food chain, In-N-Out Burger, removing the number 67 from their ticket order system due to a viral trend.
Jill’s Weird Words
Before Jill can get her first word out, Terry has more technical difficulty. Will he make it back in time for his top 10 list? Jill introduces a word game, where participants had to guess the meaning of “Verso” and “e-Phyllis.”
Terry’s Top 10 List
He makes it back just in time, and Terry shared his top 10 list of things reindeer do when it’s not Christmas. They then transitioned to discussing Terry’s new book reader from the NLS library, which he brought to Heinz for instruction. Keith helped identify features of the device, including USB ports, a cartridge slot, and the possibility of connecting a QWERTY keyboard for entering passwords and book titles.
Anchor Topic
This is the segment or we talk about blindness related issues. Since Terry is now receiving extra training, we turn the segment over to him so we can share what his goals are to learn.
Terry demonstrated the functionality of a DA2 digital player, including its buttons, features, and navigation. He explained how to use various buttons for tasks like playing books, adjusting settings, and accessing the user guide. Keith and Jill provided clarifications and asked questions to better understand the device’s capabilities. They discussed the possibility of covering more features in a future session.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith reads emails from listeners, but Terry expressed a preference for emails about real experiences rather than dreams or visions.
Keith shared a humorous story about St. Peter at the gates of heaven, where he compared the rewards given to different individuals based on their earthly deeds. He followed it up with the story about a man whose wife discovered he made bets on horses.
The final word from our AI companion
The group then engaged in a lighthearted exchange of jokes, with Terry and Jill contributing their own humorous anecdotes. The episode concluded with Keith encouraging listeners to leave ratings and feedback, and reminding them to check for new episodes every Thursday.
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Quick recap
your podcast hosts began by sharing personal anecdotes about property values and home improvements, including experiences with refinancing and finding lost items. They then discussed various Christmas-themed topics, including movies, news stories, and unusual collections, while also playing word games and trivia about different subjects. The conversation concluded with a focus on accessible religious services for visually impaired individuals, including discussions about transportation, accommodations, and fellowship activities.
Summary
Keith shared that his house’s value had increased significantly over the years, prompting him to consider refinancing. Terry recounted finding his lost wedding ring and necklace, which led to a fight with his wife. They also touched on the importance of curb appeal in determining a house’s value and the potential for property values to rise over time. Jill shared her enjoyment of a J.D. Robb book, and Terry mentioned a new library book machine that allows direct downloading of books. Keith recommended a Christmas movie, “Oh What Fun,” which he described as a humorous story about a competitive mother who is left home alone and ultimately wins a Best Mom award.
News of the Week
We feature various Christmas-related topics, including the number of songs typically sung during the holiday season and a humorous story about a Swedish man teaching his octopus to play “Baby Shark” on a custom keyboard. Keith shared an interesting story about a Mississippi restaurant that uses lazy Susans for family-style dining, noting its historical significance and the social connections it fosters among diners. The conversation concluded with some speculation about how the restaurant manages to serve food efficiently using the lazy Susan setup.
we discuss the escapades of two reindeer named Cookie and Noelle that were loose on a Los Angeles freeway. They also shared stories about a German man who collects over 11,000 unique snow globes, including rare and themed versions from Star Wars and Harry Potter. The conversation concluded with a discussion about a Harvard professor who was sentenced to prison for selling cadaver body parts as Christmas ornaments, including a man’s face, which raised questions about the disposal and reuse of donated bodies for medical research.
Finally, Terry shared a story about a Colorado neighborhood protesting the removal of a 20-foot inflatable Santa Claus by their HOA.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
The group played a word game about “ology” terms, with Jill and Keith discussing various definitions before moving on to a quiz about religious texts. (Okay, I guess we did that. I think RAI can pain the mess of those off during the segment.)
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry then shared a humorous “Top 10” list about Santa Claus’s activities after Christmas, including Netflix binges, elf karaoke, and reindeer spa days.
Anchor Topic
this is the part of the show we talk about blindness related rehabilitation and accessibility issues. Today we borrow a topic that was featured recently on the Hadley podcast, and deals with attending religious services. It also fits in with the area of orientation and mobility.
Keith shared his experience with church transportation and accessibility, emphasizing the importance of having multiple ride options and clear communication about service activities. He described how his son, who couldn’t drive due to vision issues, was denied a simple ride request by a local church, highlighting a missed opportunity for church engagement. The discussion also covered the practical aspects of attending church services, including the benefits of standing for singing and the need for clear verbal cues during liturgical activities.
the group discussed options for receiving digital documents, hymnals, and audio materials. Keith shared his experience with a Braille hymnal and the website he built for better access to read it. He emphasized the importance of pre-reading songs and lesson materials. They also touched on the challenges of participating in fellowship activities and the benefits of advocating for accommodations.
Email and Final Thoughts
Due to some technical issues, we only have one email today. It was sent in by anonymous and deals with a life-changing moment for a career change was made.
The final word from RAI companion
The conversation concluded with a review of humorous Christmas-themed jokes and a reminder for listeners to check out the show’s webpage and social media channels.
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Quick recap
The podcast episode featured Keith, Jill, and Terry discussing various Christmas-themed topics, including car theft, holiday traditions, and Christmas carols. They shared personal anecdotes and jokes, and Jill presented a list of unusual Christmas words. The hosts engaged in a trivia quiz about classic Christmas carols and movies. They also read listener emails and shared humorous Christmas jokes. The episode concluded with a reminder for listeners to check out their webpage for recent shows and to take advantage of an Audible book affiliation link before it expires on December 31st.
Summary
Keith, Jill, and Terry discussed recent events, including a mysterious incident involving Robin’s van being damaged and driven 120 miles by an unknown person. They explored options for securing their property with security cameras and discussed a device called the Harman Spark for tracking vehicles.
News of the Week
Terry tries to share some light-hearted news stories, including a reindeer that escaped from an event in England and a man who encountered a bear while adjusting his security camera, until we realize that Jill Artie shared the stories previously.
Jill shared an unusual news story, about a record-breaking kissing event under a mistletoe in St. Louis. Keith had a story about an Oklahoma state trooper helping deliver a baby on the side of the highway. Terry’s next news item is about a National Highways report of over 40,000 abandoned items found on roadsides in England. They also shared stories about a woman giving birth in a Waymo taxi and a Michigan mother delivering her fourth child in a McDonald’s parking lot, with the baby receiving the nickname “McTilly.” It was a remarkable story of a woman who gave birth in a McDonald’s parking lot, with no complications for either her or the baby, and shared the family’s experience on social media. They also talked about a deer that broke into a Christmas-themed store in Tennessee, causing a bit of chaos before being freed.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill introduced several Christmas-related words, including “wassail,” “Hanukkah,” and “Kwanzaa,” explaining their origins and meanings. The conversation touched on the Festival of Lights and the Jewish miracle it represents, as well as the made-up holiday Kwanzaa.
The group continued to discuss various holiday traditions and origins, including Kwanzaa, Yule, Christmas, Boxing Day, and Santa Claus. They explored the history and cultural significance of these celebrations, with Keith and Jill sharing interesting facts about their origins.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a humorous top 10 list of things children ask Santa Claus for, highlighting whimsical and imaginative wishes. The conversation concluded with a trivia quiz about classic Christmas carols, with Jill participating in answering a question.
Anchor Topic
Instead of our usual segment on blindness related issues, Keith led a Christmas-themed trivia session with Jill and Terry, covering carols, movies, and songs. They discussed various Christmas songs and their origins, including “Silent Night,” “Joy to the World,” and “White Christmas.” Keith also asked questions about Christmas movies, such as “The Polar Express” and “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.”
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith talked about a story from Dudley Renfro about an encounter with a Native American chief. He also read one from a lady who encountered an elderly couple in the park. Finally, we share a voicemail. It’s about Santa having an accident while delivering his toys.
The final word from our AI companion
The group shared Christmas-themed jokes and humor, with Terry and Jill contributing heavily to the laughter. Keith announced that this would be the last episode before Christmas, encouraging listeners to check their webpage for recent shows and to take advantage of an Audible book affiliation link that closes on December 31st. The conversation ended with a reminder of their voicemail number for listener engagement.
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Quick recap
The podcast team discussed personal updates and upcoming events, including holiday parties and travel plans. They shared and discussed several unusual news stories and trivia questions about historical events. The conversation ended with a comedy show featuring Christmas and Thanksgiving-themed jokes, followed by an invitation for listeners to share their funny family stories and questions about blindness.
Summary
Keith mentioned his church’s Christmas party preparations, while Jill recounted a humorous story about following a recipe for salad. Terry shared that she received a call from Heinz, inviting her to visit their facility. (She? Her? Terry, is there something you should be telling us about? I hope it’s only that our AI companion is a little confused.) The conversation concluded with brief mentions of upcoming parties and social events.
Terry discussed his upcoming trip to Chicago on December 29th and shared personal updates, including his recent birthday and ongoing efforts to sell a building and empty a house. They also talked about Terry’s experience with ordering and receiving incorrect USB charging cords from Amazon, which he plans to return.
News of the Week
Terry discussed a French daredevil who holds a world record for bungee jumping, having jumped 765 times in one day and at 16 different locations over 8 years. Jill shared a story about a 25-foot-tall Christmas tree made from over 1,000 biodegradable balloons in England, created by balloon specialist Naomi Spencer as a charity fundraiser. The conversation concluded with Terry mentioning that Charlie Brown’s Christmas special first aired in 1965, which led to a decline in sales of artificial Christmas trees.
Keith shared a bizarre news story about a Thai woman who was found alive in her coffin just before cremation, after her brother brought her 300 miles to a Bangkok hospital where she had expressed a wish to donate organs. The hospital refused to accept her body without a death certificate, and the temple where she was brought initially refused her as well, but later agreed to cover her hospital costs after hearing knocking from the coffin. Terry then discussed a man in England who built a motorized garden shed that reached a top speed of 123.43 miles per hour, comparing it to a 1960s/70s TV show where a family had a car and a coffin that doubled as a family car.
Jill shared a story about a rare Pokémon card worth $30,000 that was traded in at a GameStop, highlighting the store’s generous trade-in policy. The conversation concluded with Keith and Jill discussing a bizarre 911 call about a bald eagle dropping a dead cat through a motorist’s windshield in North Carolina.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
They then played a trivia game about various topics, with Terry and Keith participating and providing answers. The segment concluded with a discussion about historical events that occurred on April 12th, including the start of the Civil War and the deaths of FDR and Kennedy. (Kennedy? I think our AI companion needs to listen a little closer.)
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a list of favorite children’s foods.
Anchor Topic
They then discussed a topic about blindness rehabilitation services, specifically focusing on Hadley’s peer-to-peer support system which matches blind individuals with others who share similar interests, with about 75% of matches maintaining contact over three years.
The group discussed the benefits of peer support for blind individuals, highlighting the therapeutic value of socializing with others who share similar experiences. The peer support emphasizes the importance of community and mutual support. Terry inquired about the acronym “BRAS” at the VA, which Keith clarified might stand for “Blind Rehab Occupational Specialist.”
Email and Final Thoughts
Kees then shifted to reading and discussing humorous emails, including one about a woman struggling to board a bus and another about a daughter returning her father’s credit card at her wedding.
Final observations from our AI companion
Keith hosted a comedy show featuring Christmas and Thanksgiving-themed jokes, puns, and humorous anecdotes. Terry and Jill participated in the show, sharing jokes and experiencing technical difficulties with their audio equipment. Keith encouraged listeners to visit their website, subscribe to their podcast, and leave ratings and reviews. The show concluded with Keith inviting listeners to call in with their funny family stories or questions about blindness.
Written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
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Quick recap
The siblings Keith, Terry, and Jill shared personal updates and anecdotes, including discussions about an Audible affiliate program, upcoming birthdays, and recent car accidents. The group exchanged humorous stories about winter weather and snow-related incidents before transitioning to sharing unusual news stories and defining various words. The conversation ended with discussions about holiday activities, including baking and decorations, and ended with reminders for listeners to support the podcast through ratings and reviews.
Summary
Keith announced a new Audible affiliate program running until December 31st, offering a $1 deal for the first three months. Terry shared that he would be celebrating his birthday on December 6th and humorously requested listeners to send him money. Jill mentioned her grandson’s 18th birthday and a recent car accident involving three vehicles. The siblings exchanged lighthearted stories about snow, shoveling, and driving in wintry conditions, with Terry recalling a buried car in Michigan and Keith sharing a humorous encounter with a snowplow.
The group discussed recent snowfall, with Terry sharing his method for managing snowplow piles and Keith recounting an incident involving Robin tripping and breaking her glasses. Terry described helping his wife order Amazon items and mentioned ordering flamingo-themed gifts for their grandson.
News of the Week
just before we start the segment, Terry has some connection trouble, so Keith shared several unusual news stories, including sheep herding in Nuremberg, a deer incident at Holiday World, and a reindeer escape in England. Terry read about a Chinese robot setting a world record for a humanoid robot walk, while Jill shared a story about a California man discovering a black bear living under his house. Terry concluded with an update about a teddy bear that was launched into the stratosphere and went missing.
Jill’s Weird Words
The group discussed and defined eight words, including cadre (a small group of specially trained people), forfend (to avoid or prevent), gregarious (outgoing and sociable), outré (unusual and startling), constellate (to gather together to form a cluster), trichromatic (using three colors), bon vivant (a person who enjoys a luxurious lifestyle), and ossified (to turn into bones or become hardened).
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a humorous top 10 list of things not to do in the snow, including driving too fast, walking on icy surfaces without proper footwear, and ignoring frostbite or hypothermia warning signs. Keith and Jill joined in with comments and additional tips.
Anchor Topic
The conversation then shifted to a discussion about manual skills and hobbies, particularly focusing on holiday decorations, as part of their blindness rehabilitation segment. They encouraged listeners to call or email with questions about blindness and manual skills.
The group discussed holiday baking activities, with Jill and Keith sharing their experiences making Christmas decorations and cookies. Terry mentioned ordering Christmas cookies and revealed their oven was working again after a year-long break, leading to plans for making cookies this year. The conversation highlighted that blind individuals can participate in baking activities with appropriate adaptations, such as using parchment paper for easy cookie removal and serving as effective timers for hearing-impaired family members.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith and Terry discussed a variety of emails and jokes, including Thanksgiving stories and humorous anecdotes about a grumpy Prof.
The final word from our AI companion
They shared light-hearted conversations about family traditions, personal experiences, and funny observations. The conversation ended with a reminder for listeners to support the podcast by telling friends, leaving ratings and reviews, and sharing their own funny stories.
Show notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
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Quick recap
The group began by sharing their recent shopping experiences and personal updates before discussing several unusual news stories, including odd landmarks and an AI-powered teddy bear. They explored various slang words and jargon, shared favorite breakfast cereals, and discussed a recipe for Butterfinger Fudge. The conversation ended with Keith addressing the renewal of his JAWS screen reading software Service Maintenance Agreement and the group sharing humorous anecdotes and jokes, including a call for listeners to share their own funny family stories.
Summary
Keith, Jill, and Terry discussed their recent shopping experiences, particularly at men’s clothing stores. Keith shared details about purchasing anniversary suits, while Terry mentioned buying multiple suits, shirts, and ties. They also briefly talked about Jill’s daughter visiting from Kansas and Terry’s recent belt adjustment due to weight loss.
News of the Week
The group discussed several odd news stories, including mysterious ocean bubbles off the California coast caused by fiber optic cable testing, and a 95-year-old Texas bus driver who holds the record for being the world’s oldest bus driver. They also covered the discovery that Chicago’s famous “rat hole” landmark was likely created by a squirrel or muskrat rather than a rat, as determined by researchers who studied the impressions and compared them to local animal measurements. The conversation ended with a brief mention of an AI-powered teddy bear being removed from sale in Singapore after researchers found it could engage in inappropriate sexual conversations.
The unusual news stories continue with a woman with the world’s largest afro, and a record-breaking attempt by David Rush balancing bowling balls on a unicycle.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill has a short list for the group to discuss slang words and jargon, including “jargoon zirconia” and “rumbustious.” They then reviewed a list of words, including “treacle” and “immutable.”
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared his top 10 favorite breakfast cereals, which included Froot Loops, Lucky Charms, and Cinnamon Toast Crunch. The conversation concluded with a brief discussion about adding marshmallows to cereal and a recipe for Butterfinger Fudge.
Anchor Topic
The topic for our anchor segment is all about computers. Keith discussed the renewal of his JAWS screen reading software Service Maintenance Agreement (SMA), which typically costs $200-225 for 3 years of licensing. He learned that if he doesn’t renew before October 31st, the price will increase to $690 per year for a home license, which he found unacceptable. Keith mentioned that while NVDA is a free alternative, it lacks some of JAWS’ shortcut commands that work with Dragon for dictation. The discussion concluded with Keith planning to call JAWS to understand the change in pricing structure before deciding whether to renew his SMA.
Email and Final THOUGHTS
Keith shares emails including a story about finding a dead cat and a humorous email about God’s perspective on humanity.
The final word from our AI companion.
They discussed the importance of communication in relationships and shared light-hearted observations about everyday life. The conversation ended with a call for listeners to share their own funny family stories and information about supporting the show through donations and Audible book affiliate links.
Show Notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
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Quick recap
The hosts began by discussing their podcast’s sixth season and sharing personal anecdotes, including family stories and technical difficulties. They then explored various news stories before transitioning to animal-related tales and trivia questions. The conversation ended with discussions about veterans’ benefits, smart glasses, and humorous email stories, along with light-hearted jokes and anecdotes shared among the participants.
Summary
Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed their podcast, which is in its sixth season, and shared personal anecdotes. Terry mentioned helping his stepdaughter move out and the challenges of removing a large refrigerator from the house. The conversation included light-hearted banter and reflections on family life.
The discussion continues with various personal anecdotes, including Terry’s family’s unconventional storage of peanut butter and mouse food, and Keith’s experiences with multiple open jars of peanut butter and jelly when his children were younger. Terry also shared details about the movie “Meet Joe Black,” which included a scene where Brad Pitt’s character, playing the Grim Reaper, enjoyed peanut butter.
News of the Week
Terry’s first story was about the return of a Purple Heart medal to James Bennett’s niece, Addie, who had been unaware of its existence in her uncle’s safety deposit box. Jill shared a story about a flamingo named Frankie that escaped from England and was spotted in northern France, and Keith sharing a story about a dog rescued from a Boston tunnel by state troopers.
The group shared several animal-related stories, including a cow that escaped to live with a flock of sheep and was later moved to a sanctuary, and an alligator captured by Joseph Kinney from Joe’s Crazy Critters in Boston. Terry also discussed a sea lion in Washington that was rescued after being found loitering in traffic.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill led the trivia quiz while Keith and Terry engaged in a trivia session, discussing various questions about literature, animals, preservation methods, and historical figures.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a “Top 10 List” of popular breakfast cereals, highlighting their nutritional benefits and personal preferences.
Anchor Topic
The group discussed veterans’ benefits for home adaptation grants, with Terry sharing his experience of receiving an upgraded benefit of $14,000 for disability-related home modifications. The VA benefits require a 100% disability rating and multiple disabilities, can qualify of bedroom for up to $100,000 in grant money. Keith explained Alternative programs like the HISA grant offer up to $100,000 for home modifications and are made available to all disabled people, not only veterans. The conversation also covered smart glasses, including Terry’s upcoming visit to Heinz to receive Meta glasses for training, and concluded with a discussion about wearing sunglasses in various settings like court and casinos.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared two email stories. The first was about a bartender in a desert town who was impressed by a biker’s tricks with a rat and piano, only to discover the rat was a ventriloquist. The second story was about a priest who used a stern gaze and a challenging question to discipline a misbehaving 8-year-old boy.
The final word from our AI companion
The show primarily revolved around a series of light-hearted jokes and anecdotes shared by the participants. Keith and Terry discussed technical issues with a plugin and shared personal stories, while Jill contributed jokes about pets and technology. The conversation ended with Keith thanking the listeners, promoting their website, and encouraging audience engagement.
Show Notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
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Quick recap
The meeting began with a discussion about military experiences and changes over time, followed by coverage of various news items including Veterans Day events and unusual stories from around the world. The group then engaged in trivia sessions about J.M. Barrie and Peter Pan, followed by a discussion about kitchen gadgets and cooking tips. The conversation ended with humor and jokes, including military and Halloween-themed content, along with discussions about the Terry Goat Fund and requests for listener support.
Summary
Keith and Terry discussed their experiences with the military, focusing on changes over time and personal anecdotes. Keith shared observations from his service from 1981 to 1988, including changes in military appearance and attitudes toward drug use. Terry recounted a story about a lieutenant who was discharged for attending a concert out of uniform. They also briefly touched on Veterans Day events and the challenges of recording the podcast.
The group discussed several news items, including the Marine Corps’ 250th birthday and a new Audible affiliate link promotion running from November 1st to December 31st. Keith noted that their podcast episodes were not appearing on their RSS feed, but were all present on the website as expected.
News of the Week
Terry shared a story about British twins setting a world record for the largest pumpkin at 2,819 pounds and 4 ounces. Jill shared a story about a woman who rescued a beached salmon shark by spinning it in the water, and Keith concluded with a story about a Michigan veterinarian who was arrested for refusing to return a dog to its homeless owner, despite facing potential jail time.
The group discussed several unusual stories, including a man in New Zealand who holds the record for the most middle names, with over 2,000 names taking him over an hour to recite. They also talked about a hair museum in Independence, Missouri, which closed and scattered its collection of century-old hair wreaths and artifacts across the nation. The conversation concluded with a story about a raccoon rescue on the Atlantic coast, where a couple helped save a raccoon struggling in the ocean.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
Jill led a trivia session about J.M. Barrie, the author of Peter Pan, where participants discussed various facts about his life and works. They answered questions about Barrie’s background, including the death of his older brother which inspired him to write Peter Pan, and his college aspirations to become a journalist despite his family’s wishes. The group also explored Barrie’s other works, such as The Little White Bird, and his involvement with the cricket team Ella Hackberries.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a list of humorous activities to do in the snow, compiled by Terry.
Anchor Topic
Keith noting that they had already covered communications in the previous week, suggested they would move on to a different topic for their anchor discussion.
We feature living skills as Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed various kitchen gadgets and cooking tips, including a pasta cooking pan, a talking scale, and liquid level indicators for hot beverages. Jill shared her experiences with different kitchen tools and the challenges of cooking with limited vision. They also discussed portion sizes and measuring food.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith read an email from a listener who described a dramatic fire rescue involving elderly firefighters in Texas. He followed it by one from a listener who suggested a way to raise money for Terry, and his goat fund.
The Final Word from Our AI Companion
The meeting primarily revolved around humor and jokes shared by Terry, Keith, and Jill, with a focus on military, blind, and Halloween-themed jokes. Keith and Terry also discussed the Terry Goat Fund, encouraging listeners to donate through PayPal or by sending money directly, with Keith emphasizing the importance of suffering for others. The conversation ended with a reminder for listeners to subscribe, donate, and leave ratings and reviews, and Keith signed off, expressing gratitude for the audience and promising to return next week.
Show Notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
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Quick recap
We began by sharing personal experiences about Halloween and Thanksgiving before discussing recent news stories including a railroad derailment and unusual animal sightings. We engaged in a vocabulary game focused on learning and defining various words, followed by a discussion about the White House’s historical remodels and the importance of communication tools. The conversation ended with sharing jokes and humorous observations, while encouraging listeners to visit the website for further engagement.
Summary
Keith, Jill, and Terry discussed their recent experiences with Halloween and an early Thanksgiving dinner. Keith shared that he had a few trick-or-treaters despite not having a porch or front lights, and mentioned receiving candy from his son. Jill recounted making rabbit dumplings for dinner, which surprised her as it was tastier than expected. Terry talked about attending a Thanksgiving dinner at his church and mentioned a humorous interaction with his preacher about the time change.
News of the Week
Terry shared the story about a recent Union Pacific Railroad derailment in Granite City, Illinois, where four rail cars stood upright without spilling their loads, and Jill shared a story about blue-colored dogs in Ukraine near Chernobyl, which an animal society was investigating due to their sudden color change.
Keith shares a brief story about a Vermont town famous for its Beetlejuice filming locations. Terry shared a Halloween-related story about a Utah man who destroyed his Geo Metro with a giant pumpkin after 35 years of ownership.
We continue with several unusual news stories, including a teenage flamingo named Frankie who escaped from an English zoo, a NASA weather balloon that landed in a Texas wheat field, and a Guinness record-breaking pumpkin mosaic tribute to Ozzy Osbourne. Terry also covered a story about fat squirrels in Texas state parks, with Chuncosaurus Rex winning a fat squirrel competition.
Jill’s Weird Words
The group engaged in a vocabulary game where they discussed and defined various words, including “gamut,” “sanction,” “corpus,” “flocculent,” “zeitgeist,” “buskin,” “flambeau,” “crenellation,” and “chronometry.” Jill provided definitions and context for each word, while Keith and Terry offered additional commentary and humorous interpretations. The session concluded with Jill encouraging the group to use the learned words in daily conversation.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a list of the White House’s 10 major remodels, highlighting key changes made by various U.S. presidents, including the addition of indoor plumbing by Thomas Jefferson and a bowling alley by Richard Nixon.
Anchor Topic
Keith and Jill discussed the importance of communication tools, mentioning smartphones, text messages, and email, while Terry humorously remarked on the topic.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared a couple of a listener emails. One was about a forgetful husband buying his wife gifts, and the other was a story about a bilingual dog securing a job. We also had a text message sent to our voicemail number that dealt with a lawyer helping to collect a debt.
As usual, we wrap it all up by sharing a few jokes and humorous observations about daily life, concluding with a reminder for listeners to visit the website for more engagement.
Show Notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
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Quick recap
The podcast team discussed Halloween-themed content and seasonal stories, including updates on family antics, haunted house experiences, and various pumpkin-related anecdotes. They explored topics like Audible affiliate programs, service animals, and the evolution of mobility tools for the blind, while also sharing humorous emails and jokes. The conversation ended with a discussion about robot guide dogs and their potential benefits, along with birthday wishes for Keith.
Summary
Keith, Terry, and Jill, discussed various light-hearted and seasonal topics for their Halloween-themed episode. Keith announced a new Audible affiliate program, offering listeners a discounted rate for their first three months and the chance to support the Terry Goat Fund. Jill contributed stories about a haunted house experience.
News of the Week
The team shared amusing anecdotes about pumpkins, including a baby elephant playing with a pumpkin and a mystery surrounding a pumpkin placed on a university building.
We continue with several Halloween-related stories, including costume-clad children in Virginia mistaken for burglars by a doorbell camera. Keith shared a story about dogs in costumes, highlighting a contest in Grand Rapids where pets were dressed as Elvis Presley and other characters, with the event being sponsored by a local pet store. Terry concluded with a story about 8 iguana babies born through parthenogenesis at a British zoo, where the female iguana was kept in isolation from male iguanas.
Jill’s Weird Trivia
Jill then hosted a trivia segment, where Terry and Keith participated in answering questions about folklore, rat hierarchy, French artists, and a tiger’s nest in Bhutan. The correct answers were the little boy from English folklore (Tom Thumb), the dominant rat (Alpha Rat), the French artist (Claude Monet), and the location of the tiger’s nest (monastery).
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry presents 10 things that you should not throw out a house for a Halloween prank. Some of the items don’t make much sense, but others actually might be fun to use for a prank.
Anchor Topic
This is the part of the show where we like to focus on blindness related issues. You are podcast hosts then explored the origins and evolution of mobility tools for the blind, such as the white cane and guide dogs. Keith and Terry shared historical information about the development of these tools, highlighting their significance in enhancing the independence and safety of visually impaired individuals. The conversation also touched on the different types of service animals and the importance of proper training and obedience.
Terry redirects the discussion towards robot guide dogs, combining traditional guide dog functions with modern technology like GPS and voice assistance. Keith and Terry explored the potential benefits and challenges of such technology, while Jill contributed to the conversation.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared humorous emails. One was a humorous letter in response from tech support. Another was in regards to skiing in Canada. Keith, Terry and Jill all shared jokes related to Halloween, and Keith encouraged listeners to visit the show’s website and consider donating. The conversation ended with birthday wishes for Keith, who humorously remarked on his age.
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Quick recap
The meeting began with your favorite hosts discussing technical issues from the previous episode and sharing personal stories, including one about a new podcast and dealing with mice at home. The group then covered various topics including sports events, home improvements, birthdays, and technology updates before diving into humorous anecdotes and Halloween-themed jokes. The episode concluded with the hosts discussing word meanings, sharing a top-10 list of excuses, reading listener emails, and announcing their upcoming Halloween episode.
Summary
Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed the technical issues they faced during the last episode, including a segment that got cut. Terry shared a story about a new podcast, “Simpsons Declassified,” and mentioned the voice actors behind The Simpsons. He also talked about dealing with mice in his home and the effectiveness of Terry’s wife’s scream to catch them. The hosts encouraged listeners to call in with their funny stories or updates.
Sports, Birthdays, and Barn Doors
we discussed recent sports events, including local high school football games. Jill shared updates about her bathroom door being replaced with one that resembles a sliding barn door, which raised questions about privacy and closure. Keith mentioned his grandson Joshua’s upcoming birthday. Terry briefly mentioned downloading the ChatGPT app but did not elaborate.
News of the Week
Terry’s story about a kitten dropping a mouse into a pot of chili reminds Keith about a joke involving world-famous chili. Jill discussed the Safeway World Championship Pumpkin contest, highlighting a 2,346-pound pumpkin and the financial incentives for winning. Keith shares a surprising story about Pepsi’s unique trade with the Soviet Union, where Pepsi received a fleet of Russian warships in exchange for products, temporarily making them the sixth-largest navy in the world.
Terry discussed a rare orange and black lobster named Jack-o’-Lantern found off the Massachusetts coast, while Jill shared about a Halloween exhibit at a Minnesota museum featuring creepy dolls paired with historical objects. Terry concluded with a story about a North Carolina firefighter’s home where a lithium battery in a remote control sparked and caught fire when the family dog chewed on it.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill then led a word game where she introduced and explained several words including “orrery” (a mechanical model of the solar system), “terminus” (a final point in time), “sobriquet” (a nickname), and “gallimaufry” (a confused jumble of things), with Keith and Terry participating in the discussion of meanings and wordplay.
Anchor Topic
Due to some technical difficulties, we shuffle some segments around and present our anchor topic. Keith shared information about getting help for blind individuals, explaining that they should contact their local Department of Human Resources or VIST (Vocational Rehabilitation Services) to access resources like talking books and digital readers.
Terry’s Top 10 List
With connection troubles out of the way, more or less, Terry shared a humorous top-10 list of excuses for getting a cucumber stuck in an unusual place, which included claims about inventing a new salad, slipping in the kitchen, and an undercover vegetable spy mission.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith then read and discussed several emails, including one about a father checking horses at a fair and another about a long-married couple’s secret to a successful relationship. Finally, Keith mentioned a website for a business called “Blind Daddy’s press Hideout” and encouraged others to check it out online.
The final word from our AI companion
since the group shared and discussed various Halloween-themed jokes and puns, with Terry and Keith contributing the majority of the humor. They discussed the concept of dark humor and shared jokes about ghosts, werewolves, and other spooky themes. The episode concluded with Keith announcing that the next show would be their official Halloween episode, encouraging listeners to visit their website, subscribe, and share the show with friends.
Show Notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
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Quick recap
Keith discussed updates to their podcast’s website and voicemail system while sharing personal anecdotes and humorous stories about various topics including Christmas traditions and Halloween decorations. They engaged in a trivia game and shared stories about manual skills for blind people, including various hobbies and crafts. The conversation ended with the group exchanging jokes and riddles, encouraging listeners to visit their webpage and share their own funny stories.
Summary
We discussed updates to the podcast, including changes to the website logo and artwork, which Keith mentioned were being propagated through the system. We also noted that our voicemail number was back in service, though they received some unwanted messages, including a spam text from Indeed and a mysterious message from Jazzy B. Jill shared a humorous anecdote about her husband attempting to catch a mouse with a butcher knife in the kitchen.
Jill shared about and unexpected role in a church women’s day event and Terry told about his experience with frozen treats. We also talked about Christmas traditions, with Terry mentioning his wife’s plans to rearrange the living room for a Christmas tree and Keith sharing memories of his grandfather’s post-Christmas tree removal.
News of the Week
Terry shared a story about a mother in Florida who played Mortal Kombat in a tournament while holding her infant, winning a $28 prize. Jill then told a story about a Pennsylvania family whose cat, RayRay, stowed away on top of their van for over 100 miles during a weekend getaway, leading them to buy a cat-carrying backpack for the trip. Keith concluded by sharing a story about Francine, a calico cat who went missing from a Lowe’s store in Virginia and was later found 90 miles away at a distribution center, where she had been living and working at the customer service desk.
Terry shared a story about “Halloween Herb,” a man in Kentucky who has been decorating his yard for Halloween for decades, aiming to set a world record with 300 decorations. Jill shared a humorous story about a giant pumpkin that broke free from a front yard and rolled away, requiring police intervention to return it. Keith suggested using goats and sheep for landscaping, referencing a story about a Vermont ski resort using animals to clear weeds and invasive species. We discussed their own limited Halloween decorations and the humorous situation of a pumpkin rolling away.
Terry shared a humorous story about an applesauce spill on a highway in Illinois.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
Jill then presented trivia questions about foreign phrases, inventors, and a lake named after Manitoba’s capital, with Keith and Terry participating in the answers.
The quiz continued with questions involving famous couples, pop bands, boxers, landmarks, architects, and biological terms. Terry and Keith participated actively, providing answers and sharing their knowledge, with Terry correctly answering a few questions. The session concluded with the group confirming the correct answers to the final questions, including identifying the control center of a cell as the nucleus.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a humorous top 10 list of qualities he looks for in a woman, which led to a lighthearted discussion about relationships.
Anchor Topic
The main topic of the meeting was manual skills for blind people, including hobbies and activities they can pursue to stay active and engaged. Keith outlined various manual skills such as gardening, knitting, woodshop projects, and playing instruments, emphasizing the importance of safety skills when engaging in these activities.
Email and Final Thoughts
Kees then shifted to a humorous email exchange between Michael McDermott from Ireland and his Greek friend about cultural achievements, highlighting the playful banter between the two cultures. The discussion concluded with a brief mention of a listener’s father who enjoys fishing.
Here’s the last word from our AI companion about our final thoughts:
The meeting primarily revolved around a casual and humorous discussion among Keith, Jill, and Terry, filled with jokes, anecdotes, and light-hearted banter. Keith shared a story about his father’s creative excuse for fishing without a license, while Terry humorously inquired about obtaining a learner’s permit for fishing. The group exchanged jokes and riddles, discussing topics ranging from Halloween to Wi-Fi passwords and monster-themed humor. The conversation ended with Keith encouraging listeners to visit their webpage, subscribe, and share their own funny stories, as well as providing contact information for feedback.
Show notes are written by AI, edited by Keith as needed.
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Quick recap
The meeting began with a discussion of various news topics and personal anecdotes, including updates on coffee and the return of McDonald’s Monopoly game. The group then addressed website updates and technical challenges related to image uploads and logos, with Keith expressing frustration about coordination issues. The conversation ended with the sharing of humorous content, including jokes, puns, and unusual news stories, along with a discussion about computer experiences and the importance of technology accessibility.
Summary
Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed various topics, including Terry’s coffee-related concerns, and the return of McDonald’s Monopoly game. Keith shared insights regarding cleaning CPAP machines, while Terry mentioned breaking news about goats clearing a park in Missouri. They also talked about the logistics of using the McDonald’s app for ordering game pieces.
Terry discussed his upcoming heart monitor removal and mentioned potential long-term wear.
Jill shared her camping experience, highlighting humorous encounters with acorns and a GPS mishap in a town named Nokomis.
Keith discussed updating the website’s images and logo, noting that the current images still display the old logo of him and Terry. He mentioned trying to coordinate with Isaac to help with the updates but faced some challenges due to communication issues with Isaac’s parents. Keith also explained the technical process of uploading and resizing images on the website, highlighting the need for hand-eye coordination. He expressed frustration with the lack of clarity in the system and the difficulty in getting the updates done.
News of the Week
The group discussed several unusual news stories, including a 5-acre corn maze in Commerce Township that depicts a Detroit Lions game, and an Australian black swan in England that has been aggressive towards other swans. They also talked about Ig Nobel Prize winners, including researchers who painted cows with zebra stripes to see if it would deter flies, and another study that found alcohol can help people speak foreign languages. The conversation concluded with Terry mentioning a story about “furious force of feathered and filthy farm fugitives” in Wisconsin.
The odd news stories keep coming as we continue to discuss items that include a farm animal roundup in Kent that caused traffic disruptions, a husky named Aurora who got stuck in a tree while chasing a squirrel, and the theft of a Humpty Dumpty statue from a miniature golf course in Cape May, New Jersey. Terry also shared the story of a Japanese man named Ryu Tsunami who broke a Guinness record for fastest 100 meters running on all fours, a technique he had been perfecting since middle school.
Jill’s Weird Words
Keith and Jill engaged in a word game where they discussed the meanings of various words, including “cogitate,” “declivity,” “nainsuk,” “twitterpated,” “ideographic,” “breeiloquent,” “emeritus,” “divaricate,” and “bromide.” They explored the origins and uses of these words, with Keith and Terry contributing additional insights and humor.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a humorous top 18 list of airline announcements and passenger interactions, including jokes about altitude, safety procedures, and in-flight services.
Anchor Topic
Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed their experiences with computers, focusing on their frustrations and peculiar issues. Keith shared his struggles with a touchscreen laptop, including its unresponsive behavior and the need for specific gestures, while Terry described his setup with an external monitor and the challenges of using a microphone when the laptop lid is closed. Both Keith and Terry highlighted the importance of understanding power settings and the potential of touchscreens for accessibility, despite the occasional frustrations.
Email and Final Thoughts
Here’s a final thought from her AI companion about the podcast episode.
The group shared and discussed various jokes and puns throughout the meeting, focusing on themes related to Halloween, ghosts, skeletons, and other supernatural elements. Keith and Terry humorously interacted with Jill, exchanging jokes and comments about technology, personal anecdotes, and wordplay. The session concluded with Keith encouraging listeners to subscribe, donate, and contact the podcast through their voicemail number, emphasizing community engagement and future episodes.
Show Notes written by AI, edited as required by Keith.
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Quick recap
The podcast episode began with personal stories and humorous anecdotes shared by the hosts and guests, including fishing experiences and home remedies. The group discussed various news stories and played a trivia game covering historical and cultural topics, with participants actively engaging in the questions and answers. The conversation ended with discussions about blindness advocacy conventions, challenges in accessing services across counties, and a comedy show featuring jokes and humorous anecdotes shared among the hosts and audience.
Summary
Jill shared her first fishing experience and humorous encounter with a unique toilet flush mechanism at a friend’s house. Keith and Terry discuss various home remedies, including Robin’s hair growth concoction and Terry’s dental implant aftercare advice involving Vagisil. The segment concludes with Keith announcing the return of the show’s voicemail number. Keith and Terry discussed the new voicemail number, which Terry humorously named “217 BL 00Sxi” based on the numbers and Braille shortcuts. The number to call is: 217-250-0799. Feel free to send us a text or leave a voicemail.
News of the Week
Terry then shared a story about a wallet found during renovations at a high school, and Jill shared a story about a 105-year-old nun golfer.
Keith shares a story about a moose rescue in Maine and Terry has a story about an aggressive squirrel in California that attacked multiple people. They also shared a story about an Oklahoma family who found a 2.79-carat brown diamond while celebrating a birthday at Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas. The conversation concluded with a brief mention of a railway train driver in England who found a crab in first class.
Jill’s Trivia Quiz
We substitute Jill’s usual weird words for a brief trivia quiz. Questions covering topics such as literature, movies, birds, saints, and card games. Keith and Terry participated actively, with Keith correctly answering several questions and Terry occasionally guessing.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry then shared a “Top 10” list about reasons why a wife might doubt her husband’s ticket to heaven, which included humorous items about dishwashing, remote control hiding, and nacho consumption.
Anchor Topic
This is the part of the show where we talk about blindness related issues. Keith mentioned upcoming blindness advocacy conventions in Michigan, Oregon, and Virginia, and a survey about improving natural parks’ accessibility for deaf and blind people, noting that these events focus on networking and support among the blind community.
The group discussed challenges faced by individuals seeking assistance across different counties, highlighting issues with double-dipping and navigating multiple service systems. Keith explained how county blindness counselors typically aim to open and close cases efficiently, while veterans might access additional support through VA coordinators. Terry shared a case example of a person receiving training in St. Louis despite living in a different county, which Keith noted could be due to the county line running through Granite City. They also discussed the benefits of networking and attending conventions for accessing new equipment and training opportunities.
Voicemail, Email and Final Thoughts
Keith discussed issues with his new phone and voicemail number, in particular a mysterious message thread from someone named Jazzy B. He also shared a humorous voicemail about a wife practicing yoga. Keith and Terry briefly discussed the humor in reading voicemail transcripts. Keith then read two listener emails, one about a husband’s annoyance with his wife’s text messages and another about a pastor’s struggle with a mouse infestation at his church.
Here’s what our AI companion had to say about our final thoughts:
Keith hosted a comedy show featuring jokes and humorous anecdotes, engaging with the audience through light-hearted banter and playful remarks. Terry and Jill contributed to the humor with their own jokes and comments, creating a lighthearted atmosphere throughout the session. The show concluded with Keith encouraging listeners to share the podcast with friends, leave ratings and reviews, and contact the show through various platforms.
Show notes written by AI, edited by Keith as needed.
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Quick recap
Keith, Terry and Jill shared various humorous anecdotes, including Terry’s recent mishaps and stories about unusual incidents involving M&M candies and monkeys. They explored interesting words and language concepts, including contranyms and nomic terms, while also discussing high-tech gadgets and Canadian currency designed for visually impaired individuals. The conversation ended with the group sharing jokes and humorous observations, including puns and anecdotes about various topics before signing off with encouragement for listeners to visit their website.
Summary
Terry shared humorous anecdotes about his recent mishaps involving spilled coffee and beans, which led to some discomfort. They briefly touched on the new Superman movie, with Terry finding it unengaging and Keith agreeing it was lackluster. Terry also mentioned his upcoming 14th wedding anniversary, which he and his wife are celebrating.
The group discussed books they had recently read, with Jill recommending a series by Kyla Stone about a post-apocalyptic world and Keith sharing his experience with the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich.
News of the Week
Terry shared a story about a highway accident involving two semi-trailers colliding, resulting in a spill of M&M candies across the road, which he helped clean up. (At least he wishes he could have been there to help clean up.) Jill’s discussed research on monkeys in Berkeley, California, who ferment fruit and consume it, leading to alcohol content studies. Keith mentioned an incident involving a cheerleader having two car accidents on the same day. Terry follows up with the story about a man from Australia who set himself on fire and pulled a car 1,000 feet, breaking a record.
Jill shared a story about a rock skipping contest where cheaters were caught. Keith recounted a story about a lost boy who wandered onto a monorail track at Hershey Park, which was successfully barricaded, and Terry concluded with a humorous tale about a 97-year-old woman in Missouri who was ticketed for riding a cow down the road to Walmart, causing a traffic jam.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill once again shares several unusual words, including interstice (a small space), sagacious (having good judgment), pellucid (clear), rhapsody (enthusiastic expression of feelings), and gallimauphry (a confused jumble). They also explored contranyms, words with opposite meanings, such as sanction (meaning both a penalty and official approval) and cleave (meaning both to join together and to split apart). The session concluded with discussions on nomic (expressing wit or cleverness) and georgic (relating to agriculture or rural topics), with examples like the Farmer’s Almanac.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry engaged in a discussion about spy gadgets, including hidden cameras, GPS trackers, and mini drones. Other high-tech gadgets including smartwatches, night vision goggles, and smart glasses, with Terry and Keith sharing their experiences and knowledge about these devices. They also talked about less common gadgets like keychain audiobooks, signal jammers, lock-picking sets, and phone signal detectors, with Terry emphasizing their potential use by spies.
Anchor Topic
Jill discussed Canadian currency designed for visually impaired individuals, noting its distinct features including color-coded bills, tactile markings, and braille cells. Terry explained that Canadian money uses plastic tags to hold tactile bumps, similar to how American bills have raised numbers for the visually impaired. The discussion covered the sizes and designs of Canadian coins, including the Loonie and Toonie, and concluded with a brief mention that Canadian currency no longer features the queen’s image.
Keith, Jill, and Terry discussed the U.S. minting a tactile $10 bill, with Jill expressing a desire for Canada-style accessible currency. They also debated simplifying U.S. currency by eliminating the $1 bill and penny, while Terry humorously shared personal anecdotes about making mortgage payments in cash.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith reads a couple of humorous emails about cowboy boots and chicken plucking, which included a dog’s role in a humorous situation.
Our final thoughts including puns about birds, retirement, dating apps, and the high cost of meat. Jill mentioned buying a franchise and shared a poem, while Keith and Terry contributed jokes about animals, doctors, and butchers. The conversation concluded with Keith signing off and encouraging listeners to visit their website and leave ratings and reviews.
Notes written by AI, edited as required by Keith.
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Quick recap
The podcast hosts began by sharing personal updates and anecdotes about family events and experiences, including discussions about sports games and church activities. The group then shared various news stories and humorous tales, covering topics like unusual animal incidents, restaurant rankings, and historical time capsule discoveries. The conversation ended with vocabulary discussions, technology updates about iPhone features, email stories, and a session of sharing jokes among the hosts.
Summary
The podcast hosts discussed recent updates, including Terry’s new heart monitor and Jill’s experiences attending grandchildren’s soccer games. They shared humorous anecdotes about homecoming dances and the challenges of attending outdoor sports events in hot weather. The conversation touched on the rules surrounding high school dances and the differences in experiences between watching younger and older grandchildren’s games.
Terry discussed a church fish fry event where Terry and Keith shared their experiences with different types of fish, including buffalo and tilapia. Keith then shared details about a recent episode of The Beverly Hillbillies he watched, describing a scene where Granny’s magic potions temporarily transformed people’s speech and mannerisms.
News of the Week
The group shared several news stories and anecdotes. Terry told a story about a blind pigeon named Kevin in Texas who was found sleeping in a customer’s truck and was later reunited with his owner with help from the police. Jill shared a story about a slug in Germany that was caught crawling across doorbell buttons, causing multiple homes to ring at 2 AM. Keith shared news about a Maplewood, Missouri restaurant called Robins that was named one of the top 5 restaurants in the country, offering a four-course meal for $75.
Terry told a story about a pet toucan named Chester who fell into a toilet while his owner was cleaning, requiring the fire department to rescue him using Froot Loops. Jill shared a story about a police K-9 named Gator who found a bear instead of a suspect during a search in Volusia County. Keith concluded by sharing a story about an illegal immigrant moose named Emil who had traveled from Poland through the Czech Republic to Austria, causing train line closures when it reached railroad tracks near Vienna.
Terry shared a story about a time capsule found at Smithtown West High School that was supposed to be opened in 2017 but had been lost in storage since 1992. The capsule contained various school items including photos, calendars, banners, and a VHS tape from the 1970s and 1990s.
Jill’s Weird Words
The group then discussed several unusual words, including “snollygoster” (meaning a shrewd politician), “dorodango” (referring to a Japanese art form using earth and water), and “hypnagogic” (describing the state just before falling asleep).
The conversation was casual and included personal anecdotes and humor throughout the discussion.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry then shared a humorous top 10 list titled “10 Funny Reasons Why You Should Not Get Married,” highlighting benefits like unlimited bed space, fridge freedom, and no in-laws.
Anchor Topic
Keith turns the topic over to Terry who discussed recent iPhone updates, including iOS 18.7 and iOS 26, noting that many new features are visually oriented but don’t significantly impact Voiceover users. Terry shared his experience with the updates and mentioned a new call screening feature in the phone app.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared two email stories during the meeting. The first story was about a shoeshine man who posed as a millionaire named John Smith Jr to impress a CEO, eventually revealing his true identity and the origin of his wealth. The second story was about a couple who found $50,000 after it fell from an armored car, with the wife initially wanting to keep it but eventually agreeing to return it after police inquiry.
The final word from our AI companion
The meeting was a casual session where participants shared jokes and humorous anecdotes. Keith, Terry, and Jill took turns telling jokes covering various topics like animals, math, technology, and everyday situations. The conversation was light-hearted and included puns and wordplay. At the end, Keith wrapped up the session by thanking listeners and encouraging them to visit their website and leave ratings and reviews.
Show notes written by AI, edited as needed by Keith.
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Quick recap
The meeting began with Keith and others discussing challenges with health tracking apps, particularly focusing on accessibility issues for blind users and the difficulties they encounter with app navigation and functionality. The group then shared various animal-related news stories and unusual events, including a squirrel incident at a Yankees game and a raccoon that got drunk from eating fermented peaches. The conversation ended with discussions about proper etiquette when interacting with blind individuals and their guide dogs, followed by a light-hearted exchange of jokes and humorous anecdotes among the participants.
Summary
Keith discussed his struggles with using the Microsoft Teams app to log into a bariatric clinic meeting and his subsequent attempt to use a mobile app for tracking weight and meals. Despite following the tutorial, he encountered difficulties navigating the app due to unclear button labels and functionality. Keith’s wife helped identify the correct buttons, but he expressed frustration with the user experience.
Health Apps Accessibility Challenges Noting that the app’s interface was not user-friendly for blind users. He decided to track his health data manually using spreadsheets instead.
News of the Week
The group discussed recent animal-related news stories, including a squirrel that interrupted a Yankees game and became the subject of a collectible baseball card, and a raccoon that got drunk from eating fermented peaches and required CPR. Terry shared details about the squirrel incident, while Jill shared the raccoon story, noting that one raccoon was rescued and taken to a wildlife sanctuary for treatment after being found drunk in a dumpster.
Keith discussed an unusual event, a redhead festival in the Netherlands where thousands gather to celebrate their red hair, Terry shared a Guinness World Record attempt by a New Zealand woman who ran barefoot over 661 pounds of Lego bricks in 24.7 seconds. Jill shared a story about an unmanned sailboat that washed up on a South Carolina beach, which was eventually claimed by a salvage company. The discussion concluded with Keith suggesting that if he found such a boat, he would report it to authorities and offer to use it until the rightful owner claimed it.
Keith shared a story about a man who climbed a Colorado mountain wearing an ice cream cone suit and carrying a 60-pound backpack filled with ice cream sandwiches and dry ice, surprising hikers at the summit. Terry discussed a Massachusetts woman’s video of a mysterious object falling from the sky, which disappeared after appearing to be on fire, with officials refusing to comment on the incident.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill presented several unusual words, including “betwixt” meaning “in the middle,” “ilk” referring to a type or variety, and “canalize” related to canals. They also explored the meaning of “adumbrate” as a derogatory term for someone who is dumb, and “chorus gate” as a term for sparkling or skaters wearing rhinestones. The discussion was light-hearted and focused on word meanings and possible origins, with participants sharing their interpretations and connections to the words.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a humorous top ten list of reasons one might end up in the emergency room, which included attempting to pet a squirrel, attempting a backflip on a trampoline, and mistaking super glue for eye drops.
Anchor Topic
Based on a previous list presented by Terry, Keith turns it into a trivia quiz on what to do when you meet a blind person. Topics include appropriate ways to interact with blind individuals, emphasizing the importance of offering assistance while respecting their independence. He covered topics such as identifying oneself, speaking directly to the person, and providing guidance without being overly protective. Keith also shared a personal story about a negative encounter with a well-meaning stranger who grabbed him without identifying himself, highlighting the importance of asking for consent before offering help. The group discussed various techniques for guiding a blind person, including offering an elbow to hold onto and walking arm-in-arm at a normal pace.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith Reddit email from a listener, then Terry and Jill discussed a humorous story about Eli, a young child who loved ChapStick and once applied it to the family cat, Jack, on Mother’s Day.
A final word from our AI companion
The meeting primarily revolved around humorous anecdotes and jokes shared among the participants, including stories about pets, football, and personal experiences. Keith and Jill exchanged light-hearted comments about everyday situations, while Terry contributed jokes about football teams and banking. The group also discussed the importance of sharing their podcast with friends to increase listenership. The conversation ended with Keith encouraging listeners to visit their webpage and submit their own funny stories.
Notes written by AI Companion, edited as needed by Keith.
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Quick recap
The meeting began with the hosts sharing personal updates about family activities, health appointments, and household challenges before transitioning into a discussion about McDonald’s trivia and world records. The group engaged in wordplay and language exploration, sharing humorous definitions for various unusual words. The conversation ended with technical difficulties being addressed, followed by discussions about medical apps and health tracking tools, before ending with jokes and trivia about U.S. presidents and fast food.
Summary
Keith shared details about his grandsons’ football activities, including a “Gymboree” event and a varsity game. Jill mentioned her grandson’s senior year of high school football and her granddaughter’s first year playing flag football in a girls’ league supported by the Kansas City Chiefs. The conversation included light banter about flag football equipment and the potential for girls to get competitive in the sport.
The updates continue, including Terry’s recent doctor’s appointments and pool covering experience, Jill’s visit to her granddaughter who was trying to eat rocks, and Keith’s observations about flies.
Random Topic
We have nothing scheduled, so Terry shares a trivia question about McDonald’s Big Mac, which was introduced in 1967, and debated how many U.S. presidents might have eaten one. Stay tuned later for the correct answers.
News of the Week
Terry shared a news story about David Rush and Jonathan Hammond setting a world record for the most wet sponges thrown at someone’s face, achieving 96 smacks in total. Jill shared a story about an orange shark caught off the coast of Costa Rica, which was the first documented case of a shark with xanthyism, a condition causing yellow pigmentation similar to albinism.
Keith shared a story about three postal workers biking 1,863 miles from Spain to Finland to deliver letters to Santa Claus, with St. Nicholas himself participating in the handover. Jill shared stories about a bear breaking into an ice cream shop in California for strawberry ice cream and police rescuing baby geese trapped under a dam in Texas. The group also discussed the Tomatina festival in Bunol, Spain, where thousands participate in a tomato fight, and a Colorado county distributing free sweet corn after a truck overturned on the highway.
Jill’s Weird Words
Keith and Jill discussed several unusual words, including “randomthine,” “endogenous,” “euphony,” “consanguineous,” “fatuous,” “paradigm,” “winnow,” and “sockdolager.” They provided humorous and creative definitions for each word, often relating them to everyday situations or pop culture references. Terry joined the conversation briefly but experienced technical difficulties with audio. The discussion was light-hearted and focused on wordplay and language exploration.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a list of humorous doctor’s office sayings, including comments about test results, heart health, and exercise, with Jill and Keith providing reactions to each joke.
Anchor Topic
The area of the show her we discuss blindness related topics. Keith discussed his experiences with medical apps and health tracking tools, sharing how blind individuals can manage their health care through accessible apps and platforms. He described his nutrition clinic’s app and the benefits of keeping track of dietary intake, suggesting various methods like text messaging, voice memos, or journaling apps for recording food consumption. Keith also humorously criticized a journaling app for missing significant events during his trip to Alabama, emphasizing the importance of active engagement in health tracking.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared a humorous story from a young listener about his brother and sister-in-law staying at his house before their honeymoon, and their attempt to avoid questions about their absence by claiming they were still in bed. The group then discussed a joke email about a ranch wife hiring a gay cowboy as a ranch hand, who turned out to be more reliable than expected. Finally, Terry reveals the trivia answer.
The final word from our AI companion:
The meeting transcript appears to be a recording of a comedy podcast or radio show, featuring a series of jokes and humorous anecdotes shared by the hosts Terry, Jill, and Keith. The hosts took turns telling jokes on various topics, including math, school, animals, and technology, and interacted with each other in a light-hearted manner. The show concluded with a plug for the podcast’s website and a request for listener feedback and ratings.
Show notes provided by AI, edited as required by Keith.
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Quick recap
The meeting focused on Terry’s recent hospital experience, where he shared details about his medical diagnosis, treatment, and interactions with hospital staff, including humorous anecdotes about his dietary restrictions and encounters with nurses. The group exchanged various light-hearted stories and jokes, ranging from animal rescues and unusual emergency situations to humorous personal experiences and listener submissions. The conversation ended with discussions about manual skills and device charging innovations, while encouraging listeners to engage with their website and podcast.
Summary
we all discussed Terry’s recent hospital stay, where he was diagnosed with multiple health issues, including chest pain, an infection, and kidney stones. Terry shared his experience undergoing various medical tests, including an MRI, and mentioned the hospital’s lack of red beets, which disappointed him. Keith and Jill humorously commented on Terry’s hospital experience, including the headbang injury and the use of headphones during the MRI.
Terry shared his experience of being on a diabetic diet in the hospital, where he was able to eat large amounts of meat while avoiding carbohydrates. Keith provided dietary advice, suggesting a balanced plate with a quarter meat, a quarter carbohydrate, and the rest non-starchy vegetables. Terry mentioned receiving attention from nurses and a nun-doctor, who he found flirtatious. The conversation concluded with jokes about Terry’s tan and the group discussing the celibacy requirements for nuns and priests.
Terry shared his experience of being misdiagnosed by a doctor who failed to recognize his blindness and properly assess his symptoms, including vertigo and dizziness. He described difficulties with hospital room service due to his blindness and the subsequent complaint filed against him, which was later resolved after a hospital administrator visited his room. Terry also expressed frustration with the lack of his prescribed medications during his hospital stay, despite having provided a complete list upon admission.
With the extended opening remarks, we skip our random topics segment and get right to the news.
News of the Week
Terry shared a story about emergency responders in California who found what appeared to be a dead body in a canal, but it turned out to be a discarded blow-up sex doll. Jill then told a story about Peanut, a red-eared slider turtle in Missouri with a unique figure-8 shaped shell, which was caused by getting stuck in a plastic six-pack holder when it was younger. The turtle, now 41 years old, was celebrated with a birthday party at the nature center, where they had activities and food including worms and crickets.
Keith shared a story about a rare juvenile wood stork found in Wisconsin, which was initially spotted by a deer hunter and later confirmed by wildlife technicians. Terry discussed a record-breaking attempt by David Rush and Josh Horton’s team, who ate 559 baked beans with toothpicks in three minutes, surpassing the previous record of 429 beans. Jill shared a story about a skunk rescue in Pennsylvania, where a man used a skateboard and a leash to save the animal from a skate bowl, with the skunk later releasing the skateboard in the parking lot.
Keith shared a segment about a Lithuanian Corgi race, noting its international participation from various European countries and a costume challenge. Terry recounted a story about a deer in Ohio with a bird feeder stuck on its antlers, highlighting the animal’s apparent lack of discomfort and the officials’ decision to let nature take its course.
Jill’s Weird Words
Since this segment seems been snapped from last week’s episode, we presented here today.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry presented a humorous top-10 list of reasons not to sleep naked in a hospital, which included potential embarrassment, awkward interactions, and unexpected attention from hospital staff.
Anchor Topic
We shifted to a discussion about manual skills, focusing on safe plug-in practices and the challenges of plugging in devices without assistance. Keith mentioned that this week’s topic would be manual skills, which could include handicraft, artwork, or home mechanics, and he shared his experience with using rechargeable headsets and the potential for wireless device charging innovations.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith read some listener email including a story about a priest helping to hide a hair removal device during a flight and another about a lie-detecting robot that slapped its owner when lies were told. He also read an email from a listener who scared her husband into sobriety by dressing as the devil and confronting him after midnight. The stories were met with laughter and comments from Terry and Jill. We wrap everything up with our usual final thoughts.
Here’s a parting remark from our AI companion.
The meeting primarily revolved around a light-hearted exchange of jokes and anecdotes among Keith, Terry, and Jill. Keith and Terry shared personal stories, including Keith’s first skydiving experience and Terry’s joke from his grandson, while Jill contributed several humorous observations about school and life. The group wrapped up the meeting by encouraging listeners to visit their website, subscribe to their podcast, and donate to the Terry Goat Fund.
Since AI can make mistakes, show notes have been edited as required by Keith.
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Quick recap
your hosts began by sharing personal updates and anecdotes before transitioning to a discussion about upcoming movies and their fictional reviews. They then explored various unusual news stories and humorous anecdotes, including animal rescues, unusual encounters, and strange events. The conversation ended with discussions about unusual words, assistive technologies, and a casual exchange of jokes, despite some technical difficulties with audio playback.
Summary
Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed various personal updates and anecdotes, including Jill’s recent travel and her granddaughter’s unique toast creation. Terry shared details about his pool maintenance routine and plans for closing it for the season. The group also touched on the start of the school year.
Random Topic
we spin the wheel of randomness, and land on our made-up movie review. The name of the game is to reviewed several films, based only on the titles. Today’s pics including “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,” “Hell House LLC,” “The Mask that reads to you,” “Black Swan,” “Primitive War,” and “Honey, don’t.” Keith and Terry humorously speculated about the plots and potential themes of some movies.
News of the Week
Terry gets us started with a news story about a Terry in New Zealand. The story was about a blind man using a white cane to rescue a koala from traffic, while Jill discussed a Florida man’s encounter with an alligator while fishing in Pennsylvania. Keith then recounted a story about rabbits in Colorado with horn-like growths caused by a virus, which scientists say is harmless and may have inspired the jackalope myth.
But wait! There’s more! Terry shared a story about an escaped sheep in Chicago’s West Loop that was captured by animal control and taken to a shelter on the south side. Jill then told a story about a wallet found in the engine of a Ford Edge at a Minnesota repair shop, which had been missing for 11 years and contained $15 in cash and $250 in gift cards. Both stories were discussed with humor and curiosity by Keith and Jill.
The noose keeps on coming, but is not all fun and games. Keith shared a story about a man arrested in Georgia for throwing sex toys onto the court during WNBA games, facing charges of disorderly conduct and public indecency. Terry then told a story about a British Columbia woman’s 6-pound Pomeranian, Scout, chasing a bear out of her house. Finally, Terry mentioned an event in Chicago where 82,000 rubber ducks were released into the Illinois River for the Special Olympics, raising $250,000.
Jill’s Weird Words
The group discussed several unusual words, with Jill presenting definitions and examples for each. They explored words like “emulous” (relating to taxes), “uxorious” (showing excessive submission to one’s wife), “risible” (provoking laughter), and “Verdi gal” (meaning truth). The conversation included discussions about multivocal (having multiple meanings or interpretations) and velociously (rapid or fast). Terry mentioned his dogs barking at a mouse, and Keith noted that Mae West, known for her voluptuousness, was born this week in 1893.
Okay, AI companion, I think you have a couple of those definitions mixed up. I guess that means listeners will have to pay attention to see what they really mean.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a humorous top-ten list about the challenges of being a chicken.
Anchor Topic
The group discussed various assistive technologies, including the Victor Reader, Echo glasses, and their compatibility with different devices. Terry shared a story about his brother’s broken Victor Reader and considered swapping it with Steve for a new one.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith read and we all laughed at two listener emails, one about a fictional pain-transferring machine during childbirth and another about a vet charging $650 for a dead dog.
In the signing off, our AI companion has this to say: six the group engaged in a casual exchange of jokes and humorous anecdotes, with Keith, Terry, and Jill’s participating in a light-hearted discussion. Technical difficulties with Terry’s headphones and audio playback were encountered, but the group persisted with their conversation. Keith mentioned working on new jokes about wind and shared a few, while Jill’s contributed several puns and jokes related to sports and school supplies. The conversation ended with Keith signing off and encouraging listeners to visit their website for show notes and to share their own funny family stories.
Notes written by our AI companion, edited as needed by Keith.
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Quick recap
The episode was a casual and light-hearted conversation among Keith, Jill, and Terry, who shared various personal anecdotes, trivia questions, and humorous stories about pets and animals. The group engaged in word games and discussions about language, including the meanings of specific words and terms. The conversation ended with Keith sharing humorous anecdotes and encouraging listeners to engage with their podcast through their website and social media platforms.
Summary
Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed various light-hearted topics, including Jill’s playful renaming herself “Pail of Water,” and Keith’s new large-print Bible. Keith shared his experience with his granddaughter Abby’s guide dog training and his preference for a physical Bible over reading on a phone. The conversation was casual and focused on personal anecdotes.
Keith shared a story about David’s wife’s farm land, where they encountered butterflies on Kayla’s head while dropping off the kids. They discussed the potential for livestock on the land, though it was mostly wooded.
Random Topic
we spin up the wheel of randomness to land on a trivia game. The game included, questions about Georgia’s decline, Carrie Fisher’s identity, and Alexander Graham Bell’s family history.
Other questions included: the official language of Portugal (Portuguese), the company that makes Brisk iced tea (Lipton), and the landmark in New York City that served as an entry point for millions of immigrants (Ellis Island). They also identified the deadly sin that describes a lazy person (sloth) and the number 6 hit song from 1970 (“Ain’t No Mountain High Enough”). Finally, they discussed the term for a place where battered women can find shelter (asylum).
News of the Week
Keith and Terry discussed the Hambone Award, which is given to pets for the most unusual and unexpected reasons they ended up at the vet. Terry read out several bizarre stories of pets ingesting or getting into various objects, including a dog that ate a holiday ham and another that swallowed an air pod. Jill shared a story about a UK man who broke his neck after tripping over his cat, which led to a discussion about pets causing harm to their owners.
The news continues with various pet-related stories, including a canine surfing championship near San Francisco where dogs compete in weight classes and perform tricks on boards. Terry shared a story about a forest fire in British Columbia that was allegedly started when an eagle dropped a fish onto a transformer, causing a power outage. Jill then told a story about Milwaukee Brewers coach Pat Murphy, who was known for eating snacks like pancakes and pizza out of his pocket during games, leading the team to start selling pancakes at stadium concessions.
But wait, there’s more! We have two animal-related stories. Keith shared details about the annual Chincoteague Pony Swim in Virginia, where wild ponies make an annual swim across a channel, an event that gained worldwide attention after being featured in a 1947 children’s novel. Terry then shared a story about a Chihuahua in Texas who set a Guinness World Record by removing 11 bottle caps in one minute on his 4th birthday, a skill he demonstrated naturally without any practice.
Jill’s Weird Words
we discussed several words and their meanings, including “horology” (the study of time), “ossify” (to turn into bone), “sonorous” (relating to sound), and “inveigle” (to talk someone into something). They also discussed the word “corybantic,” which they incorrectly pronounced and initially thought might be related to weight loss drugs, but was actually defined as meaning “wild frenzy or crazy.” The final word they discussed was “riviere,” which they incorrectly pronounced and initially thought might be related to the French Riviera, but was actually defined as a necklace of gems that increases in size towards the middle.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a humorous top 10 list of things you can do without teeth, including gumming food, winning staring contests, whistling, and enjoying ice cream. The conversation concluded with Keith sharing a story about sailors using false teeth to chew food outside their mouths.
Anchor Topic
this is the part of the show where we like to talk about blindness rehab issues. This week is in the category of low vision. Keith discussed low vision topics, including a large print Bible he purchased and potential accessibility benefits of wearable technology like Google or Meta glasses. He also shared his experience switching from Amazon Music to Amazon Prime, noting that Prime includes descriptive audio for movies and TV shows. The group briefly discussed the movie “Pick Up (rated R),” starring Eddie Murphy, which Keith recommended.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared two humorous emails. In the first, he described a job interview where a candidate anonymously named Forrest Gump answered three unusual questions correctly, earning him a promotion. In the second story, a Florida pastor discovered a church member regularly donating $1,000 in pink envelopes, only to learn she was receiving $10,000 weekly from her veterinarian son who operated multiple cat houses in Nevada.
Of course, we share our final thoughts. Here’s how RAI companion summarizes the episode:
The meeting was a casual conversation among Keith, Jill, and Terry, filled with jokes and light-hearted banter. They shared various humorous anecdotes and played word games, including knock-knock jokes and puns. The conversation ended with Keith signing off and encouraging listeners to engage with their podcast through their website and social media platforms.
AI generated comments, edited as needed by Keith.
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although we tried to get things started properly, we seem to have given our AI secretary the day off. Here are some notes straight from Keith.
Jill tells about her trip to Wichita to babysit her grandchildren. Terry has news about melting M&Ms. Keith talks about his granddaughter’s love language, and prayer language as well. He also discusses a car show that was in town over the weekend. Terry gives an update about his gimpy foot.
Random Topic
We gave the wheel of randomness a spin, and land on our made-up movie reviews. The rule of the game is that we read the titles, and make up our own reviews based only on that information. Listen in to see what we have to say about:
dogs on the Sendero, Sketch, Pick up, Stand-In and a Dialogue with the Devil.
News of the Week
Terry shares a story where firefighters had to rescue a cow from a swimming pool. Jill has a story about a seal who wanted to go to guide dog school in California. Keith tells us about a cat who likes to steal people’s underwear. The fun stories continue with the retired alpaca, radioactive wasps and the woman who set world records by rowing a boat around the world.
Jill’s Weird Words
As usual, Jill’s word list gives us a hard time. We managed to guess a few, and have fun with the rest of them.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Join in to see if you might qualify to earn the label of old fark. Terry has top 10 sign that you just might be one.
Anchor topic
This week the category of blindness rehab that we discuss is on living skills. Since Terry has recently had a slip and fall, we talk about safety in the house and tripping hazards.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith reads listener email. First up is one from a hotel manager who allows dogs and his establishment. The next one is from a man who met a World War II veteran and a restaurant. To close everything out, we share some final thoughts that cover topics ranging from school, to superheroes and stray anecdotes. Be sure you stay in touch with our website, send us an email and subscribe to our podcast.
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Quick recap
your hosts, Keith, Jill, and Terry shared personal vacation experiences and discussed various news stories, including unusual events and humorous anecdotes. The group explored word meanings and etymology, followed by a discussion of presidential candidates and technology topics like water-resistant phones and charging devices. The conversation ended with lighthearted banter and jokes, along with a reminder for listeners to subscribe to the podcast and leave ratings and reviews.
Summary
Jill shared details about her trip to Florida with her family, including visiting the beach and various attractions. They talked about the challenges of navigating the beach with visual impairments and the importance of wearing appropriate footwear. Keith inquired about a Facebook picture of Jill petting a taxidermic crocodile, which she confirmed was not alive. The conversation was light-hearted and focused on their personal experiences.
Jill shared her fishing experiences, including catching a seahorse with her grandson, and discussed trying various types of fish during a vacation. Keith mentioned his son, Mike, visited from Wichita, Kansas, on a motorcycle trip, and they spent time together before Mikey continued his journey. Terry and Keith briefly discussed Mike’s job as a maintenance department shopper at the Wichita airport. Terry shared an update about his truck being repaired after a long breakdown, with the motor replaced and a $356 bill to cover the costs.
Random Topic
It’s time once again for gas the year! The team played a guessing game about historical events from 1984, including Michael Jackson winning 8 Grammy awards and the boycott of the summer Olympics.
News of the Week
Terry shared details about a postponed world’s largest omelet event in New York City due to a milk truck spill, while Jill recounted a Florida wildlife conservation rescue of a 9-foot alligator blocking an interstate. Keith then presented a story about a 54-pound meteorite from Mars being auctioned in New York, estimated to sell for $2-4 million, alongside a mounted dinosaur skeleton. Terry questioned how scientists determined the rock’s Martian origin, leading to a discussion about the meteorite’s long journey and its discovery site in Africa.
We continue our quest for odd news stories and laughs by sharing several humorous news stories, including one about English chefs attempting to create the world’s largest Scotch egg, which broke apart during frying and was turned into breakfast burritos. Jill then discussed an escaped monitor lizard in Massachusetts that crossed into Connecticut, heading south towards Mexico despite its owners lacking proper paperwork. Terry concluded with stories about a chicken pecking at a Buffalo Wild Wings door in Iowa and unusual items found on a Megabus in the UK, which are either returned to owners or donated to charity. The conversation ended with Terry mentioning a bear interrupting a golf tournament in Japan, leading to a discussion about the Happy Gilmore movie.
Jill’s Weird Words
The group discussed several words and their meanings, including ornithopter (a flying device that flaps its wings), abstruse (difficult to understand), glyptic (related to engraving or carving), tortuous (full of twists and turns), ductile (able to be drawn out into thin wire), and delineate (to describe or portray something precisely). They also discussed the word arras, which means a tapestry hung over a wall or window, and noctumulus, which means to sleepwalk. The conversation was informal and included jokes and puns related to the words being discussed.
Terry’s Top 10 Lists
We transition into Terry’s top 10 list of entertaining presidential candidates, including Dwayne Johnson, Steve Carell, Bill Nye, Morgan Freeman, Keanu Reeves, Ryan Reynolds, Jeff Goldblum, Danny DeVito, Tom Hanks, and Weird Al Yankovic. Terry emphasized the importance of unpredictability and humor in leadership, while Keith and Jill contributed occasional comments. The conversation concluded with a brief mention of orientation, mobility, and communication technology, as well as a lighthearted joke about avoiding unnecessary phone calls to Jill while she’s on vacation.
Anchor Topic
This is the segment where we talk about blindness rehab issues. Today’s category is in the area of communications. Keith, Jill, and Terry discussed their experiences with water-resistant phones and charging technologies. They shared anecdotes about phones surviving underwater and the development of new iPhone models with fewer ports for better waterproofing. Keith mentioned using an inductive charger that can charge multiple devices simultaneously.
Email and Final Thoughts
Finally, Keith shared a humorous email about a doctor’s appointment where a woman husband raised an unusual concern about his body temperature after sex. He also read a second one regarding an embarrassing birthday story. As usual, we finish everything off with some of our final thoughts.
PS: summarizing note from our AI companion follows.
Light-Hearted Banter and Anecdotes
The meeting primarily revolved around a series of jokes and humorous anecdotes shared by Keith, Terry, and Jill, with no significant decisions or action items discussed. Keith and the others exchanged light-hearted banter, including jokes about birthdays, weather changes, and various everyday situations. The session concluded with a reminder to listeners to subscribe to the podcast and leave ratings and reviews.
AI written notes, edited as needed by Keith.
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Quick recap As usual we cover a wide range of topics, starting with personal updates and experiences. We then delve into trivia and discussions about various subjects, including Groundhog Day, interesting news stories, and the meanings of unusual words. Finally, we explored assistive technologies for computers and concluded with a round of jokes and puns. […]
It looks like our robot secretary was taking a nap while we were recording. Here’s what you’ll find in this episode anyway. We get started with our segment of what’s new. Jill tells about an urgent text message she received about not paying her fines at the toll bridge. We have a good reason to […]
Quick recap Your hosts discussed various personal experiences, news stories, and interesting facts, including a TV show, a free diver, a cryptocurrency entrepreneur, a blind and deaf dog, and the world’s largest ice maze. They also delved into the meanings of various words, the origins of out-of-place artifacts, and potential solutions for dressing and personal […]
Quick recap The hosts discussed various topics, including personal experiences, updates on their lives, and plans for home improvements. They also engaged in a trivia game, shared stories, and played a game of “weird words.” The conversation ended with the team discussing orientation and mobility in the snow, sharing jokes and anecdotes, and discussing their […]
Quick recap We discussed our personal experiences with the recent snowfall, our upcoming doctor appointments, and the possibility of snow days. we also shared various news stories, including complaints about toilet seats, treasure hunters recovering Lego pieces, and a baby pygmy hippo at a zoo. The conversation ended with discussions on different words and their […]
Quick recap Casual conversations about Christmas gifts, movie reviews, and humorous fictional plots based on movie titles. Your hosts also shared stories about various individuals and events, including a skateboarder’s journey, a chess player’s fine, the theft of Ruby Slippers, and a company’s massive chicken wing cookout. The Podcast also included discussions about Christmas traditions, […]
Quick recap we shared personal experiences, stories, and jokes related to Christmas, including Terry’s new stove, Keith’s AI companion, and Jill’s Christmas cookie-making. They also discussed various Christmas-related words, their meanings, and how they have evolved over time. Summary Terry discussed his recent experiences with a new stove and a broken truck. He also mentioned […]
Quick recap Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed various topics including potential logos for their podcast, upcoming plans, and news stories. They also shared humorous stories, jokes, and one-liners, and discussed unusual words and their meanings. Additionally, they discussed their experiences with technology, including issues with their computers and telemarketers, and shared their thoughts on various […]
Quick recap Your hosts discussed their personal plans and experiences, including Thanksgiving preparations, a cat’s disappearance, and the comfort of a new support hose. They also engaged in light-hearted discussions about various topics, such as penguins, cars, and unexpected cultural phenomena. The conversation ended with a focus on literature, film, and the importance of muscle […]
Quick recap The team discussed the progress of their podcast, shared updates on their personal lives, and engaged in a Thanksgiving-themed quiz. They also shared amusing anecdotes from their daily lives, discussed trivia questions related to Thanksgiving food traditions, and shared various unusual incidents involving law enforcement and animals. Lastly, they discussed the challenges of […]
Quick recap
JOIN IN WITH light-hearted discussions about various topics, including personal experiences, historical events, and pop culture references. We also share stories about significant news events and humorous anecdotes, with a focus on word meanings and games. Additionally, we discussed new technologies and devices, such as the Glide device for visually impaired individuals. Check it out at this being developed at:www.glidance.com
Summary
Politics and School Shooting Incident
In the meeting, Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed various topics including politics and a recent school shooting incident in Wisconsin. Jill shared a story about her sister-in-law’s son, a teacher at Roosevelt Elementary School in Kenosha, who saved his school from a potential shooting by talking down the shooter and calling the police. The group also engaged in light-hearted banter about the need for a screwdriver and the occasional absence of orange juice and vodka.
to get things started, Keith and Terry shared their personal experiences and humorous anecdotes. Keith recounted an adventure with his cat, Miss Kitty. Also known as: Get Down from There! Or, Stupid Cat! Although she’s a good cat, she likes to escape and has a bell collar to alert people. Terry shared his recent experience at a buffet breakfast sponsored by local businesses for Veterans Day, where he and his wife enjoyed various free meals throughout the day. Jill’s shared her big news of the week, although it wasn’t funny, it was significant, since it involved a relative of hers stopping a school shooting.
Random Topic
We play a game of guessing a year based on news events, which Keith facilitated. The light-hearted discussion about various historical events and pop culture references included: the Super Bowl, the Baltimore Colts, Elvis Presley, the Boeing 747, and the Apollo missions. The conversation was filled with humor and friendly competition as they tried to recall specific details and dates.
News of the Week
Terry started us out with a news story from Cambridge, Massachusetts, where two porta potties fell off a truck and were left on the road. Jill’s shared a story about a British daredevil, Johnny Davies, who broke a Guinness record by being intentionally dragged behind his motorcycle at 159 miles per hour. The group found the story amusing and surprising.
Stay tuned for more stories about a world record involving fast fingers, a monkey escape, hidden treasure, and a ghostly Halloween competition.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill and Keith engaged in a game of guessing the meanings of words, with Terry occasionally chiming in. As usual, are guesses are mostly wrong, although Jill throws one in for us that is easy, and we get pretty close on a couple others.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry then shared a list of 12 things one should know if they move to the Appalachian Mountains, including the existence of many types of snakes and spiders, and the fact that there’s no such thing as lunch, only dinner and supper.
Anchor Topic
The conversation then shifted to a new device called ‘Glide’ that uses AI and imagery to assist visually impaired individuals in navigating their surroundings. Keith mentioned that it’s currently in the Alpha stage and is expected to be ready for production in September 2025. The device is estimated to cost $1,500 with a monthly service fee, but pre-purchasing may offer a discount.
We have a couple of emails this week. One is about a coworker who has trouble with the pedestrian crosswalk. The other is about a cowboy deer Hunter. As usual, we wrap everything up with our final thoughts.
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we nearly forget to hit the record button before we get started today. However, Keith forgot to hit the button to start our robot secretary, so we are back to taking notes by hand this week.
Terry has a lot to get us started by talking about his prospect of getting some natural lawnmowers. Find out all the gritty details about having a goat or sheep as your pet. Jill is resting her sore throat, and doesn’t contribute. Keith tells about how his cat is quickly whittling away some of her nine lives.
Random Topic
We spin up our wheel of randomness and land on “Made up Movie Reviews.” The name of the game is that we share the title of movies, or TV shows coming out this week. That we make up what it’s about, based only on the title. Of course, what we say in our reviews are always 100% correct.
It’s that time of year, and we have a couple of Christmas titles to review.
News of the Week
Terry tells us about a couple of adventuresome parrots, just seeking out a little exercise. Jill has a story about some runaway goats, and an accompanying dog. Keith tells us about a lady driver who saw the ship. Terry has a little microphone trouble, but Jill has a follow-up about her bat beauty contest. We learn about some misbehaving bears and Alabama, the hazards of the career in breakdancing, and more. Where would we be without mentioning at least one world record?
Jill’s Weird Words
Once again, Jill presents the words and we try to guess what they mean. Somehow, we accidentally get one right, but we hope that you have fun as you listen and we try our best guesses.
Terry’s Top 10
Who says there are no stupid questions? Today we feature a top 10 list of stupid questions kids asked once there in college. While some of them should be things a person of that age should already know, we agree that we can see how a college age students might not know a couple of these.
Anchor Topic
The topic of the week is on living skills. We discussed automated homes using smart devices. None of us actually have a smart home system, although Terry is probably the one closest to it since he has so many Amazon devices. We share what we know about the set up and how to get things started. Once configured initially, a smart home system can greatly help the quality of life of a blind person.
We wrap up our show with a couple of emails. One involving a psychic adventure to learn about deceased pets. The other is a classic family story about a relative who was a farmer. We close it all out with our final thoughts.
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Quick recap
The team discussed their personal experiences, including a visit to a store, a trip to Kansas City, and a close encounter with a mouse, With some humorous interpretations of the events. Lastly, they shared various words and phrases related to Halloween and other topics, along with some humorous anecdotes.
Summary
Keith mentioned that he was working on new intro music for the podcast and that there were rearrangements of appointments. Terry shared his experience of visiting a store and coming home with a cigarette lighter and an ashtray, which he repurposed as a potato chip bowl. The conversation also touched on the topic of marijuana samples in the parking lot, but Terry clarified that they didn’t contain any marijuana.
Keith mentioned that he had a new podcast photo and that Chris was planning to dress up for Halloween. Terry shared his experience of finding a mouse in his pants while working on a phone jack, and Jill recounted her trip to Kansas City to watch soccer games with her granddaughter. The group also discussed their pets, with Keith mentioning that their cat had escaped from its upstairs prison and was now roaming the house. Jill shared that she had enjoyed Greek food and Kansas City barbecue during her trip.
Random Topic
before we get started with the random topic game, something went wrong and there was a crash . the Retrobots managed to handle the segment and shared a few moments from the world of old-time radio.
this Week in the News
Terry shared a story about an Orca whale defecating in the water at an Orchis show, while Jill’s shared a story about a bat escaping from a German zoo and ending up in a woman’s jacket.
Keith shared a story about thousands of shipping containers lost at sea, with some of their contents washing up on shorelines, causing environmental issues. Terry then shared a story about a sewer backup in England, where a large ball of candy wrappers caused a blockage. Jill’s next story was about a bat beauty contest, where people could vote for the cutest bat. Keith then shared a story about a family who found out their mother’s body was sent to the wrong country after seeing a post on TikTok. Finally, Terry shared a story about three young bears attacking a woman’s Halloween pumpkins in North Carolina.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill and Keith discussed various words and their meanings, often with humorous interpretations.
Terry’s Top 10
Terry Actually has a list of the top 20 Halloween related songs .enjoy the list, in the short musical interludes.
anchor Topic
we discussed communications, and what that means for blind people in their challenges and reading various material. we also agree that email has been the best way for blind people to communicate these days over print media.
letters from Listeners
Keith reads a couple of emails.one is about a cantankerous old man who died . the other one is about the dangers of eating chicken sandwiches. as usual we close everything up with our final thoughts .
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Quick recap
The meeting covered various topics, including updates on the podcast, personal stories, and discussions about words and their meanings. Participants shared interesting facts and stories, such as world records and unusual events, while also exploring potential movie plots and titles.
Summary
Keith and Terry discussed their podcast, which is in its fourth season, and planned to reset the show count when they start their fifth season. Keith also mentioned his intention to open an account with Sticker Mule to create custom stickers and keychains for their podcast. Jill shared updates about her son’s dogs and her daughter-in-law’s wedding in North Carolina.
In the News this Week
In the meeting, Terry shared a story about a world record-breaking event in China where a textile company produced the largest pair of blue jeans, measuring 250 feet 5 inches long and 192 feet 10 inches in circumference. Keith and Jill’s discussed the weight of the jeans, which was 7,956.6 pounds, and how it could fit a T-Rex or the Statue of Liberty. Jill’s then shared a story about a Minnesota man who grew a pumpkin weighing over 2,700 pounds, which won a state record-breaking contest in California. Keith then discussed the use of artificial intelligence in police departments to help with record-keeping and identifying criminal trends.
More news topics included: a world record for the largest sausage, a story about a homeless man taking a bath in someone’s house, and the impact of social media on daily routines. Keith shared his approach to managing his social media accounts, emphasizing the importance of curating his timeline to avoid negative content.
Jill’s Weird Words
In the meeting, Jill, Keith, and Terry discussed various words and their meanings, with a focus on words related to Halloween. Jill introduced the word “interdigitate” and its meaning, which led to a discussion about magic tricks. But don’t worry, this is just the tip of the iceberg!
Terry’s Top 10
Terry then shared his top 10 fun facts about Halloween.
Anchor Topic
The topic of the week is orientation and mobility. Keith, Terry and Jill discussed some basics for those listeners who may be fairly new to the show. Orientation is the art and skill of maintaining your mental map of where you are. Mobility is the basics of putting 1 foot in front of the other.
we have two emails to share this week. One has to do with a couple of little old ladies in their driving experience. The other has to do with the young kindergartner and his adventures in his first week of walking to school. As usual, we close everything out was our final thoughts.
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Quick recap
The team engaged in light-hearted discussions about personal experiences, including birthday parties, ice cream, and sports. They also played a guessing game about word meanings and participated in a tongue twister game.
Did we do that?
The conversation then shifted to various unusual uses of human and animal body parts, the existence of books bound in human skin, and the topic of visual impairment services.
Summary
Terry shared that his grandson, Braden, turned 10 and loves pink flamingos, leading to a humorous discussion about potential gifts.
Terry, Keith, and Jill discussed their recent meals and cooking experiences. Keith enjoyed a large, crispy chicken Big Mac.
Jill had Beanie Weenies for dinner and considered having them again for lunch. Terry expressed interest in trying the chicken Big Mac and mentioned his wife learning to use the air fryer.
Jill and George spent their weekend visiting their oldest daughter and her family, where they watched their grandson play the baritone saxophone. Afterwards, they visited an expensive ice cream shop, where they spent around $70 on ice cream for their group of 7.
Keith and Jill discussed the challenges of tuning into a specific radio station for a game, with Keith expressing his difficulty in using his digital, solar-powered radio.
Terry joined the conversation, jokingly advising Jill to plug her ears to avoid hearing a man’s secret.
Random topic
Keith and Terry participated in a trivia game (hey, what about Jill?) where they guessed trivial facts about Coca-Cola.
News of the Week
Although we had some totally awesome news stories, apparently our AI companion decided not to summarize any of them. You’ll have to listen in and enjoy the world record-setting stories, dumb criminals, animals and more.
Jill’s Weird Words
Keith, Terry, and Jill played a guessing game about word meanings.
Jill gave us the words, and we did our best to try to guess them. And for the times we couldn’t guess them, what Chris most of the time, we just made stuff up.
Terry’s Top 10
Terry tells us about some unusual Uses of Human and Animal Body Parts such as tattooing maps onto human skin, using blood for cave paintings, and creating sculptures from bones. But wait, and Dylan gets creepier from there. Listen in and enjoy. Despite the creepiness, the conversation was light-hearted and humorous.
Anchor Topic
Keith then led a discussion on visual impairment services, emphasizing the importance of awareness and support for blind individuals. He mentioned that the day we recorded this was White Cane Awareness Day. The group discussed a few ways for blind people to celebrate the day.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared an email about a second-grade teacher’s experience with a birthing story in her classroom during show and tell. As usual, we wrap it up was our final thoughts, although Terry seems to have left the podcasts early.
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Quick recap
Keith, Terry, and Jill, hosts of the “That Sounds Funny” podcast, shared personal stories, discussed various topics including holidays, birthdays, and current events, and engaged in word games during their meeting. They touched on frustrations with political commercials and explored the meanings of different words. The group also conversed about recent news stories, including animal-related incidents and unusual contests.
Summary
Keith, Terry, and Jill Podcast Episode 203
Keith, Terry, and Jill, two blind brothers and a blind sister, host a podcast called “That Sounds Funny” in its fourth season. In episode 203, recorded on October 8th, 2024, they discuss their plans for the previous week when they couldn’t record due to an issue with Keith. Terry shares a funny story about getting a haircut and discovering a mysterious scab on his head. Keith mentions a shooting incident in Donaldson.
Keith, Jill, and Terry shared personal anecdotes and humor, with Keith recounting a story about a man who had his brother shoot his wife, and a new kitten named Miss Kitty. Jill shared a funny story about her grandson’s joke about a deer with no eyes or feet, which he named Edward. The group also discussed a song about a reindeer named Camilla that got run over. The conversation ended on a light-hearted note with everyone enjoying the shared stories and humor. The group also discussed their frustration with political commercials, which they found misleading and lacking in facts. They agreed that both candidates need to be fact-checked, as the commercials often contain propaganda and lies about the opposing side.
Keith shared his recent experiences, including a foot injury. He explained that he had been dealing with open wounds and was supposed to see an infectious disease doctor, but due to a swollen and red foot, he was sent to the emergency room where it was discovered he had a broken bone. Keith also mentioned that he had been unable to get an appointment with an orthopedic doctor to further investigate the issue. The team also discussed their personal experiences, including Terry’s memory of his father kicking him in the butt, which resulted in a broken finger. The conversation ended with Keith sharing his experiences of trying to work while keeping his foot elevated.
Random Topic
We don’t have our usual birthday segment, but Keith and Terry reminisced about notable birthdays, including Jimmy Carter’s 100th birthday and Larry Fine’s 100th birthday. They also discussed the history of the 3 Stooges, with Keith clarifying that Larry Fine and Moe Howard were the original stooges, and Curly Howard joined later.
We finally get to our random topic and feature October 17. Keith discussed various holidays and events, including Black Poetry Day, Child Poverty Day, and the Day of the Races. He also mentioned the International Day to Eradicate Poverty and the National Clean Your Virtual Desktop Day.
This Week in the News
Terry then shared news about the National Toy Museum inducting 12 new toys, including balloons, choose-your-own-adventure books, and remote-control vehicles.
Jill shared an amusing story about Damian Lewis, an actor, leading a ceremonial sheep crossing over the London Bridge, an event claimed to have been happening for centuries but only in its 11th annual occurrence.
Keith shared a story about a challenge being made to the LGBT community. The group’s goals were either to expose hypocrisy in supporting both LGBT and Palestinian causes, or potentially change Hamas’ stance on the issue.
Terry shared a story about two squirrels in England who boarded a subway train without paying for a ticket, causing chaos among passengers. The train was diverted, and the squirrels were eventually lured off the train with nuts. Jill’s shared a story about a criminal hiding in a dilapidated building, who fell through the ceiling and was caught by the marshals. Keith then shared a story about a bear contest in Alaska’s Katmai National Park and Reserve, where bears are voted on for who will gain the most weight before hibernation. The contest is part of Black Bear Week and allows people to vote online for their favorite bear or cub.
Keith, Terry, and Jill had a casual conversation involving a cheesecake competition in Lowville and the potential Mega Millions lottery cost increase from $2 to $5 per ticket, which Terry expressed concern about affording. Keith humorously suggested people could donate to help Terry buy a ticket.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill and Keith also discussed the meanings of words like ‘reliquary’, ‘erudacious’, ‘Erinaceus’, and ‘soygne’, with Keith linking some humorously to Terry’s stepdaughter. Jill expressed surprise at the lack of information for some words. The conversation ended without significant decisions, with Terry possibly leaving due to a phone call.
Terry’s Top 10
Terry shared a short, yet long list that we reviewed fairly quickly.
Anchor Topic
This week our anchor topic features manual skills. Keith shares a little about a recent podcast episode he heard that deals with blind people and woodworking shop. The idea is that even though you lose your eyesight, there are still plenty of ways to keep yourself busy and productive.
After reading an email about an overeager car mechanic, we wrap it all up was our usual final thoughts.
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Quick recap
The team engaged in a light-hearted discussion about their personal lives, including reminiscing about childhood mispronunciations, sharing music preferences, and discussing various words and their meanings. They also shared humorous anecdotes and puns, and discussed the security of Keith’s computer and email accounts. The conversation ended with a focus on promoting the show and audience growth.
Summary
Terry reminisced about his 13-year-old marriage and Jill shared about her son’s 2-year-old anniversary. They also talked about a family gathering for Terry’s grandson’s birthday. Keith mentioned an upcoming doctor’s appointment regarding a sore on his heel. The doctor recommended using puffy slippers for indoor use, which Keith’s wife, Robin, ordered from Amazon. Keith humorously considered getting elephant heads to attach to his slippers, suggesting it would be a funny and unique way to wear them. Jill and Terry participated in the conversation, with Jill suggesting that the slippers would be funny if they were gray, the color of an elephant. The team discussed the recent rainfall and its positive impact on the environment, including grass growth and helping farmers with their crops.
Random Topic
After Terry shares his birthday list, we feature an icebreaker game. Keith and Terry reminisced about their childhood mispronunciations, with Keith recalling his inability to say “Superman” correctly. Jill also shared her childhood mispronunciation of words starting with “J.”
The discussion continued with interesting relatives. Keith shared stories about his uncle Dutch, who was known for his scandalous rumors and along with a couple of his cousins, his work on major construction projects like the St. Louis Arch and the Spirit of St. Louis airplane.
The icebreaker topic continues with a discussion about music preferences, with participants sharing their past and current tastes. Terry and Jill expressed their dislike for rap music, while Keith shared his fondness for various genres. The conversation then shifted to personal bucket lists, with Jill expressing interest in skydiving and Terry mentioning weight restrictions for his grandson’s desired helicopter ride.
This week in the news
We share a variety of articles that include bungee jumping in cars, parachuting, and fishing, with participants sharing their experiences and insights on these activities.
Good try AI companion, but you’re almost correct.
Keith shared a story about a car crashing through an Arizona home, causing minor injuries and significant damage. The family, including their pets, were in the living room at the time of the crash. Terry mentioned a California incident where a semi-truck carrying raisins caused a traffic jam after crashing into another semi-truck and a pickup truck. Both incidents resulted in significant damage but no major injuries.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill shares various words and their meanings, while Terry and Keith try to guess the definitions.
They started with “spore,” “firstling,” and “propinquity” was also discussed. Keith humorously suggested that it could refer to a close-knit family wearing the same T-shirt. The team also discussed the term “grandiphonerent” and its possible meanings.
Terry’s Top 10
Terry shared his top 10 lists of unanswered questions, including who let the dogs out, where’s the beef, how to get to Sesame Street, why eggs are packaged in flimsy paper cartons, why women can’t put mascara on with their mouth closed, and why lemon juice is made with artificial flavors. The conversation ended with Keith and Terry acknowledging that some of these questions may never be answered.
Anchor Topic
This week we are discussing the topic of computers, and Keith discussed his old Dell computer, and security issues.
Sorry, we have no email this week. Make sure you send us your own funny family stories. Ask us a question about blindness, or just contribute anything you would like to have us read on the podcast. Just make sure it’s family-friendly. You can use the contact form, or send email directly to tsf@thatsoundsfunny.com. Of course, you can always call our voicemail number: 802-715-3484. As usual, we wrap it up was our final thoughts.
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Quick recap
The team shared personal experiences, discussed various topics including politics, celebrities, and classic movies, and played a guessing game. They also engaged in a lively discussion about words, their meanings, and pronunciations, and shared reactions to unusual bed designs from history. Lastly, they discussed the use of a talking microwave, proper plugging of devices, and the importance of respecting partners’ interests.
Summary
Keith shared his grandchildren’s experiences with a hurricane in Alabama, and he also discussed a book he read about JD Vance. Jill watched a documentary about Ronald Reagan’s life and his debate with Mondale, noting the differences between political debates then and now. They also discussed the high cost of organic milk, personal experiences with raising chickens, and the idea of getting goats as a natural lawnmower. The conversation also touched on the tax implications of winning prizes, as well as the upcoming holidays.
After Terry shares his list of birthdays, they also played a game of “Guess the Year” presenting a series of events that occurred in the same year, such as the San Francisco 49ers defeating the Broncos in the Super Bowl, the opening of the first McDonald’s in Moscow, and Buster Douglas defeating Mike Tyson in a boxing match. Jill’s input was also included in the guessing game, as they debated various historical events like the year smoking was banned on US domestic flights, the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope, the closure of the musical “A Chorus,” and the release of Windows 3.1.
We share a variety of news stories including world record events, elephants, tigers and more.
Jill’s Weird Words
Keith, Jill, and Terry engaged in a lively discussion about various words, their meanings, and pronunciations. They debated the terms “Eniac” and “Ennead”, with Keith suggesting “Ennead” could refer to a set of nine. Jill introduced the word “Gamesome”, which they agreed meant playful and merry. The conversation also touched on college football games, with Terry expressing his dislike for the excessive coverage during weekends. They clarified the meaning of “autopsy” as seeing something with one’s own eyes, not performing an autopsy on oneself. They also discussed the term “deliquescent”, which means becoming liquid or melting, and its relation to pastries. The team used humor and personal anecdotes to illustrate their points, sharing experiences related to words like “prehensile” and “vertiginous”. The conversation ended with the team moving on to Terry’s top 10 list.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry discussed various unusual beds from history, including the Great Bed of Ware, a box bed, and a bed designed by Thomas Jefferson. Keith and Jill shared their reactions and thoughts on these beds. The conversation also touched on inventions like a Murphy bed, and a self-making bed. The conversation ended with a humorous comment from Keith about the rotating bed’s design and a shared experience from Jill about a round bed for her daughters. Terry, Keith, and Jill continue to discussed various unusual bed designs aimed at addressing safety concerns for babies, such as suspended crib-like cages and structures with bars to prevent rolling over and smothering. They considered the practicalities of using these beds, including how the mother could breastfeed through the bars or cage openings. The conversation also touched on Murphy beds that fold up against the wall and whether gravity would help keep sheets in place.
Anchor Topic
The topic of the day is living skills, but first we have an update. Jill shared an update about the computers she had been waiting for, which could take up to a month to arrive. Keith encouraged listeners to donate computers to the Hope Center, or MCAB.
The conversation ended with Terry suggesting they discuss living skills further. Terry demonstrated how to use a talking microwave, pressing and holding buttons to set cooking time and power level. The team discussed plugging in devices properly. Terry found the microwave challenging due to its layout and lack of tactile cues. Keith suggested it might have modes accessed by holding buttons. Jill proposed including this in living skills training. They set the microwave’s clock to 11:06 AM. Keith discussed a printer for his business that could set reminders but he hadn’t set it up.
Email and Final Thoughts
The conversation ended with Keith reading a humorous story about a listeners husband blocking her credit cards during a shopping trip, highlighting respecting partners’ interests. Of course, we have our usual round of final thoughts.
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Quick recap
The team discussed various topics, including funny stories, birthdays, and a property for sale in California. They also shared details about a world record set by a group of bowlers, strange noises heard from the Starliner capsule, and the meanings of various words. The conversation ended with discussions about living skills, the process of applying for a computer for the visually impaired, and personal experiences with technology and humor.
Summary
Keith, Terry, and Jill Conversations and Experiences
Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed various topics. Keith shared a funny story about Marcus spending the whole day sleeping at his girlfriend’s house. Jill shared her experience with her husband, George, who built her a porch swing but had to figure out how to detach it from the saw horses. Keith also mentioned his new iPhone lanyard, which allows him to wear his phone around his neck. Terry was set to share some birthdays, but the details were not provided in the transcript.
Celebrity Birthdays and Mad Libs Game
Terry discussed various individuals’ birthdays and ages, including celebrities like Beyonce, and Roger Waters. Keith and Jill also participated in the discussion, correcting some ages and sharing additional information. Towards the end, Keith and Jill played a game involving Mad Libs, where they had to fill in different word forms like nouns and adjectives.
California Property Discussion and Speculation
The group discussed a property for sale in California, which is a 645 square feet bungalow over 50 years old. The property is listed for half a million dollars, which was considered expensive by the group. They speculated that the property might have been owned by a movie star or was featured in the TV show “2 and a half men”. The group also discussed the size of the property, noting that it was not very big, and that it might be a starter house for a small family.
Museum Vase Incident, Bowling Record Attempt, Mascot Decapitation, and Space Station Noises
Keith shared a story about a 4-year-old child accidentally breaking a 3,500-year-old bronze age vase at a museum, highlighting the museum’s decision to present certain objects without protective glass for public accessibility. Terry then shared details about a quartet of bowlers in Louisville, Kentucky, who set a world record by rolling 2,032 consecutive strikes in a 24-hour period, suggesting the Mcab blind bowlers attempt to break this record. Jill shared a story about a man decapitating the statue of Bob, the mascot of Bob’s Big Boy restaurant in California, after crashing into it with his car. Lastly, NASA astronauts on the International Space Station, reported hearing strange pulsating noises resembling sonar pings emanating from the Starliner capsule before it was set to return to Earth on autopilot.
Exploring Word Meanings and Clarifications
Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed the meanings of various words. The term “bent hick” referred to a person bent over by a whiskey still. Jill introduced “pertinent” as something related to a lifestyle, and “accessory” as an item associated with it, like a purse or belt. Jill also introduced “coyacious”, but its meaning was unclear. The team clarified “occlude” as obstructing or closing something. The meeting humorously ended with Keith preparing to use the word “prude”.
Exploring Words and Weather Terms
The team discussed various words and their meanings, with Jill’s words being “sapient” (intelligence or wisdom), “kinesis” (movement or kinetic energy), and “autogenous” (self-generating or arising from within). They also briefly discussed a movie, “Multiplicity,” and a potential visit to a Beetlejuice movie. Terry revealed his top 10 list of words, but the details were not discussed. Terry and Keith discussed various weather-related terms, including “Toad Strangler” (heavy rain causing frogs to be stranded on roads) and “Direcho” (a fast-moving line of thunderstorms). The conversation was light-hearted and humorous, with Keith making jokes about the fate of frogs in such weather conditions.
Exploring Weather Terms and Phenomena
Terry and Keith discussed various weather-related terms and phenomena. They started with “slamming down on the ground” and “inland inland,” which Keith assumed to be a tornado. Terry then explained “prebuscular rays,” seen in sunrise or sunset, and “haboob,” a big dust storm that occurs before or after a severe thunderstorm. They also discussed “bamba genesis,” a severe case of a storm intensifying and dropping barometric pressures. Keith compared it to a tornado. Terry then explained “thunder snow,” a meteorological term used in Michigan, and “drought,” a term used when it’s a good day to put clothes out to dry. They also discussed “marine layer,” a weather term used on the Pacific coast, and “firenado,” a tornado of fire that spins off a forest fire. Lastly, they discussed a weather report that left everyone laughing due to its humorous description of the weather.
Top Topics, Computers for the Blind, and Upgrades
Terry discussed his top 10 topics, while Keith introduced the anchor topic for the week, which was about living skills. Keith also mentioned a website, “Computers for the Blind,” which sells refurbished computers at low prices. Jill brought up the topic of these computers, and Keith explained that they are refurbished and shipped for free, but delivery can take up to 6 to 8 weeks. The computers come with a one-year guarantee and can be equipped with JAWS or Zoom Text. Keith discussed the various upgrades available for laptops and desktops, including RAM, storage, screen size, and touch screen options. He mentioned that these upgrades come at additional costs, with the basic machines priced at $200 for desktops and $300 for laptops. Keith also noted that users can opt for a keyboard and mouse set, either wired or wireless, for around $20. He suggested that users could potentially find a suitable computer bag at a lower cost than the $30 extra charge for one.
Discussing Computer Licensing and Software Maintenance
Terry and Keith discussed the process of applying for a computer for the visually impaired, which includes a visual acuity report and a hone number. They also discussed the licensing scheme for the software, JAWS, which now has a one-year expiration, unlike before. Keith expressed interest in finding out more about the Service Maintenance Agreement (SMA) for JAWS, which could save money in the long run. They also touched on the possibility of getting a computer for a dependent through the VA. Terry shared his experience with a plastic-coated laptop and the idea of a keyboard cover. The conversation concluded with Keith mentioning that the computer comes with Windows 10 and the possibility of upgrading to Windows 11.
Personal Experiences, Humor, and Tech Struggles
Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed various topics, including their personal experiences and humor. Keith shared a story about an empty milk carton in the fridge, which led to a discussion about milk consumption and preferences. Jill mentioned that they don’t drink much milk and prefer other beverages. The team also discussed their struggles with technology, including issues with email and note-taking. They ended the conversation with some light-hearted jokes and humor.
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The team discussed various words and their meanings, shared personal anecdotes, and humorously discussed upcoming holidays and birthdays. Lastly, Keith demonstrated the Be My Eyes app, which connects blind users with sighted volunteers for assistance, and the potential of AI to identify objects in images and read documents.
Summary
To get things started, Jill shares her mosquito-filled camping trip, while Terry talks about reading Richard Cunningham’s biography “The Boys” and a show on animals passing gas. They also discuss the difficulties child actors faced with crooked teeth, like Clint Howard.
Big news! Apple Vis Podcast’s Returns!
Keith and Terry discussed the return of Apple Vis, a podcast and website that provides support for blind people. They noted that Apple Vis had stepped back but was now back in operation, with plans to update their content and make show notes available in multiple languages. Keith also mentioned that Thomas Dondville, a prominent figure in the blindness community, had been involved in the podcast’s return.
Random Topic
after the conversation shifted to birthdays, we get busy with our random topic of the week. We discussed a list of upcoming movies, speculating about their titles and meanings. Keith and Jill tried to decipher the meaning of “Charlie Tango,” while also discussing various movie plots, including a thriller about a magical raincoat and a fantasy involving a white dragon. The conversation ended with Keith suggesting they move on to other topics.
This Week in the News
Terry brings us a news item that speculated about people using tents to hide their actions and the province’s recent investment in new bathrooms for the beach. The conversation then shifted to Jill’s story about Ikea hosting a slumber party in Sweden to study how different decor, lighting, and pillows affect sleep. They also discussed a news story about a chicken parade in Des Moines, Iowa, which led to changes in city restrictions. Keith mentioned a new rule allowing roosters but requiring licensing of chickens and set up a process for dealing with nuisance animals. Terry keeps on taking a dump on our news when he shared two stories about sewage blockages in England, one caused by a “fat bird” and the other speculated to be due to excessive pooping.
Note: our AI secretary always had it right. There were two stories, but the Eagle was full of it, and had nothing to do with the sewer. Let’s just say that if you’re a raccoon in his vicinity, you might want to be afraid.
Jill then introduced a topic about Trader Joe’s seeking a “pumpkin spice pundit” to taste-test their pumpkin spice products. Keith and Terry discussed the restrictions on marijuana businesses in Ohio, particularly regarding signage and the sale of food and drinks. Terry and Keith also discussed a French museum in Marseille that welcomes visitors to go all natural at designated times while visiting exhibits on Naturism.
Jill’s Weird Words
The team discussed various words and their meanings, with humor and personal anecdotes. They started with “TanTivi”, with Keith humorously describing the former and Terry humorously linking it to Donald Trump’s tanning habits. They also discussed “Izzat” and “izzat,” with Keith identifying the former as a reference to Izod and Terry humorously linking the latter to ZZ Top’s song “I’m Tired (At) Texas.” The conversation ended with the team still trying to figure out the meaning of “Tantiby.” Jill and Keith also discussed various words such as “astern,” “penumbra,” “napery,” “melliferous,” “hermetic,” “cabil,” and “fossick,” with Keith often providing insightful interpretations. They shared personal anecdotes and humor, such as Keith’s experience with a hermetic seal on a submarine and the potential for a fossil sale.
Terry’s Top 10
Terry presented two lists: the top 10 Labor Day cities to visit in the United States and 10 things to do on Labor Day.
Anchor Topic
Keith demonstrated the Be My Eyes app, which connects blind users with sighted volunteers for assistance. He highlighted the app’s features, including the ability to request help with tasks such as identifying objects or colors, and the option to volunteer as a sighted assistant. Keith also noted that the app has over 7 million volunteers, with about 10 available for every blind user. Jill and Terry expressed interest in the app’s potential benefits for blind individuals. In postproduction, Keith gives a quick overview of the various functions and tabs across the bottom of the app.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith shared an email from a listener about the challenges of explaining the birth process to a child. The conversation ended with a series of humorous final thoughts from the participants, including jokes from Jill, Keith, and Terry. Keith thanked everyone for listening and encouraged them to share their own funny stories or ask questions about blindness and accessibility.
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Keith, Terry, and Jill engaged in a wide-ranging discussion covering various topics including health risks from honey and the upcoming milestone of their 200th podcast episode. They also shared personal anecdotes, while also delving into the meanings and origins of various words. Lastly, the challenges of being visually impaired were addressed.
Summary
in our opening remarks, Keith, Terry, and Jill engaged in a wide-ranging discussion covering various topics. They talked about potential health risks from consuming honey, the upcoming milestone of their 200th podcast episode, and Jill’s past as a stripper. Wait! What? It is not what it seems, solicited in and you will learn the explanation’s
Lastly, they shared personal anecdotes, including Jill’s story about her daughter’s school and Terry’s tips on pool maintenance, which led to a discussion about pool-related hazards and a persistent squirrel problem.
Random Topic
after Terry gives his weekly birthday run down, we shifted the conversation to holidays for our random topic. They focused on September 1, identifying various national and international observance days, including Appreciation Day for construction and code staff, Chicken Boy Day, Ginger Cat Appreciation Day, National Acne Positivity Day, and International Cabernet Day. The team also touched on awareness months such as Animal Pain Awareness Month, Happy Cat Month, and Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.
News of the Week
Terry led off with a story about a Korean airline discontinuing serving Ramen noodles due to burning incidents, and replacing it with snack options. Jill shared a story about a French actor’s dog being given a second chance at life after its owner’s death. Another story was shared by Keith, and involved a 9-year-old boy who was reported missing but was later found playing hooky on the rooftop of his family’s apartment building. We have more unusual news that relate to: robots, watermelons, and drug programs. Be sure to listen and a don’t miss any of our fund news.
Jill’s Weird Words
For those new to the podcasts, are weird words segment is where we play a word game, attempting to guess the meaning of those words that Jill handpicks for us. Terry and Keith are seldom right, but that’s the point and find of the game. Here is a few of the words she springs on us this week.
“Naches” and “volunary.” We learned that ‘vulnerary’ has nothing to do with foot and mouth disease, and discussed the potential meanings of ‘bibelot’ and ‘simulacrum’. They also clarified the meanings of ‘spatulate’, ‘peptic’, ‘gallery’, and ‘glare’, and shared personal anecdotes to further illustrate their misunderstanding of these words.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry led the way by sharing a humorous list of one-liners about aging.
Anchor Topic
Keith shifted the discussion to communications, highlighting the importance of clear and efficient communication methods. He also mentioned an upcoming event, the Special Olympics, and encouraged the team to tune in for the coverage.
Keith reads an email from a listener who had high hopes of dating the woman who lived across the street. As usual, we wrap everything up was our final thoughts.
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The team engaged in a variety of light-hearted discussions, including personal anecdotes, humorous stories, and playful explorations of animal-related words and their meanings. They also delved into more serious topics such as recent health issues, family situations, and the impact of animated shows on viewers. Additionally, they discussed the use of mobility devices, a humorous incident involving a groundhog, and the potential for improving these devices.
Summary
To get started, Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed various topics including Terry’s recent health issues, his new prosthetic shoes, and Jill’s recent experience with the Muni. They also shared humorous anecdotes, such as Terry’s story about his water shoes causing a coffee spill and Jill’s suggestion of using a non-spilling cup to prevent such incidents. The conversation also touched on the Democratic Convention, with Keith mentioning his intention to watch old TV shows, but acknowledging his busy schedule.
Random Topic
Keith led a discussion where the team played a game of guessing movie titles based on brief descriptions. Or so or AI companion thinks. Our movie review game is where we read the title, then make up a description. Some of the suggested movies included “Art of the Hit,” “Bad Boys, Ride or Die,” and Sea Level 3: Dolphin Boy, an animated film about a dolphin befriending a lost baby. Jill humorously suggested a movie idea about a squirrel meeting a blind person. Terry briefly mentioned dealing with power issues during the conversation.
In the News this Week
The team engaged in a light-hearted discussion about various news topics including a tortoise named Fred who escaped from an Arizona ranch, a 19-year-old panda named Ying Yang who gave birth to twins, and the challenges faced by newborns, particularly the female cub. The conversation also included humorous exchanges about the speed and movement of tortoises and pandas, a pregnant woman who went into labor unexpectedly, and a record-breaking taco-eating event in Mexico. The discussion provided a break from more serious subjects.
Jill’s Weird Words
The team engaged in a light-hearted discussion about animal-related words and their meanings, with Jill providing explanations for various terms such as ‘bunting’, ‘bink’, and ‘flemon’. They also explored the differences between brumation and hibernation, with Jill explaining that brumation is a more relaxed state while hibernation is a deep sleep. The conversation included humorous discussions about dogs and their behavior, and the team seemed to enjoy the playful exploration of these animal-related words and their meanings.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry presented a list of ten cartoons that caused real-life controversies, sparking a discussion involving Keith and Jill. The group examined various issues, including The Simpsons’ portrayal of the Indian character Aapu, South Park’s depiction of the Prophet Muhammad, and a character with Down syndrome in a show by Seth McFarlane. Keith defended the principle of acting and voicing characters of different races and cultures, while Terry clarified certain aspects of the controversies surrounding popular cartoons like SpongeBob SquarePants and The Powerpuff Girls.
Anchor Topic: Exploring Mobility Assistance Devices and Organization
Terry shared his experience using a Rollator for mobility assistance, discussing its features like folding for storage, handgrips, and brakes. Keith suggested potential modifications like adding windshield wipers and a headlight to simulate cane usage. They explored a new mobility device with zippered compartments that can be pushed or pulled, and discussed improving it with a cup holder.
Email: Groundhog’s Claw Machine Adventure
Keith shared a humorous story emailed in from a listener about a groundhog getting trapped in a frozen yogurt shop’s claw machine, leading to a commotion involving the police and game commission. The groundhog, named Colonel Custard, was released unharmed, and the shop plans to create merchandise and a frozen yogurt flavor in its honor. The conversation also covered light-hearted topics, including personal anecdotes and jokes shared by Keith, Jill, and Terry. The conversation ended with a call for listeners to engage with the website by leaving comments or sending emails.
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Quick recap
The team shared personal experiences and engaged in light-hearted discussions about various topics including recent events, and potential benefits of having a personal assistant. They also explored unusual words, discussed unusual and embarrassing ways people died, and touched on practical topics such as the role of a rehab counselor and shopping experiences. The conversation ended with humorous anecdotes and a call to action for listeners to spread the word about the podcast.
Summary
Muni Experiences and Personal Anecdotes
Jill shared her recent experiences at the Muni, including attending a delayed performance of “In the Heights” and an injury sustained by one of her companions. They also discussed their personal anecdotes, such as Terry’s plan to use flex tape on his swimming pool, his search for his stepdaughter’s birthday party location, and a GPS mishap that led them to someone’s house.
Random topic
After Terry’s birthdays, our random topic features icebreaker questions. Sit back and get ready to learn more about your hosts. Terry imagined being a supernatural creature like a centaur or Sagittarius. Jill briefly joined but was muted due to background noise. In another question, Terry said he would swap places with Donald Trump to transfer funds to his bank account. Jill shared she disliked her name and would choose “Anya” if renaming herself. Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed the potential benefits of having a personal assistant for tasks such as cooking, cleaning, and running errands, especially as they age. They also shared personal experiences and light-hearted discussions about hypothetical expertise and news, including a story about a California man who won a free ticket to Disneyland in 1985 and was able to use it 39 years later. Lastly, they talked about an odd news story about two kangaroos that escaped from a prison in the Czech Republic, which they found strange and amusing.
Unusual Topics and Weird News
The group, including Jill and Terry, engaged in a light-hearted discussion about various unusual topics. They talked about a sunken ship near the Swedish island of Olive, which is considered a cemetery and has led to complex rules surrounding salvaging. They also discussed the installation of toilet timers in a Chinese public restroom and the acquisition of the world’s longest shoelace by the City Museum in St. Louis.
Jill’s Weird Words
Keith, Terry, and Jill engaged in a lively discussion about unusual and interesting words. They explored the meanings of words such as ‘effulgent’, ‘Hibernian’, and ‘coloratura’, as well as the origins and connotations of these words. The group also delved into the concept of an ‘inglenook’, a warm space near a fireplace, and discussed the term ‘polyhistor’, which refers to a person with many areas of expertise. Other topics included the definition of ‘lacuna’, which refers to an unfilled space in a manuscript or book, and the concept of ‘vouchsafe’, which means to stand by or support someone in a trustworthy manner. Lastly, they discussed the term ‘scur’, which means to move rapidly with a whirling sound.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry shared a list of ten unusual and embarrassing ways people died, with Keith and Jill providing reactions and comments. The list included cases such as Christy Alley’s parents dying in a car accident on their way to a Halloween party, a serial killer accidentally stabbing himself, Troy Leanne’s escape from death row only to be killed in a bar fight, Hans Steenburgen tripping on his beard and falling down a flight of stairs, Gary Hoyer’s fatal demonstration of a window’s strength, Michael Jenner choking to death on a 5-inch fish, and a man being attacked and killed by a beaver while trying to take a picture.
Anchor Topic
Keith, Jill, and Terry transition into more practical topics. They discussed the role of a rehab counselor in providing initial support for visual impairment services. The focus turns to matters of home economics and the decline of printed shopping ads in favor of online advertising. The group also shared personal anecdotes about their shopping experiences, emphasizing the importance of making a list and being mindful of prices and ingredients. Lastly, they discussed the concept of larger-than-average burgers and shared Terry’s method of portioning and freezing ground beef for later use.
Email and Final Thoughts
Keith had trouble sharing an email, prompting the team to discuss alternative communication methods. Namely, to send us a voicemail! The conversation then turned to humorous anecdotes and jokes, with contributions from Keith, Terry, and Jill. The topics ranged from a shy pebble to diarrhea awareness week, and included personal experiences such as Keith’s twisted ankle and Jill’s suggestion about leaving a million dollars under the table. The conversation ended with a call to action for listeners to spread the word about the podcast and leave positive reviews.
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The podcast hosts shared personal updates, discussed various topics including a new movie release, a leaking swimming pool, and trivia related to Jesus. They also engaged in lively discussions about the origins and meanings of words, place names, and manual skills, with a focus on bears and humor. The conversation ended with light-hearted banter about food preferences, houseplants, and recent experiences.
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Keith, Jill, and Terry engaged in a series of light-hearted discussions covering a range of topics from personal experiences to current news, including the rediscovery of original Star Trek props and the end of Apple Vis. They also delved into the history and cultural significance of various fads and old-fashioned trends, and played a game of guessing significant events from the 1980s. The conversation was primarily aimed at providing entertainment and a break from more serious discussions.
Summary
Light-Hearted Discussion on Personal Experiences and Olympics
Keith, Jill, and Terry had a light-hearted discussion about personal experiences and humorous anecdotes. They shared stories about recent events such as Jill’s baby food eating game and Keith’s foot doctor appointment. The conversation also touched on the ongoing 2024 Paris Olympics, with Terry providing updates on the US team’s performance and the inclusion of unconventional sports.
Terry provided a detailed rundown of notable birthdays. Keith, Terry, and Jill engaged in a fun game of guessing significant events from the 1980s. They discussed various topics such as Michael Jackson’s hair catching on fire during a Pepsi commercial, the first embryo transfer for one woman to another resulting in a live birth, and the first successful space shuttle Challenger landing at Kennedy Center. The team also shared personal anecdotes related to the events they were discussing.
In the news this week:
Star Trek Props, Wienermobile, and Pancake Incident
The group discussed the rediscovery of two original Star Trek props, a communicator and a phaser, which had been lost for 50 years and were found in the possession of a recently deceased prop industry worker. The items, previously used by William Shatner, were set to be auctioned off later in the year. Additionally, there were discussions about a Wienermobile crashing on a suburban highway near Chicago and an incident in which a man, later identified as Matthew Pancake, was arrested for breaking into multiple stores, including a pet store and a shoe store. Pancake was found with a pair of hamsters and a leopard-skin onesie. The group also engaged in a light-hearted discussion about purchasing onesies and hamsters.
Additional news topics included:
The Paralympic achievements of Kanya Sessor, the challenges of balancing in a handstand, and animal behavior. Additionally, they discussed a humorous case of a persistent seagull named Stephen Siegel who has been shoplifting bags of potato chips from a convenience store in Dorset, England, for about six years.
Jill’s Weird Words
Keith, Jill, and Terry engaged in a light-hearted discussion about unusual and fun words, with Jill introducing several words such as ‘cattywampus’, ‘bum fizzle’, and ‘Witter some’. The group also speculated on the meanings of some of these words, and the conversation touched on the concept of a ‘quagmire’. Additionally, the group explored the differences between ‘lollygagging’, ‘malarkey’, and ‘pumpernickel’, among others. The playful use of language seemed to be enjoyed by all participants.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Keith, Jill, and Terry engaged in a light-hearted discussion about old-fashioned trends, with Terry presenting a list that included walking with a limp, flagpole sitting, and swallowing goldfish. They delved into the history and popularity of these trends, as well as the potential risks and rewards associated with them. Additionally, they initiated a conversation about the capacity of phone booths, with Keith and Jill speculating about the maximum number of people that could fit in a standard-sized booth. Terry shared that the current record holder was a group of 25 people from South Africa, but also noted that comfort and breathing deeply might be compromised if that many people were to be crammed into a booth.
Anchor Topic
Apple Vis Shutdown and Alternatives Discussion
Keith, Jill, and Terry discussed the impending end of Apple Vis, a website and podcast that provides tutorials and accessibility support for Apple users who are blind. The team of editors and writers contributing to the site will no longer be able to do so after this date. The group advised blind people and others interested in using Apple Vis to seek alternative resources. Keith expressed his disappointment about the upcoming shutdown of the site, which serves as a resource for the blind community, and noted the lack of a succession plan or a board of directors to ensure the continuity of such sites.
Email and final thoughts:
after reading an email from a listener about some fictional three little pigs we wrap up the show. The conversation ended with Keith inviting final thoughts from Terry and Jill.
Conclusion by our AI assistant:
Light-Hearted Exchange and Entertainment
The meeting transcript is a collection of humorous and light-hearted exchanges among Keith, Terry, and Jill. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including personal anecdotes, pop culture references, and philosophical musings. There are no clear decisions, action items, or next steps reported in this transcript. The main objective of the meeting appears to be to provide entertainment and a break from more serious or work-related discussions.
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The team engaged in light-hearted discussions covering personal updates, humorous stories, and historical events. They explored various topics including unusual words, significant birthdays and deaths, and shared anecdotes about trucks and camping. The conversation ended with discussions on unique topics like dog behavior tips and a hair removal tool, while encouraging listener participation.
Summary
Fiddler on the Roof and Personal Updates
The team engaged in a light-hearted discussion about a fiddler who performed on the roof during a recent play, and the impact of rain on the performance. Personal updates were shared, including health issues experienced by Robin and the recent addition of a new grandbaby to the family. The team also briefly touched on upcoming birthdays.
Random Topic
we play a round of guess the year. In doing so, the conversation shifted to historical events, focusing on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and former US President Ronald Reagan’s farewell address in 1989. There was some confusion about the year of NAFTA’s implementation, with estimates ranging from 1989 to 1993. The group also briefly discussed Reagan’s assassination attempt and his career as a movie star and TV personality. The conversation ended with Keith indicating a shift towards current news items. Terry once again proves he is King of the year. news of the eek the team engaged in a light-hearted discussion about various incidents involving trucks and camping, with stories shared by Terry, Keith, and Jill’s. Jill’s son’s job at a truck place was also briefly discussed. Additionally, Keith shared a humorous anecdote about a monkey getting stuck in a tree at a campground in Indiana after its leash got tangled around branches. The team seemed to enjoy the entertaining stories, providing a brief respite from their usual work discussions. Lastly, Keith discussed a fossil discovery of an ancient snake found in India, which was estimated to be between 36 and 50 feet long, and compared it to other known large animals.
news of the Week
The group shared various stories and anecdotes, ranging from a truck spilling marinade on a highway to a young man finding his lost fishing pole. They also discussed the recovery of items from the Titanic wreckage, including a 14-carat timepiece belonging to John Jacob Astor IV and the violin case of Wallace Hartley. Additionally, Terry shared a story about a store in Tennessee that sells lost luggage.
Jill’s Weird Words
Jill, Keith, and Terry engaged in a fun discussion about unusual words and their meanings. Jill shared a list of words that use the letter “Q,” but not requiring the letter, “U” as a helper. Such as “QANE” and “CADDIS”, and clarified their meanings.
Terry’s Top 10List
The light-hearted discussion continued with the things to remember as a dog.
anchor Topic
The conversation then shifted to the topic of computers and manual skills before Jill’s introduced a unique hair removal tool she had discovered. This small, rubber-covered stone, known as the “hairy, moving stone,” was found to be effective in removing hair from legs without causing cuts or irritation. The team discussed its potential benefits for individuals with visual impairments or shaky hands, and emphasized the importance of washing the stone between uses for sanitary reasons.
email and Closing Thoughts
Keith, Jill, and Terry encouraged listeners to share personal anecdotes and humorous stories. Keith read an email from a listener about an adventurous, Wendy day on appear.
they encouraged listeners to submit their own stories and jokes.
The group concluded the session by inviting listeners to connect with them via their website or email and thanked them for their contributions.
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Quick recap
The team engaged in light-hearted discussions on various topics including personal updates, birthdays and movie titles. They also delved into more serious subjects such as an aggressive anti-littering campaign, the Craigy Hill Bonfire Committee’s record-breaking bonfire, and the meanings and origins of various words. Lastly, they shared stories about legendary actors who served in World War II, and Keith shared a humorous email about a listeners first date.
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Quick recap
The team shared personal updates, celebrated birthdays, and engaged in light-hearted discussions about aging, notable figures, and historical debates. They also delved into various topics including religion, linguistics, and technical issues with their recording software and Zoom updates. The team’s relaxed and playful attitude was evident throughout, with humorous anecdotes and jokes shared, and a focus on celebrating their experiences and connections.
Summary
Team Updates and Aging Reminiscing
The team shared personal updates and reminisced about past events, and Jill39th wedding anniversary. They also discussed work-related matters and faced some technical issues with their recording software and recent Zoom update. The team engaged in light-hearted discussions about aging gracefully, with Terry sharing his successful pool maintenance.
Birthday Celebrations and Random Topic
The team celebrated notable birthdays and shared details about notable figures who passed away. Keith led a discussion about the historical debate between Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla over the use of AC or DC voltage for electricity. The team also engaged in an interactive session where they picked holidays at random, with Keith experiencing some technical difficulties. The selected holidays included ‘Gruntled Workers Day’, ‘Embrace Your Geekiness Day’, ‘National French Fry Day’, and ‘Sala puja’, with the team sharing their meanings and personal experiences of celebrating these days. The conversation then transitioned to news updates.
In the News
The group discussed various peculiar news stories that had caught their attention. Keith brought up a disputed story about federal park officials preventing the flying of American flags at Denali National Park in Alaska, sparking controversy among those questioning the park’s patriotism. Terry shared a tale about a UFO-shaped vehicle being pulled over by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol due to an obstructed license plate. The occupants, on their way to a UFO festival, explained their situation to the officer, who chose not to issue a citation but instead requested a selfie. The group also engaged in conversations about other unusual incidents, including animal-related stories such as a kiva sighting in Washington State and a Florida woman’s bizarre break-in incident. Lastly, Terry shared a humorous story about 10 little piggies and their mother being found running loose in a residential neighborhood in California.
Weird Words
Jill, Keith, and Terry engaged in a lively discussion about the meanings and spellings of various words, with a focus on Greek and Latin roots. They explored the concepts behind words such as ‘blather’, ‘copestone’, ‘velicious’, and ‘Mueller’, and touched on the linguistic origins of some common phrases and expressions. The group also delved into the sounds associated with certain actions and the Scottish word ‘eldritch’, meaning weird, sinister or ghostly. The conversation was marked by a lighthearted and inquisitive tone.
Terry’s Top 10 List
Terry, Keith, and Jill engaged in a wide-ranging discussion about religion. The top 10 list is all about myths surrounding religious practices. Items included Wicca, Scientology, and Snake Worship. They clarified that Wicca is a modern religion with roots in pagan traditions, while Scientology is a more recent movement founded by L. Ron Hubbard. The group also discussed the practice of snake worship, and in which they debunked as a dangerous and misguided belief. The conversation touched on the use of snakes in religious rituals and the potential harm caused by not properly caring for these animals.
Anchor Topic
Keith introduced an AI-powered app called ‘Reader 11 Labs’, which offers celebrity voices for reading text documents, PDFs, or websites. They also explored the technical aspects of the app, including how to import files and convert unsupported formats.
Email
A listener has sent in a humorous anecdote about her son buying a Porsche for $20 from their new neighbor, who acquired it from her husband who ran off to Hawaii with his secretary. As usual, we closed it all out with some final thoughts.
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with the rearrange schedule, Keith doesn’t have notes to go off of today. We managed to get things done with a minimal number of hiccups, Jill tells us about her grandkids and adventures with cats who eat dog food. Dog to eat cat food and chickens that eat worms. Keith has a grandson with chickenpox who he couldn’t convince that he caught them by playing with chickens. Terry shares his latest adventures and woes with his swimming pool, sunburns and barbecue. After a few birthdays of the week, we turn to our random topic. This week it’s a return to a trivia quiz about computers.
In the news this week, Terry reports on a spicy dish that Korea sent to Denmark. Jill reports on a pair of babies who are born in this same hospital. One being named June Carter and the other being named Johnny Cash. Their mothers had no previous knowledge of each other and are not related. Keith has a story about a rare parachute that belonged to a carrier pigeon in the World War II. We have more stories on baby booms and hospitals, dumb criminals who are fluffy and dry, and prowling bears. Jill also shares another of her household tips. Learn how to keep your flowers looking good longer.
Jill may have her weirdest word list yet. Keith and Terry believe she’s just making up fake words. Listen in and you decide! Terry has a top 10 list of people, allegedly famous, who died in insane asylums.
Anchor topic. The topic this week is on communications. We don’t have a lot to say, but Keith shares a tidbit about a feature on his iPhone that can identify and describe photographs.
We have an email from a forgetful listener, then we close out the show with her usual list of final thoughts.
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Quick recap
The team engaged in a range of discussions, including personal updates, upcoming projects, and humorous anecdotes. They also delved into various topics such as nutrition, diet myths, and the importance of a balanced diet and regular physical activity. Additionally, they discussed the challenges of walking with a blind person, a series of disturbances at a local grocery store, and the concept of orientation and mobility.
Summary
Personal Updates and Podcast Voicemail
The team engaged in a light-hearted discussion about their personal lives, with Terry sharing his health struggles and Jill’s discussing her recent experience watching the play “La Miserable”. The conversation then shifted to their children’s activities, with Keith recounting his granddaughter’s first week of cheerleading. Lastly, the team announced a new voicemail number for their podcast and encouraged listeners to submit their own funny stories or comments.
Terry presented his weekly list of birthdays. They also discussed the upcoming TV pilot promoted by Tim Allen on Twitter, speculating about its potential premise and whether it would incorporate elements from his previous show, Home Improvement. The team acknowledged the passing of several key cast members from that show.
Random topic
Terry, Keith, and Jill engaged in a light-hearted discussion about holidays. The items included Saint Jean Baptist day, Swim Day, National Pralines Day, and Take Your Dog to Work day. The group also briefly touched upon the concept of midsummer cultural activities, but remained uncertain about its meaning.
In the news this week
Keith, Terry and Jill had a humorous conversation about a news story concerning a festival in Philadelphia where meat and cheese were left suspended from a greased pole for a month. The group seemed to agree that nature should take its course in this instance.
Jill shared an unusual tip about using tea bags for toilet tank cleaning and coloring hair. Keith then shared a story about a pizza delivery driver who shot and killed a customer during a robbery attempt. Lastly, Terry shared a story about a couple in New York who found a safe containing $100,000 while magnet fishing. The group also speculated about the potential value of old, damaged US currency.
Terry lightened the mood by sharing a story about a man in France who built the world’s tallest rideable bicycle over a five-year period.
Jill’s weird words help us to Explore Japanese and English Words
Terry, Jill, and Keith engaged in a lively discussion about various Japanese and English words, exploring their meanings and nuances. They examined the concept of ‘Cull’ in the context of selecting smaller amounts from a large variety and delved into the differences between univocal and multivalent words. The team enjoyed learning and sharing insights, with each member contributing unique perspectives. A brief conversation about upcoming presentations followed, with Terry sharing his top 10 list, which was acknowledged and appreciated by Keith.
Anchor topic
Our discussion on nutrition and weight loss transitions us into the category of orientation and mobility.
We discuss some of the problems with mobility, and cited guidance. Also, the health benefits of getting out to walk and exercise.
Our email comes from a listener who has a shopping adventure. It seems his overzealous enthusiasm has banned not only him from the store, but as wife as well. As usual, we wrap it all up was our final thoughts.
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after a sneak peek at some food conversation, we get started. Terry tells about a mishap with the Pepsi fountain network, and his wife’s gross way of testing it out. Jill reports on some fun swimming activities at her granddaughter’s house. Keith tells about a new medicine he’s been taking to help nerve damage in his hands.
Terry shares his birthday list and then it’s time for a random topic. When we spin the wheel today, that pops up on a trivia quiz. Although we’ve taken it before, we do it again. This time Terry and Jill get the answers correct.
In the news this week Terry leads off by talking about unusual cloud formations. Jill has a story at the zoo, and a great bear escape. Keith reports on a new high-tech alarm system for your house. You can choose to keep undesirable people away by paintballs or teargas. The stories keep coming with hungry giraffes, an inclusive naked Japanese festival, and some valuable Star Wars toys.
Jill’s weird words feature somewhat refund and more. Terry’s top 10 Texas underground to discover unusual things found in mines.
Anchor topic. We talk about the importance of getting initial help for a blind person. You would think that your eye doctor would be your primary source, but you would be wrong. Your doctor’s goal is to try to fix your eyes, not to admit defeat. The first things you want to do is find the local government agency in your county. They should be able to direct you to the services you need, get you signed up for disability and more.
As we wind down, Keith shares an email from a daughter who wanted to have a special day with her elderly father. We close it out with some final thoughts.
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Terry is on the road, and podcasting remotely. Keith is sandwiching in the podcasts between doctor visits. We give a brief cicada report, then Jill tells us about her granddaughter’s graduation party. Terry and Keith give a quick tip for soapy summer fun and kids. Terry presents our weekly birthday lists, and we might even have a guest voice before it’s done. I don’t want to give it away, but it could be very, very cool. Maybe the coolest voice ever. Our random topic features a few June holidays.
In the news this week
To give Terry some time to find his leading story, Keith shares a late breaking tidbit about the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. Terry reports on the nation’s oldest active truck driver. Jill tells us about a fisherman who caught unusual items using a magnet. Keith has a story about an alligator that intruded on and Air Force Base. Stay tuned for a life tip from Jill about using lemons as a battery. We also have stories on fossilized dinosaur poop, expensive private submarines and more.
Jill spares is having to think too much with her weird word list. She shares some common Hawaiian words, but we still managed to get some wrong. Terry has a top 10 list of books that everyone should read in their lifetime.
Our anchor topic is on manual skills. Keith tries to make the topic of his brain new portable radio fit into the category. At least it would come in handy while performing activities of a hobby or going camping.
We share an email from one of our listeners in Ireland. He tells us about a kid he knew in elementary school who had an identity problem. Due to some technical difficulties, we lose Terry from the zoom call, but to wrap everything up, we share some final thoughts.
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Quick recap
The team engaged in casual conversations, sharing personal stories, experiences, and preferences while discussing diverse topics like cicadas, warm weather, and potential superpowers. They explored word origins, water usage, and the impact of technology on accessibility, while also considering potential business ideas and entertaining humorous anecdotes.
Summary
we open up by sharing our Cicada Encounters and Summer Nuisances
In this week’s episode of the podcast, Keith, Jill, and Terry shared personal stories and experiences. Jill’s recounted her recent trip to Chicago and her unusual method of eyebrow grooming, which involved threading instead of waxing or plucking. She also shared her grandchildren’s amusing encounter with cicadas. In response, Keith shared a story about a cicada that got lodged in Robin’s collar during a drive, and Terry mentioned that he hadn’t encountered any cicadas in his yard. The group also discussed the nuisance of cicadas and their long stay during the summer season.
Terry shared his concerns about his swimming pool turning green due to his son-in-law’s visits and suggested potential solutions. The team also engaged in casual conversation about the upcoming warm weather, pool maintenance, and birthday celebrations. Notably, they compiled a list of famous and not-so-famous people celebrating birthdays in May, including some who were no longer alive. Additionally, they touched upon technical issues related to a new voicemail number.
Random topic: we feature and Icebreaker Session and feature Personal Preferences and Interests
The team engaged in a fun icebreaker session where they shared their personal preferences and interests. They discussed their favorite holidays, with Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Halloween being the most popular. They also delved into the realm of fiction, imagining themselves in various settings and expressing their interest in visiting Mars. Further, they shared their breakfast and beverage preferences, with coffee being the most popular morning drink and cold tea or soda preferred in the afternoon or evening. They also mentioned that they usually switch between different beverages throughout the day to avoid boredom.
Our news features include: Superpowers, Beer, and Shoe Care Tips
Keith, Jill, and Terry discussed potential superpowers for Keith, ultimately settling on teleportation. They also delved into the unique topic of beer made from yeast extracted from killer bees, with a particular focus on a European company, Bailey’s, which produces this beer and has a theme song centered on the flight of the bumblebee.
Did we say that? AI! Go figure!
In Furthermore, Jill’s shared a useful tip about using shaving cream to keep shoes clean and odor-free, leading to a light-hearted discussion about other potential uses for personal care products.
More news stories included a diverse range of discussions, including the discovery of a hidden artist’s work in London and a humorous anecdote about an alligator that was arrested and later released. Keith and Jill’s also shared stories about Pacific castaways who survived on coconuts
Exploring Word Origins and Usage
Jill, Keith, and Terry delved into the origins and meanings of various words, enriching their understanding of their respective nuances. The conversation covered diverse topics such as “heuristic”, “lyceum”, “paroxysm”, and involved a light-hearted word guessing game between Jill and Keith. The discussion also included humorous banter about the possible uses of these words. The conversation ended with Jill and Keith encouraging listeners to include the newly acquired knowledge in their dialogues.
Terry’s top 10 list involves Water Usage and Environmental Impact Discussion
Keith, Terry, and Jill engaged in a discussion regarding the water usage of different entities and the environmental impact it has. They were shocked to learn about the staggering water consumption of a farming family in the US and the high-water usage in golf courses. They also discussed the inefficiency of water filters, which can produce more water than it filters, and the water waste in producing everyday items like almonds, toilet paper, chocolate, and beef. The conversation highlighted the need for more sustainable practices in various industries, including hospitality and cruise ships.
Wow! That makes us sound smart! Thanks AI!
Anchor topic: Screen Readers and Ant Farm Update
Keith explained how screen readers allow blind users to interact with computers, even with graphical interfaces. He mentioned some inaccessible programs that do not work well with screen readers. Terry, Jill, and Keith also read a humorous letter from a listener listing creative names for the ants in their ant farm.
Our final thoughts feature: Light-Hearted Exchange and Business Ideas
The meeting wraps up with a light-hearted and humorous exchange with contributions from Keith, Terry, and Jill. The conversation ranged from personal anecdotes to unrelated news stories, including a robbery at a college bookstore, a flat tire, and a joke about the Bikini Documentary. The group also engaged in a round of witty responses to the question “Why was the sand wet?” which was attributed to seaweed. Despite the lack of structure, the playful nature of the meeting made for an enjoyable exchange. Jill’s shared her excitement about starting excavation training, while Keith mentioned joining the Amateur Autopsy Club. The group discussed potential business ideas like selling stoves. Keith also shared a humorous story about childbirth. Terry contributed jokes throughout the conversation. At the end, Keith encouraged listeners to spread the word about their podcast and leave reviews.
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to get started Jill tells us about her visit with her daughter in northern Illinois, and a monkey powered carwash. Terry tells us about audio description while watching American Idol. Jill has also been enjoying her musically talented grandchildren. It’s Keith shares an update from a gross email, and reminds listeners of our new voicemail number: 802-715-3484. Terry shares his weekly birthdates with us before we get busy with a random topic. We have fun guessing the year, but is not as easy as it might seem.
In the news this week Keith talks about the helicopter crash in Iran over the weekend, and an Internet meme that suggested how it might have happened. Terry reports on a beer truck that crashed, and a lot of helpful people to clean up the mess. Jill has a story about a Wisconsin gardener and some illegal plants at the capitol building. Keith has a story about a dumb criminal who would’ve done well to be mellowed out by either the beer or marijuana. The criminal ended up shooting a fast-food employee over a condiment. Stay tuned for more dumb criminals, birds that can fly, a dumb illegal immigrant squatter whose life of crime has caught up with him and a helpful household tip to keep you worship machine smelling nice.
Jill shares her weird word list, and if we get any right, it’s only by accident. Terry’s top 10 list deals with controversies in the world of professional wrestling.
Anchor topic this week has to do with living skills. Keith shares a few quick tips he recently learned from a YouTube channel called the blind kitchen. He tells our listeners about some nifty gadgets that are not only for blind people including a measuring spout, protective gloves and a pasta cooking pot.
We have an email that was sent to tech support, which is funny enough on its own. It makes it better when the tech support office actually sent a reply. To close it all out we share our final thoughts.
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Quick recap
The team engaged in light-hearted discussions about various topics including recent health issues, notable birthdays, and humorous anecdotes. They also delved into the meanings and origins of various words, and explored new units of measurement introduced by Terry. The conversation ended with a light-hearted communication approach, personal embarrassments, and misunderstandings.
Summary
we open with a lighthearted start with Keith’s recent health issue and a humorous story about a leaking camper shared by Jill. Lastly, Terry introduced a new vampire show on Netflix, which led to a discussion about the portrayal of vampires in popular culture, with references to an 80s movie and the challenges of becoming a vampire. Terry brought a notable list of Birthdays. Since our final thoughts from last week got munched, Keith shares them as our random topic. Will include our usual final thoughts at the end, so enjoy our final thought sandwich.
In the news this week
Jill recounted a humorous incident involving a truck spilling 15 million bees on the road in Maine, while Terry talked about two young girls traveling 95 miles in power wheels cars. The group also discussed the Radio Flyer, a pedal-powered car up for auction in Alaska, with a top speed of 60 miles per hour. They reminisced about their childhood experiences with pedal-powered vehicles, including anecdotes about old-fashioned bicycles and a chassis that could be pedaled like a car.
Our news items continued with the team engaging in a lighthearted discussion about wild animal encounters, with Keith sharing a story about a homeowner’s successful trap to catch a package thief using a baseball bat and a decoy box, and Terry recounting an incident involving firefighters removing an alligator from a Starbucks drive-thru in Florida. Jill’s brought up a humorous email about using soap in the garden
to keep pests away. Lastly, Keith informed the team about a 111-year-old man from Liverpool being recognized by the Guinness World Records as the oldest living man.
Jill’s weird words
The team engaged in a lively discussion of various word meanings, as introduced by Jill. The group defined words such as “Eli,” “Solarity,” “Parapet,” and “Dada,” with Keith and Terry providing their interpretations and examples. The discussion ranged from the legal context of “Eli” to the artistic and absurdist elements of “Dada,” providing a rich and diverse understanding of the chosen words.
Lastly, Terry’s top 10 was mentioned, although he experienced some technical difficulties.
Terry’s top 10 list!
We explore some unique units of measurement. Here are a few of them: Terry introduced a new unit of measurement, the ‘Smoot’, which was 5 feet and 7 inches long, named after Oliver Smoot who had to lay down on a bridge to measure its length. The team also delved into the peculiarities of other units of measurement such as the ‘butt’, used to measure wine, and the ‘slug’, used to measure weight, equivalent to 32.2 pounds. They explored further the definitions and uses of these units, with an aim to discover more such measurement standards.
Anchor topic
Keith proposed a more lighthearted communication approach to our anchor topic, which led to a series of humorous discussions about personal embarrassments and misunderstandings of being a blind person. The group shared their experiences of clothing-related mishaps, awkward public situations, and potential future living arrangements. The group concluded with laughter and anticipation for their next scheduled event.
We wrapped up the show with a poetic email from Jill, and our usual final thoughts.
As a general overview, the meeting was a light-hearted and humorous exchange of jokes and personal anecdotes among Keith, Jill, and Terry. There were no decisions, action items, or serious matters discussed. Instead, the participants engaged in a playful banter, including Terry’s experience with a milk carton, Keith’s encounter with a bartender, and Jill’s story of fishing in shorts.
The conversation ended with Keith encouraging listeners to engage with the show through various platforms.
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Quick recap
The team discussed various topics including Jills birthday, academic struggles of Keith’s grandsons, and the possibility of one of them joining the military. They also delved into the world of birthdays, movies, animal-related incidents, and the meanings of words, while also exploring societal norms, Christmas celebrations, and euphemisms. The conversation ended with a humorous exchange of jokes, anecdotes, and reflections on daily life, and an invitation for feedback and support.
Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed Jill’s birthday. The academic struggles of two of Keith’s grandsons. After Terry presents his birthdays of the week, Jill suggested moving on to other topics, so we move into our random topic. Made up movie reviews.
Weird News and Disturbing Stories
Jill’s started the discussion with a humorous anecdote about a baseball game in Arizona being delayed due to a bee swarm, followed by Terry’s list of unusual items found in the sewer system. The group agreed on the importance of only flushing human waste and toilet paper. Keith then shared a disturbing story about a Florida man who hit a Walgreens store manager with a Bible during an argument and was subsequently arrested for stealing from Walmart less than 24 hours after his release. Stay tuned for more fun and weird news about animals, dumb criminals and more.
Discussion of Word Meanings
The team engaged in a light-hearted discussion about various word meanings. Keith manages to get several of the words right.
Anchor topic
to discuss our topic of communications, Keith shares portions of a recent email from the American Council of the Blind. We briefly discuss items such as descriptive audio words, and other features that are helpful for blind people seeking advocacy.
We close out the show with a lengthy email from a stay-at-home mom who had some trouble with her library books. The show ends, as it usually does, as we share our final thoughts.
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Quick recap
The team engaged in a wide-ranging discussion covering various topics including folklore, personal anecdotes, and practical issues such as phone numbers and voicemail systems. They also delved into the history of certain companies, the potential for a new gold rush, and the importance of situational awareness when traveling with animals. Additionally, they shared humorous thoughts and anecdotes, explored the meanings of various words, and reminded their audience to visit their website and leave comments or reviews.
Summary
in her opening remarks, Jill tells us about her grandson’s trouble pronouncing a certain word. Keith tells about the end of his long-standing voicemail number, and shares a new one for folks to call us to leave a message. (802) 715-3484, or (802) 71-Keith. Keith also tells his latest adventure withing the foot Dr. before Terry shares some birthdays of the week. Our random topic is Terry’s favorite, “guess the year”. It’s a short one that he gases in one try.
In the news this week, Terry shares the story about a guy who was arrested while on his way to a comic convention dressed as a storm trooper. Jill tells us about a volcano in Antarctica that spews out gold. Keith shares about a chain of Arizona nightclubs that have a new way to separate the customers from their money. Stay tuned for more news stories about dumb criminals,
elephants on the loose, a Star Wars promo for those who have never seen the series and much more.
Jill’s weird words!
Terry’s top 10 lists featured brands that started as long as centuries ago and are still around today. Get ready to learn about chocolate, soda, drum symbols and much more.
Anchor topic
We discuss orientation and mobility today. In particular some of the advantages and disadvantages of using a service dog. They can be a huge improvement over the long white cane, but not without certain challenges at times.
We close out the show by reading an email from the listener. A list of various poignant things to think about. Keith, Terry, and Jill sharing various humorous thoughts and anecdotes. They discussed the difference between having real teeth versus dentures. Keith suggested that people in electric cars might listen to AC/DC. Towards the end, they reminded their audience of their new voicemail number and urged them to visit their website, subscribe, and leave comments or reviews.
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Due to some technical difficulties in our recording, Keith puts together a compilation of new stories through the months of doing our podcast. Enjoy, and here’s the list of the headlines you’ll hear us talk about.
Episode two, from November 3, 2020.
Keith shares a story about a covid pregnancy that produced quadruplets.
Terry reports on a pregnant woman who was dedicated enough to cast her ballot first.
Keith shares a few of the weird things that the UK government accidentally banned during Covid.
Terry tells us about a woman who broke a world record by doing pull-ups.
Keith tells us about an unusual fish throwing contest at the state line of Georgia and Alabama.
Not to be outdone, Terry reports on pythons in Pennsylvania.
Episode 25, roughly into the third week of April 2021.
Terry reports on a woman who had an unusual visitor. A bear who was being chased around the house by her little dogs.
Jill has a story about expensive and illegal fossilized clamshells in the Philippines.
Keith tells us about a fistfight that took place at the Miss world championship between contestants.
Terry has a story about a robotic pizza delivery car, just in time for the April 20 holiday!
Jill reports on a gnome shortage in England. It’s another side effect of the Covid pandemic.
Keith has a story about marijuana related license plates of their band in Colorado.
Terry has a story about a German tortoise with a joint problem.
Keith reports on colorful customized coffins for funerals in New Zealand.
Our session is coming to a close, military brings us a new beer product designed for your dog.
Episode 50, from just before Halloween of 2021.
We feature spooky sound effects as we deliver the news. Terry leads off about police who were called to deal with a tarantula Halloween decoration.
Jill tells how a Pennsylvania school district solve their busing problems with limousines.
Keith tells how a Florida man tried to take back the vehicle that he just stole.
Terry has a story about a manikin who was rescued from a cliff by the fire department.
Jill tells about a sheep in Bloomington who has been on the lam.
Keith has a story about a world record catfish, but before it could be verified by Guinness World Records, it was eaten.
We have a Retrobot emergency when Jill drops off of our Z connection.
Episode 75, sometime in April 2022.
Terry leads off telling us about a truck with a load of spilled bottles of beer all over the highway.
Jill has a story about a new sports bra opening in Oregon. It’s not a drinking place for people with dyslexia, it’s a place to enjoy women’s sports.
Keith tells us about a group who wants to keep the beaches clean, and shares a few items that are commonly found in the cleanup.
Terry has a world record story about a long wooden roller coaster.
Jill tells about a newly constructed house in Florida who has to is victims first tenant, and alligator.
Keith tells about a troop of monkeys who have become celebrities at their home near a Florida airport.
Terry tells us the story he has been building up to all during the segment. A Japanese festival of a steel phallus. It has to do with a honeymoon spot for young Japanese couples ready for fertility.
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Quick recap
Keith and Terry celebrated their 180th podcast episode with personal updates and discussions on various topics including car problems, pool mishaps, and potential career opportunities in music. They also engaged in light-hearted discussions about unusual incidents, historical events, and financial errors, while examining the consequences of miscommunication and the importance of translation. Lastly, they focused on the Brc system and its support for blindness, and entertained their audience with humorous jokes and anecdotes.
Summary
we discuss what’s new with our 180th Podcast Episode and Personal Updates
Keith and Terry, along with a special guest, recorded their 180th podcast episode of season 4. They shared personal updates and anecdotes, including Terry’s recent mishap with his swimming pool, the approaching milestone of 200 episodes, and the impact of an upcoming rainstorm on his pool. Terry also discussed his temporary lodging of two homeless individuals, his plans to launch a robot designed to collect pool debris, and the potential hazards associated with this invention. The team also reminisced about past experiences with lawn mowers.
Keith and Terry discussed various topics including car problems, a daughter’s no-call, no-show incident, and an issue with the podcast’s name and description. They also exchanged birthday greetings for several people, including notable figures, and discussed Charlie Chaplin. In addition, Keith plugged his other podcast, “Quest for Truth,” and mentioned some changes in its affiliation.
Our random topic included Notable Figures, Music, and Holidays Discussion
They listed and briefly explained several upcoming holidays and briefly touched on preparing news headlines for the meeting.
In the news this week, Weird and Wonderful Tales of Wrestling and Fishing
Terry and Keith engaged in a light-hearted discussion about various unusual and interesting incidents. Terry informed Keith about a missing pet snake named Agnes that was eventually found after being mistaken for a crow. Keith shared stories about a Georgia fisherman who reeled in a man’s body from the river and a high school wrestler from Arizona who made history by winning the highest school state title, wrestling against boys. They also discussed their experiences with girls in wrestling, including Terry’s grandson’s encounter with a female wrestler and Keith’s attendance at a match in Michigan where a male wrestler was at a disadvantage with the girl. The conversation was amusing and playful, with no serious implications.
Other items in the news include: Discovery, Zombie Cicadas, and ‘N’ Word Sensitivity
Keith and Terry discussed a variety of interesting topics. They first talked about a discovery made by a landscaping crew in Virginia who unearthed a cannonball believed to be from the Civil War. They also touched upon the life cycle of zombie cicadas and a recent archaeological find in Michigan where a time capsule from 1915 was discovered. Lastly, they delved into the serious consequences of using the ‘N’ word, especially in a professional setting like a conference call.
Terry presents a top 10 list that’s all about small mistakes that cause huge Financial Errors, Historical Events, and Miscommunication
first, since Jill is missing this week, we share a classic moment from our past that features her. Terry and Keith discussed two significant financial errors, one by Bank of America and another in the Japanese stock market, and considered potential exploitation strategies. They also delved into historical events, emphasizing the importance of translation and exploring how miscommunication led to disastrous consequences in pivotal moments. Lastly, they examined the Bay of Pigs invasion, detailing the various failures that occurred due to miscommunication and other issues.
After the list is presented, our conversation meanders into Space Travel Failures and Solutions
Terry and Keith discussed failures in space travel, including the Mars Rover crash and the Challenger explosion. They considered equipping astronauts with parachutes and simulating experiences like space travel for a game show. They also discussed the communication delay for Mars missions.
Anchor topic: BRC System, Blindness Support, and Technology
Keith and Terry focused on the BRC system and its initial support for blindness. They explored options for inviting another guest from their MCAB group, but due to short notice, shifted the conversation towards resources for blindness support groups. They highlighted the Illinois Center for Rehabilitation and Education and the Veteran BRC’s blindness rehabilitation centers, noting the latter’s generally superior services. They also discussed the issue of technology obsolescence and the challenges of seeking support for computers.
Keith shared an email. A Humorous story about a six graders response to a teacher’s question about his political beliefs.
Final thoughts, and Humorous Jokes and Funny Stories
Keith and Terry entertained each other and their audience with a series of humorous jokes, anecdotes, and funny stories. They covered a wide range of topics, from personal experiences to historical events, all presented in a lighthearted and engaging manner. The show ended with a discussion on the benefits of visiting their website and a reminder to their audience to share the podcast with friends.
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Quick recap
Keith, Terry, and Jill engaged in a range of light-hearted discussions covering various topics including unusual pet ownership, and personal anecdotes. They also delved into a creative writing exercise, discussed DIY skills, home mechanics, and scientific phenomena, while also exploring the challenges of engineering and maintenance. Lastly, they shared jokes and wordplay, and discussed potential products.
We open with light-Hearted Discussion
Keith, Terry, and Jill cover a variety of topics, including coffee, they also discussed their experiences at the annual convention of the Illinois Council for the Blind, Terry’s shared some recent birthdays.
Our random topic included a mad Lib, a creative writing exercise using randomly assigned words. In this case, about a potential Bible lesson
In the news this week
A truck accident in Oregon, and a story about a lottery winner. The group shared anecdotes about unusual pet ownership, with Keith recounting a story about a man who died from a Gila monster bite. They also include their thoughts on the unusual sculptures in the park. Terry talks about a discovery of a two-pound object that crashed through a house roof in Naples, Florida.
Terry tells us about the discovery of an unexploded military ordinance in Jacksonville, Florida. They also delved into scientific phenomena such as the emergence of cicadas in two parts of the United States.
Keith shared a story about a 5,200-year-old man found in a peat bog in Denmark, which led to a detailed discussion on the man’s identity and cause of death.
Personal Anecdotes and Word Play
in other words, Jill tests us with her weird springtime words, which includes a lighthearted discussion about various words and their meanings, focusing on the eclipse, the word ‘Winkle’, and the migration of Mexicans to the United States. The conversation included a humorous reference to the ‘Rapture’ and its association with the eclipse. We also discuss the definition and usage of the word ‘gal’ in relation to birds and the shipping industry. Terry’s top 10 lists featured April Fools’ Day pranks on the Internet, and some unusual products.
Disjointed Discussion on Varied Topics
Through are conversation, we had a disjointed and humorous discussion about various topics including different occupations, invisible furniture, and animal-themed food items. We also talked about a translation app from Rosetta Stone working with a cannabis company, and the idea of flavored milk being marketed as a product. The conversation lacked clear decisions, but included light-hearted discussions about pets and food, as well as a humorous story about a dog finding an old military bomb.
Anchor topic
Keith, Terry, and Jill discussed a variety of topics in the Department of living skills. In particular we talk about home mechanics, including household electrical issues, and the potential consequences of remote-control device malfunctions. Not to mention the mechanics of changing a light bulb.
finally, Keith reads us an email from a police dispatcher and the team who caught a robber with her pants down. We engaged in a lighthearted conversation filled with jokes and wordplay.
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Quick recap
The team engaged in light-hearted discussions about personal experiences, notable celebrity events, humorous news stories, and the meanings of various words. They also delved into more serious topics such as computer accessibility, , they shared personal anecdotes and observed Easter traditions, while also inviting listeners to tune in next week.
Our opening comments include such things as:
Keith, Terry, and Jill recorded a podcast episode on April 2, 2024. The discussion centered around personal experiences and anecdotes related to the Roseanne Barr podcast. They also shared their recent Easter celebrations. Keith and his wife had planned to attend a sunrise service but overslept, while Jill’s family had an Easter egg hunt at her son’s house. Terry took his granddaughter to his daughter’s house for Easter ham and joked about rapping rhymes involving ham and lamb. The team also reminisced about their favorite Easter desserts.
After Terry presented some birthdays for the week, they played an icebreaker game.
Questions included such topics as:
Terry’s interest in acquiring a red and white castle-shaped item to sharing experiences and preferences regarding food and shoes.
In the news this week
The group also discussed a bizarre record of a Chinese man who drank and regurgitated 1.1 gallons of water, which they later decided was too gross to continue discussing.
Jill, Keith, and Terry continued to engage in a light-hearted discussion about humorous news stories, including a thief caught by a police officer on horseback in New Mexico and a Peruvian police officer posing as a Valentine’s Day bear to arrest a drug dealer. Terry shared a story about a truckload spill on the highway, and another about a wild turkey in Ontario hit by a truck. The conversation took a more serious turn with Keith sharing a tragic story about a man in Texas shot dead after attempting to steal a barbecue grill. Keith emphasized the importance of self-defense but stressed the need to be sure the intruder has a weapon before resorting to shooting.
Terry shared a story about a large alligator found near a Coca-Cola plant in Florida, which was relocated to an alligator park in Tampa due to safety concerns.
Jill’s Weird Words
The group also engaged in a light-hearted discussion about the meanings and origins of various words, including ‘pre-send,’ ‘glyptic,’ and ‘Chinook.’ They also touched upon the potential double meanings of ‘Chinook,’ which refers to both a type of wind and a large salmon. Other topics included the concept of ‘nascent’ in relation to a new business, the idea of a ‘new business smell,’ and the definition of ‘simpatico.
Terry’s top 10 list was a double feature. He shared the top 10 Easter candies, followed by eight ways you can tell you are now an adult.
Our anchor topic featured computers. Keith led the way in presenting some basics of how a blind person might find, and use the screen reader. In particular the built-in narrator screen reader and Windows.
Our email tells the story about a day in the life of a police detective. He describes how he was able to apprehend a dumb criminal who stole an Amazon van. We close everything out with our final thoughts.
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Quick recap
your favorite podcast hosts engage in casual conversations about various topics including personal experiences, pets, and birthdays of notable individuals. They also discussed recent news stories, including a live hand grenade found in Toronto and a case of animal trafficking in Montana, as well as topics such as a potential lawsuit against Apple and issues with low vision settings. The conversation ended with a discussion about Easter traditions across various cultures. No decisions or action items were identified.
Summary
we open up with Terry and Keith engaged in a casual conversation about golf clubs, with Terry discussing his plan to modify his putter and his playing style. They also talked about personal experiences and pets, with Keith expressing his dislike for interruptions while he is editing the podcast.
Terry celebrated the birthdays of various individuals including actors, musicians, and athletes. Notable names mentioned were Billy Corrigan, Rob Lowe, Gary Sinise, Kurt Russell, Michael Rapaport, Sting, Holly Hunter, Spike Lee, William Hurt, Fred Rogers, Adrian Peterson, Matthew Broderick, Rosie O’Donnell, Gary Oldman, Timothy Dalton, Forrest Mars, Reese Witherspoon, Keegan-Michael Key, Matthew Modine, Andrew Lloyd Webber, James Patterson, William Shatner, Joan Crawford, Katherine Keener, Shaka Khan, Joan Crawford, Jessica Chastain, Peyton Manning, Allison Hannigan, Jim Parsons, The Undertaker, Steve McQueen, Harry Houdini, Kyle Lowry, Katherine McPhee, Jessica Parker, Sir Elton John, Aretha Franklin, Jim Lovell, and Jeff Healy. The meeting also included the celebration of those who had passed away, such as Beaver Brown and Richard Dawson.
We then shifted the conversation to our random topic, which features holidays. Keith listed various events and Jill humorously suggested combining them. The conversation ended with Keith suggesting they return to their regular schedule and discuss the news in the next segment.
In the news this week
Terry shared a news story about a live hand grenade found in the toolbox of a deceased owner’s daughter in Toronto. The daughter called the police, who identified it as a live grenade and called in the Canadian Armed Forces to dispose of it. Following this, Keith and Jill’s shared a story about an 80-year-old man named Arthur Jack Shoemaker from Montana who pleaded guilty to felony charges of animal trafficking for creating hybrid sheep by using tissue and testicles from wild sheep hunted in Eastern Asia. The resulting “hybrid sheep” were sold to a hunting place in Texas for up to $10,000 each.
More news stories include:
Keith discussed a peculiar case of a Florida woman, Julia Blexy, who attempted to break into a school and assaulted a sheriff’s deputy. Terry shared an amusing story about two women in Florida attempting to create a new Guinness world record by driving electric toy cars 500 miles. The team also discussed various fundraising initiatives for animal rescue centers, including the Red Panda Network and a bird sanctuary in Missouri. Additionally, there was a conversation about a potential speeding ticket for driving below the minimum speed limit on the interstate. Jill, Terry, and Keith discussed a variety of topics, including a strange story from Sweden about a meteorite that was picked up and returned to its rightful land. They also discussed a recent incident in Florida where a couple was arrested for robbing a home improvement store and were later found to be keeping dogs in deplorable conditions in their home. Lastly, Terry shared about a new course at the University of Vermont, centered around the music of ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic, which will cover topics like parody song lyrics and music production analysis.
Jill brings us some for-letter words.
Keith, Terry, and Jill’s engaged in a light-hearted discussion about various German and other words, with a focus on four-letter words.
Terry’s top 10 list is all about Easter .
Terry shared top 10 facts about Easter, including the religious significance of the holiday as a celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. He also discussed the traditional customs of eating Easter eggs and lamb, and how the timing of Easter Sunday is determined by the lunar calendar. Additionally, he mentioned the discovery of Easter Island on Easter Sunday in 1772. However, Keith and Jill’s pointed out that their family’s Easter tradition includes a ham, not lamb.
Terry shares about the Swedish and Finnish customs of dressing up as Easter witches and the Hungarian tradition of women in traditional clothing getting splashed with water.
Anchor topic
Terry, Keith, and Jill discussed various topics, including an issue Keith was experiencing with his phone’s low vision settings and his interest in obtaining an OrCam, a low vision product. Keith also mentioned his difficulty in reading printed materials and his interest in being able to read books and newspapers comfortably in his recliner.
The team also humorously discussed an email from a listener about an unfortunate encounter with a man in an expensive car.
We close the show with our usual humerus final thoughts.
Written by AI companion summary, mostly, and edited by Keith.
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We once again resort to using an AI companion to summarize our podcast episode. According to the robot, we had a relaxed Discussion on Various Topics
Keith, Terry, and Jill covered a variety of topics including pet training, upcoming holidays, and personal stories.
The conversation touched on the intelligence of cats and the unique trumpet signals of elephants. They also discussed the potential for training fish. The conversation ended on a light-hearted note with Terry suggesting to get Jill a Santa Claus beard.
Our anchor topic was on the matter of daily Living Skills, particularly for the visually impaired. The participants shared alternative methods for cooking, dressing, and bathing.
There was plenty of unfocused Conversation, with no Decisions Made, and the meeting lacked a clear purpose or main topic, with the conversation revolving around various subjects initiated by Keith. The topics included a vacation in Ireland, which was a letter from a listener, a movie about Stormy Daniels, a college course, and a movie about a father and daughter living off-grid.
Did we do all that?
The discussion also touched on passengers smuggling at LaGuardia Airport, a Polar Job Posting, Church Disturbances, and World Records
No decisions, alignments, next steps, action items, or open questions were identified.
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The topics discussed in the podcast recording included a local nonprofit’s scavenger hunt, Keith’s microphone issues, Terry’s golfing experience, personal matters and birthdays. For our random topic we returned to St. Patrick’s Day trivia.
In the news this week, Terry talks about a computer glitch in New Zealand’s gas station card readers. Jill has a story about Venus’s fly trap poaching. Keith shares a story about Cold War-era rocket. Stay Tuned for more stories about : a pig named Kevin Bacon, an upcoming clothing-optional bowling tournament, an upcoming event at the City Museum in St. Louis.
Jill keeps us guessing with various words and their meanings. Since his top 10 was clipped from last week, we presented today. Get ready for those promised comparisons between Donald Trump and Elvis Presley.
Our anchor topic is in the realm of communications. Keith shares how to attach an external drive to your iPhone. at Least he tries, because at the moment his is not cooperating.
Sorry, we have no emails today. Send us your so we can read it as part of our show. As usual, we close with our final thoughts.
Quick recap
by AI companion, and slightly edited by Keith.
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Jill leads off with the story about stealing Bibles from the pastor’s wife. Don’t worry, it was just a mistake. Terry has an update about his talkative granddaughter who pays the rent for her parents. He also gives a quick golfing update. Keith has been updating the website, and it has a slightly different look. Stop by and let us know what you think, or how we could make it better. After Terry’s birthday list, we have a random topic. As St. Patrick’s Day is getting closer, Keith presents a handful of Irish trivia questions. Some are easy, and summer heart, see how well you do.
In the news this week, Terry leads off with a world record for big Macs. The first one was eaten in 1972, and he has been on a 24-year run since 1999. Jill leads off with a Welsh man who just loves to have tattoos of bunnies. Keith leads off with the story about is that infestation at college. We have elite the story about what may be the oldest great grandma with the least birthdays. Stay tuned for a story about beer, more world records, a deer just wants to have fun and belly flops into a pool, and even more stories.
Jill’s weird words are kind of difficult this week, but Terry manages to get one as well as keys. Terry’s top 10 list compares the words of Donald Trump to a musical response from Elvis Presley. An entertaining one to say the least.
Our anchor topic is on orientation and mobility. Keith briefly discusses a few frustrations and staying oriented while walking.
We have an email from a blind prankster, and even a voicemail. Who knew that robots could fire? Be sure to stay tuned for our final thoughts.
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As we get started, Terry gives us a sneak peek at our anchor topic. He gives us a brief recap of his golfing adventure. Jill doesn’t seem to be too inspired yet, and doesn’t have much to say. Keith has a word to say about kids who think they’re gay. As Jill inspired at? Terry shares a few birthdays that happened over the past week, and we have a special feature for our random topic. Keith shares 13 fun facts about leap year.
In the news this week Terry leads off with a story about naked men in northern Japan. Jill has a story about illegally emigrating snakes from Canada. Keith tells us how going to school in Ohio pays off for some kids. The snake stories continue when rattlers like to hide under doormats, claimant cars and to even have a story about a bear who thinks he’s a dog. Stay tuned for more and historical news as well.
Jill’s weird words are as challenging as usual, but we managed to guess at least one Terry has a top 10 list to warn us on being careful and online chats. It’s not just about dating, be aware of everything from groomers to mass murderers the cannibals.
Our anchor topic is a revisit to manual skills. Terry continues to let us know about his golfing adventures with the VA, and his wife this plenty of adaptive and accessible ways for anyone who is disabled have fun on the golf course.
Our email shares about a bad day on the job when teenager told us that she had to defend herself against the rude customer. Never underestimate a girl armed the power of his. We wrap it all up with our usual final thoughts
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there doesn’t seem to be a lot in the way of our opening remarks, so Terry gives us an update on what he’s been watching lately. Since Breaking Bad is in our thing, Jill rescues the conversation by telling us about a visit from her oldest daughter. There’s also an awkward moment in church involving and missing G string. The only thing Keith has to add is he may be receiving some new dining room chairs… Or maybe it’ll turn out to be microwaves. After the birthday list, our random topic features some icebreaker questions to get to know more about your hosts.
In the news this week, Terry features a disgusting moment on and airplane. We think we may have found the missing mummy fish from Jill’s mummy monkeys last week. Jill leads off about a world record feat using matchsticks. Good thing he had large nostrils to fit those 68 matchsticks. Keith leads off with a tragic tale of a septic tank worker who was buried along with his tank. Terry shares a couple of quick Valentines related headlines. Jill tells us about Canadian birds who take over a Walmart. They’re harmless, but look out for the white rain! We also share about a cop who is captured on video doing a good deed. Terry finishes the news with another world record story. This time it’s the largest Chinese New Year Dragon made out of balloons.
Jill has a short word list for us today. It features words that were either coined by, or put into wide use by presidents. Terry’s top 10 list also is the salute to Presidents’ Day. He features a few controversial elections held throughout the years.
Our anchor topic is on manual skills. We bring up various things that can be done in recreational therapy. Outdoor sports such as kayaking, hiking, and mountain climbing. Not everyone may be out for extreme sports, but they are possible. Not everyone may have access to recreational therapy, but if doing things outdoors is what you like, it’s worth the effort to track it down.
We have an email from a viral tick-tock content provider, and her confrontation with a gang of food thieves. As usual, we close it all out with our final thoughts.
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Terry tells us about his ninja cat who knows the secret to fresh food, and fighting with squirrels. Keith has some updates about a visit to the emergency room, and the grandson who likes to hack credit cards. Jill doesn’t have much to add, so we share a quick word about the Super Bowl, then get right to our birthdays. Our random topic is a short one, and features some holidays this week.
Terry leads off about a mishap with a Dr Pepper truck. Jill has a story about mummified monkeys. Keith has a story about a lost romance, and the one that lasted a long haul. We have more about gag Valentine’s gifts, protests against thong bikinis, Harry women and rebellion and a little more.
Jill’s weird words are short of Valentine -related, and even Terry guesses one right. Terry’s top 10 list is all about famous last words of criminals on death row.
Our anchor topic is on computers. We review a little bit of what it’s like at the rehab centers, and some of the basics that are taught. We also have a quick tip related to using a smart phone on Facebook.
Our email is all about an outdoor baptism service, and looking for Jesus. We close everything out with our final thoughts.
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That Sounds Funny
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Jill has an update about a post on Facebook she saw. A blind guy had mixed up furniture polish with bug spray. His furniture may need re-polish, but at least it’s fumigated. Keith shares about one of our voices of the podcast getting his first contact lenses, and breaking them already. Terry tells how are […]
Keith gets us started with an update of his medical procedures last week. Don’t worry, he has a cleaned-out bill of health. Terry adds his adventures with a variety of technical and household related things. Jill doesn’t have much to add, and just enjoys the ride so far. After a few Bertie updates, we feature […]
We get started with a few interruptions and technical difficulties. While left unattended, Terry is left to be his unfiltered self. Fortunately, we have the magic of postproduction. Keith shares that his interruption was to reschedule a medical appointment. Jill tells us a story about her five-year-old grandson and the problem he faces in the […]
Although we don’t have much to discuss, we find ourselves talking about the cold snap and the weather, MLK day and a recent passing of a friend. We also discussed chicken dinners, a chilly day in a restaurant, and Terry has a long list of birthdays for us this week. The fickle finger of fate […]
As we get started, Terry is having trouble with his microphone. Jill tells about her grandson and a misunderstanding about chicken fingers. Keith shares how his date with his wife went on her birthday. He has a quick review of the Japanese restaurant where they ate, and the new movie, Wonka. Terry joins just-in-time to […]
we opened by talking a little bit about our New Year’s Day traditions. Keith shares that the Disney short, “Steamboat Willie” is now in the public domain. There’s not much else to say, so Terry shares a few birthdays of the week. Our random topic is our “guess the year” game. It turns out to […]
while Terry and Jill wait for the podcast to start, they in the retro bots discover a disturbing obituary. Can it be? Have we lost one of our hosts? Fortunately for us we live to podcasts another day. But we spend time to wish the family of the deceased Keith Heltsley our condolences, since we […]
Terry starts us off with talking about some painful moments with some tender areas. Keith shares about a new holiday podcast he discovered. Jill has an update with a grandchild in their Christmas greetings. The sharing continues as we move into our random topic. Keith returns to a special list of gifts you may not […]
As we roll into a Christmas themed episode, Terry tempts us with their preview of his fans only account (just kidding). He tries to answer the question, “should almonds squirm when you eat them?” Then he tells about reusable birthday cards. Keith gives us an update about a wardrobe malfunction regarding his wife. It could […]
Terry reminds us that this week is his birthday. We spent time discussing our own birth stories. Keith shares a news item about a recent movie, and about a new type of jet fuel. Before we begin our random topic, Terry shares a few other notable birthdays of the week. Keith has a special item […]
Tags: orientation, mobility, canes, costumes, animals, grandkids, records, Bible Keith Heltsley That Sounds Funny grab your cup of coffee and join us and learn about Keith’s hiding place for his wife’s special hot chocolate mixes. Jill has a granddaughter that cries foul on the meeting of a new word she just discovered. The education system […]
Terry shares a public service announcement that may help listeners shed a few Thanksgiving pounds. Keith has an update about his anniversary. Jill doesn’t have too much to say, and is saving all her updates until next week. Our random topic is another session of guess the year. Terry wins his title back in record […]
Terry shares a tactic for us to use to gain more listenership. Just answer all those telemarketer calls, and tell them about Our Podcast, That Sounds Funny. He then tells us about a scary moment as his wife encountered a mouse an unexpected place. There’s not too much else to say, and there’s not much […]
Jill leads off with an update about a grandkid and a ghost lamp. Terry tells us about a recent fumigation, and dogs who walk keys in his vehicle. How alarming! Without any updates from Keith, Terry presents a quick shout out to some folks for birthdays this week. Our random topic is a trivia quiz […]
To get the ball rolling, Keith talks about his weekend that was jampacked full of Halloween celebrations. Jill tells about a car that has a lot of soul. Besides a mishap with hot dogs and mustard, Terry reports hearing his first Christmas commercial of the season. He also presents a brief birthday segment before we […]
it’s our official Halloween episode. It also rounds out a full third year of podcasting. Terry tells us about a new show he found to watch about a teenybopper vampire. Jill has been enjoying some home alone time, and Keith shares an update about his missing microwave. Our random topic features a general trivia quiz. […]
Terry updates us about birthday festivities, and the new TV series that he has been watching. Keith doesn’t have much to say this week, but Jill tells us a story about sleeping with the mouse. In our random topic, we feature holidays. Since Keith loses track of his lists, we end up with a bonus […]
we’re getting close to rolling into a new season, and Terry opens up by filling us in on his latest adventures and watching Star Trek. Jill reminds us that it’s a special day in her house, since it’s her husband’s birthday. Keith doesn’t have much to share this week, other than donating money to the […]
after missing his anniversary, Terry is in trouble with his wife. Will she allow him to be on the show today? He’s on probation for at least a couple more months. He tells about his latest adventures with the bug bombs and stylish fashion choices. Keith shares about some road work, the flying spaghetti monster […]
We get started by learning about kids who eat boogers. Keith tells us about a pride class, and Terry seems to be on a rocky road to trouble with his wife. In our random topic we feature our guests the year game. We set a first when Jill wins and sets a record! In the […]
As we get started, Terry seems to be free of his entanglements with the unfunny pulleys from last week. Jill doesn’t have anything new to open up with, but Terry talks about adventures with his CPAP machine. Just how much music will his CPAP SD card hold anyway? Keith has a couple of medical related […]
before we get started, Terry tells us about a run in with some unfunny policeman. It turns out to be a running joke through the episode since he continues to have connection trouble today. We get started even though Terry seems to be in funny jail. Jill tells us about her daughter’s birthday, and an […]
To get started with a little bit of what’s new, Terry tells us about washing his dainty things in the shower. Jill tells about her daughter’s pet chickens, and an awkward moment with KFC. Keith lets everyone know that the honeymoon with the new puppy in the house is officially over. For our random topic, […]
For a little bit of what’s new, Terry updates us on what he is been watching lately. Jill shares an update about a camel siding in Kansas, as reported by her daughter. There’s a new puppy in the house! And one of Keith’s grandsons is on maternity leave! For our random topic we spend a wheel and we feature holidays of the week. The selected day turns out to be the day that we recording, so it’s too late for celebrations for our listeners.
Our news segment features world records, and lots of animals. First up, Terry talks about a couple of goats who go car shopping in Kansas. Jill tells us about a fun fishing story that ends up in a bird catching episode. Keith has a story about an Arizona rattlesnake and a toilet bowl. Stay tuned because there’s more goat stories to come.
For a little bit of a change, Jill has some words from Japan that make it extra hard for us to guess. It doesn’t stop us from having fun trying. For Terry’s top 10 list, we learn about events that cause a career to and. We don’t have much to say on our anchor topic, which is living skills. Instead, we share a little bit about an awkward moment and a day in the life of a blind guy. As always, if you have a question about blindness related issues, please contact us either through the comments on the page or through our email contact form.
We bring things to a close with an email about a crime spree. As usual we have our fair share of final thoughts.
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To open of the episode, Terry talks about another podcast who stole one of our segments. Keith shares a brief remark on a recent email subject he received. Jill shares about a book she was reading with a helpful hint on how to identify a bear. For a random topic, we take a moment to ask the host anything.
Jill opens up our news segment with a picturesque story about a sunflower field in England. It sets off an impromptu theme for our episode today. Terry’s first story is about reprocessed water in California. Continuing the water theme, Keith opens up with an item when otters attack. We continue by featuring more stories about bears, world records, and lots of throwbacks to the photographic fund and the sunflower field.
Jill shares some weird words that may sound familiar, but they are not. For Terry’s top 10 list, we learn about times that experts have dropped the ball on their topic.
Our anchor topic features communications. Keith shares some recent discoveries with the audible app, and how to find our podcast as well as other items of interest. To close out the show we have an email from a guy who just doesn’t understand his wife, and some final thoughts.
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Jill starts us out by telling us about her trip to the Muni, and her experience in watching the play. Keith tells us about the world’s slowest tornado. Terry shares…
since Terry doesn’t have too much to add, Keith opens up with a kitty cat ordeal during the recent weeks of summer camp. Jill tells the story about a funny…
Keith has an off-script update about happenings at his bowling alley. Then he shares his thoughts about a recent headline in the St. Louis news. Terry can’t remember his opening…
Keith shares a report on how camp went last week. Teenage girls don’t fart, do they? Terry tells about his new hot dog toaster. Jill shares a dieting tip she…
Terry is back! We let him handle our opening segment. He has a story about a bee sting, and the hospital trip. For our random topic we share our made-up…
Terry is missing this week. Apparently, he didn’t get the memo about changing our recording date. Keith leads off with a story about his grandkids attending camp this week. Jill…
everyone seems to have forgotten their funny story this week, so Jill tells us about her brave two-year-old granddaughter and their adventures with fireworks. Our random topic is all about…
Keith has a quick misunderstanding about a headline you recently read. Terry has a nearsighted Chihuahua, not to mention some never ending adventures with his pool. Our random topic features…
we don’t have much to say as we opened the show, so Terry fills us in with more of his adventures and listening to TV shows. Just for and we…
Keith and Terry both give a quick update on things they been reading and watching. Jill tells us all about her vacation last week, and the fun that she had…
We are missing a host today, but we have a guest star tefillin for Jill. Terry shares about his never-ending saga with his pool. Keith tells about his Amazon device…
Terry is in need of a good Mexican pool boy… Or girl. Jill has more crazy stories about grandkids. Even Keith has a story about a kid who just loves…
Terry tells us about a dog on a motorcycle. Jill doesn’t have too much to add, so Keith shares about a boil book he has been reading. For our random topic Terry is victorious in our trivia quiz about Coca-Cola.
In the news, Jill leads off with a world record expensive hamburger. The theme on money and expensive things continues, and Keith shares a story about some dimwitted juvenile delinquents who steal light bulbs in front of the police station. Enjoy the wealth of stories, and other dumb criminals who get what they deserve.
Jill has yet another list of difficult Words for us. After Terry’s top 10 list, we discussed our anchor topic. This week it’s all about living skills. We have a fun discussion about ice cream, and washing dishes.
We wrap it all up with and email from a listener who tells us about his customer service job, as well as some final thoughts.
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Jill tells us about a not so cool incident with her granddaughter and a fan. Keith talks about an oddly worded headline, and Terry briefs us on his binge watching on a television. For our random topic, it’s a session of ask the host anything.
Terry has a couple of news items about bees on the loose. Jill has some household tips on selecting the perfect watermelon. Keith lets us know about a dumb criminal, and cows to play detective.
For our weird words segment Jill shares both some old English and new English words. Terry brings us a guest speaker for our top 10 list. Hope you like it, and that we don’t get sued.
The anchor topic is on communications, and we talk about ways to share notes and messages with each other. We’re scratching the bottom of the barrel with our emails, so please send in your funny life stories. To close it all out we share some final thoughts.
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Due to some scheduling issues, we don’t have a fresh recording for you today. Instead, Keith compiled this episode from all those segments that have gotten munched in the past.
After a moment from the days of old-time radio, we returned to episode 89, and the news you never heard that week.
To keep things mixed up, Keith inserts more old-time radio and between a couple of Jills weird word segments from episode114 and 128.
We slip in our anchor topic from episode91. Once again we enjoy the few words from the days old-time radio then review our thoughts from episode 112 and close out the show as it would’ve been heard in episode
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Sorry about the inconvenience, but if you enjoyed this kind of compilation episode may be our retro bots can sabotage us more in the future. But they better not!
Old-time radio personalities in today’s episode include Don Ameche, Charlie McCarthy, WC Fields and Frances Langford.
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Keith tells us about his for in one shampoo, and some trivia about where we get the word mayday. Jill doesn’t have much to contribute today, but Terry tells us about some of the people he met at his conference over the weekend. As we get ready for a random topic, Terry dropped off the call for a few minutes. He comes back right in the middle of a trivia quiz.
In the news this week Terry talks about a world record Spoon collection. Jill has a story about a drunken Australian runner. Keith tells some secrets on what T-Rex was really like. We have more world record stories, and Jill shares some more household tips. learn what to do with your coffee grounds.
Jill has some weird words that seem to be based on foreign ones. Terry has a top 10 list of ways people have tried to apply at home remedies, only to horrifying affect.
Our anchor topic is on orientation and mobility. Since Terry has recently been traveling, we let him go about his adventures over the weekend. We also share an email from a farmer, and close it all out with our final Potts.
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Terry tells us about a helpful veteran while he was at the HINES blind rehab center, as well as an update with the incident he had with losing his or Kim device. Keith knows a secret hiding place, just in case you want to hide those snacks from a hungry teenager. Jill has a special delivery from one of her cool daughters. We get busy with a random topic and enjoy if you funny moments with chat GPT.
In the news: Terry tells us about a woman who sues a cruise line over her dead husband. Jill tells us about a special job opening in England, wearing a bird costume. Keith has news stories about dumb criminals who escaped from prison, a zebra who escapes from the zoo, and South Carolina has elected its official new state carnivorous plant, Jill has more helpful household tips to share. And there are thirsty bears on the loose looking for a can of soda.
Jill has some weird words for us… No technical difficulties… I hope! Terry has a top 10 list of things that you may not want to hear about, especially if you suffer from arachnophobia.
Our anchor topic is a wildcard day, so Terry reminds us about what a tactile mini guide is. It’s a hand-held sonic device that detects obstacles in front of a blind person. To close things out, we share an email about a perfect hunting shot, and share some final thoughts.
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Technical problems plague our episode, and more than the listener will probably ever know. Terry continues to sum up his time spent at the Heinz blind rehab center, and Keith talks about a fancy new cash register system. Jill is back to knitting animals for her grandkids, but another technical glitch means it’s time for the random topic, holidays.
in the news, animals rule the day. The Easter Bear visits an egg hunt. We have an Australian lottery winner. African escargot. A brave little lizard, and Jill has more amazing household tips.
Get ready for some Springtime words by Jill. Terry has a short list of all time bad guys.
For the anchor topic, we feature manual skills. In particular, leather working projects that Terry has recently created. We close out the show with a fishy email and our final thoughts.
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Terry shares a mouthful when he tells us about his latest orientation and mobility exercise. Keith has a few computer problems. What are the merits to use Microsoft over Dropbox? After Jill shares a word about how her Easter holiday went, we focus on our random topic. We talk about a few made up movie reviews, which, of course are always totally correct.
In the news this week Terry talks about a woman with a world record Afro hairdo. With any luck, she’ll be a trendsetter for the next fashion trend. Besides a world, record breaking Fish story, Jill shared some of her email tips. Keith tells about how to tell time on the moon.
As usual, Jill’s weird words keep us guessing. Terry tells us about Halloween candies that ruined the day.
Our anchor topic is about low vision, and Terry tells us about his new Or-cam. It’s a device that helps blind people to read print in public. We have an extremely short email to read, and wrap everything up with our final thoughts.
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Terry tells us about an expensive pizza. Keith gives us some updates about his new business opportunity, And Jill reports on an early Easter Bunny present. In our random topic, we share some ”would you rather” questions.
In the news Terry and Jill feature world record stories. Keith tells about a dumb criminal who thought it would be a smart idea to steal an ambulance
Jill is back to dishing out some hard to guess words, Then Terry has your top ten list of things you’ve never seen before.
Since Terry is currently in Heinz undergoing blindness rehab training, we let him tell about his recent adventures in the kitchen. After the glimpse of living skills, Keith reads and email from a listener who has a medical problem. We wrap it all up with some final thoughts.
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all right everybody this is the podcast that sounds funny…
we are coming at you on the last week of march it is march twenty-eight two thousand twenty-three seasons 3-show 21 episode one two five! We are climbing up that episode ladder. we are to blind brothers and a blind sister who tell it the way we see it. and we actually have all three of us today!
And so, starts another episode with your favorite, funny, podcast host. Terry gives us a brief recap of his first week as he gets training in Chicago. Keith tells about a grandson who was “board, “and nailed it while doing a Jesus impression. Jill talks about a radio ad for a Zipper Critter. In our random segment, we focus on a holiday of the week.
Terry and Jill both share world record stories. Keith tells about a man who had a bad day. After being rescued at sea, he was arrested for a crime. Stay tuned for more unusual news items that you’ll never hear anywhere else.
Jill features some weird words that all have the same meaning, so we just have fun with them. After Terry’s top 10 on things that make unusual sounds, we get busy with an anchor topic. It’s all about communications, and since he is in the middle of going through training, we turn the show over to Terry.
Before our anchor topic is complete, something crashes the recording, so Keith has to insert some never before heard clips from episode 91.
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we are missing one of our hosts today, so Keith and Jill discuss where Terry is. After reminding listeners of his travel plans, Keith shares some issues with last week’s podcast. Our random topic is made up movie reviews. As you know, ours is always 100% correct, no matter what the official trailers might say.
Due to some technical difficulties our new segment is a little short. Keith doesn’t have notes to read his articles from today, while Jill came armed with her usual two news items. Terry manages to make an appearance as we’re getting ready to wrap it up, but he doesn’t have his notes for news articles today either. He does manage to give us an update about his early morning travel though.
The anchor topic is all about orientation and mobility, and before we get too far, Terry has to depart on his airplane. Keith shares about an app that helps blind people find traffic signals.
After reading a brief email on military life, we close it all out with our final thoughts.
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Keith opens us up with a secret presidential blunder. Jill draws a blank on recent activities, and Terry update us on the TV series he’s binging. Our random topic is on holidays again, and we feature the ides of March. Be careful while giving speeches.
Terry tells us about some Saint Patrick’s Day news. Extra fermentation might mean exploding beer cans. Jill has a story about an adventurous alligator and an attic. Keith shares how the patriarchy wins again, by a presidential award when a man is recognized as a brave woman.
Jill’s weird words are all about the slang word your grandparents used. But there’s just one problem. They’re mostly words that we used when we were kids. How can they be out of date? Terry has a brief top 10 list to feature the five hits of all time. Which typically means the last 15 or 20 years.
Our anchor topic is handed over to Terry. He will be returning to the HINES blind rehab center for more training, and we discuss what he is going through to prepare for his trip.
to wrap it all up, we share an email, and a request to our listeners to send us more of your funny stories. As usual our final thoughts tie a ribbon on the show.
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Keith starts out by talking about a couple of Wiener dogs. Terry has a choice word to say about some tenants, then we get started with a random topic. We talked about holidays, and specifically those happening on March 13th
This week in the news, Jill tells this about a conflict between a lion and an elephant. Keith has more headlines straight from mainstream news. Terry keeps the animal stories coming with an elephant who got bit by an alligator. Stay tuned for more news on sharks, celebrating women’s month, and lots more silly stuff.
Jill has some weird words to describe acting unruly. Terry has a short list on top rated rap artists.
Our anchor topic is on manual skills, and Keith leave a discussion on bowling alleys. Manual skills are all about quality of life, adapting and enjoying the same hobbies and sports a person did before losing their eyesight. We share a very comfortable voicemail, then wrap it all up with some closing thoughts.
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We get started by telling how Keith heard our podcast while listening to another podcast. After a bit of rambling, and a funny story by Terry, we get started with our random topic. Ask the hosts questions about anything.
And the news, Terry talks about a world record event at Disney. Jill tells us about the turtle amputee who was helped by school kids and Legos. Keith shares a few headlines straight from main stream media over the past week.
Although Jill has some weird words, Keith and Terry manage to get several of them right for a change. Terry ‘s top 10 is about normally cute animals and some of their more obnoxious traits.
The anchor topic this week is on computers. There’s not a lot to say, so Terry and Keith rant a little about recent computer woes. We have a couple of emails to read, and we close it all out with final thoughts.
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Although there’s not much funny about hospital stays, shots or feeling sick, that’s all we got for opening comments. Keith tells about the weekend trip to Michigan. Our random topic features a short Bible quiz.
Terry shares a news story about a dolphin in Detroit. Jill tells us about some orphaned manatees in rehab. Keith tells us about an a crushing accident at a urinal.
Jill has another weird word list for us, and Terry’s top 10 list deals with changing the rules. For our anchor topic, Keith shares about an obscure iPhone shortcut.
Our email of the week features a variety of voicemail messages, and we close it all out with our final thoughts.
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when healthcare makes you sick! We discussed recent and upcoming doctor visits, the Super Bowl and interesting food choices. Just how big are the butterflies where we get butterfly charts? Turning to our random topic, we feature our made-up movie refutes. As always you can trust hours is correct. Forget what you read in the newspaper.
While a trip to the zoo may be a fun family event, apparently animals don’t always see it the same way. Before we feature various animals, who made an escape from their enclosures, Terry shares about a tasty deterrent to Super Bowl violence. Jill tells us about a Siegel rescue. Our featured animal escape artist includes a spotted clouded leopard and a pair of naughty aches,
Jill shares some text messaging acronyms. Not emoticons or emoji, but those short message letters that stand for a common phrase. Although Terry and Keith learn there not so easy, or very common. Terry’s top 10 list involve fashion trends that have thankfully gone the way of the dinosaur. Put on your paper dress, blacken your teeth, where your buggy jewelry and join in the fashionable fun.
Our anchor topic is all about living skills. Keith shares some handy tips about electronic toothbrushes. Something good to know for both blind people and cited. We end it all with a military email, and our final thoughts.
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There’s not much to say other than Terry Fox, it to us look at the new fashion. statement.
Ask the hosts anything that are random topic. And the news we feature animals and dumb criminals. W Who let the cows out?
Jill’s word list is all about some easy acronyms to figure out Terry has a short list of people whose lives were ruined on social media.
And our anchor topic, Keith told us about using accessible software for some handy cut, copy and paste methods. A After an email about some old-timers, we close it out with our final thoughts.
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To get started we discussed adventures with kids, telemarketers in automated phone menus. In our random topic learn about the host as they answer icebreaker questions.
In the news Jill and Terry feature bird stories. Keith has a follow up of last week’s Santa Claus cookie mystery. But that’s not all, there’s news about dumb criminals, bears who like selfies and a tall tale about a unicycle. Jills weird words are about wet moist things. Terry’s top ten is all about unchaining the kids.
The anchor topic features jill on the subject of orientation and mobility. Keith shares an e-mail about a pushy FBI agent, and we wrap up with our final thoughts.
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there’s not much to say n our opening remarks. Keith shares about a guest host who decided to not make it on the show. Terry gives us a food update on what he was eating last week. Listen and learn if anyone won the contest? What was the grand prize? After our brief opening, we turn to a random topic. There are not many holidays so enjoy the few that we feature.
In the news this week, we talked about cookies, donuts and a world record-breaking pizza. Jill has some stories from down under. There are also features on Santa Claus, archery and dumb criminals, but not all in the same story.
Jill has some computer related words for us this week. Terry’s top 10 list is all about real life superpower, and why they are not all they’re cracked up to be.
Our anchor topic is on a new navigational aid. It can help not only in navigating, but also in identifying household products and more.
We have 2 emails today. One is a story about a future politician, and the other about barnyard animals. To close us out we share our final thoughts.
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We get started by talking about a new kitten. He may not know what his name is, but he knows that he’s somebody the baby. We discuss the fate of some of our missing segments of the past. For our random topic, we turn to a trivia quiz. We spin the wheel and we learned some historical facts about Coca-Cola.
In the news, Terry tells us about a world traveler with some lost luggage. Jill tells us a story about a big goldfish with a life-threatening problem. Keith shares a few headlines with honorable mentions. Stay tuned for more fun with airlines, unruly passengers, strange names and more.
Jill keeps us guessing with her fresh batch of weird words. Terry tells us about top 10 laws that you did not know that you are breaking.
Anchor topic time! We talk briefly about leatherworking, and the way that a good rehab program will allow you to decide your own project. To close it all out, we share email about a strange experience with a Chinese restaurant, followed by our final thoughts.
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We get started by talking about the unusual things that kids do. For example hiding popcorn under a shower Matt. Also about the unusual things podcast host do. For example give thirsty keyboards lots of coffee. For our random segment, we feature made-up movie reviews. Despite what the official synopsis says, you know you can trust us, because we’ve never seen any of these before.
In the news, Terry leads off with a world record story about a unicyclist. Jill tells about a fuzzy Bunny hitchhiker who wanted to do an oil change. Keith tells about people who fled from a fake pregnancy. There is plenty more fun stuff including whales, alligators, snakes, chickens and so much more.
Jill shares a dozen words that have made it for the first time in the dictionary this past year, or at least had new definitions added to them. Terry’s top 10 list is all about strange 911 calls to Saskatchewan Canada.
For our anchor topic, we keep it fairly short. It’s all about computers, and throwing back to Terry’s problem in our opening segment we discussed computer safety when it comes to having liquids around your system. We have another fake email to read, please don’t make us do this anymore. Send in your real stories. We would love to read them at this part of the show. As usual, we close out with our final thoughts.
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One of your hosts is not like the others. Jill is out of town visiting relatives, but she takes time to join our zoom call. Thanks to a slip of the lip, she implies that she may not be entirely dressed. Don’t worry, she really is, she’s just getting ready for her return trip home. After some fund with a young guest star, Carsyn, we get into our random topic. Keith has a small snag with the selected topic, but we fall back on some funny chat bot stories.
In the news, Terry has lots of world records that get broken. Jill and Keith have the same story about a lost wedding ring and the unusual way it was returned. Other items include relationships, an 80-year marriage and food contests.
Jill’s weird words are all related to birds. Although we have trouble figuring out the bird connection, some are not too difficult to figure out what they mean.
Our anchor topic features an area related to blindness, or adapting things to someone who was blind. This we the scheduled topic is low vision. Keith instead presents an overview of how to how to stay fit with low impact exercises. As it turns out some are indeed related to low vision.
To close out the show, we share an email from the UK, and a college student whose doctor tells him he needs more milk. We followed up with our final thoughts.
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we spent some extra time in our opening segment decompressing and talking about our Christmas vacations. In particular the adventures of life with teenagers in the house. Our random topic is all about our made-up movie reviews. We visit the site that lists the latest movies and television shows being released this week. Based on only the title, we give it our synopsis and review of what the program is all about. Even though we never seen them, we can rely to our synopsis is correct and trustworthy.
In the news, we have tons of Christmas leftovers. Stories about holiday lighting displays, every turn of the Grinch who makes speeders in a school zone he onions, and more fun with world record Breakers. There’s plenty more in the news, so stay tuned and enjoy our Christmas leftover stories.
Jill is back with some weird words to take us out of the Christmas season, and to points beyond. Terry has a combined top 10 list of bad and embarrassing things that might happen to you at Christmas. In our anchor topic Terry shares a brief update on how to import and export your podcast list from an old Victor Reader Stream. It’s also handy if a friend wants to share their list with you as well. Keith goes into more detail about descriptive audio services, the awards they offer and ways you can advocate to support more audio description.
As usual, we wrap it up with a brief email. This time it’s About a little boy and his homemade fire engine. We close it all up with our final thoughts.
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It’s officially our Christmas episode! We get caught up by reviewing the word of the year, and learned a little about how we are celebrating Christmas this year. Our random topic is all about some icebreaker question. Listen and learn about your hosts childhood and silly moments.
Turning to the news, we have stories that are chock-full of Santa Claus, the Grinch, Christmas trees, all manner of pesky critters and so much more holiday fun. Jill’s words of the week provide some learning moments about Christmas around the world. Terry’s top 10 list is about bad things you might not want to happen to you at Christmas.
For our anchor topic, Terry brings up a pet peeve about service animals. What are some signs that a service animal may be a fake? What should you do when approaching someone about their service animal? Should you ask them for any identification? Keith briefly mentions the topic he had on schedule, but it will wait until next week and be just as fitting. We wrap up with an email from a belligerent old woman, and some Christmas related final thoughts.
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We get started with some opening remarks and updates despite missing one of our hosts. Our recording a schedule is a little off, but Terry had some other things scheduled.…
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To open up the show, we share about some recent health issues. It seems to have been a week full of surgery and hospitalization. Moving along, Terry talks about a…
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We open up with some birthday updates, then turned quickly to our random topic. Things seem to be shaping up for a short episode today, or does it? Terry answers…
vwe open up with our usual catching up with the hosts segment, and anticipate callers to interrupt the show. Our random segment features a return to our icebreaker questions that…
our opening remarks deal with a weekend wedding, and Terry’s dancing ability. Jill tells about her messy dress, and Keith reminds people that Friday, September 30 is international podcast day.…
Terry tells us about a special corn maze, and Keith as a way to tell identical twins apart. Since Jill doesn’t have much to add, we begin our random segment.…
To open up, we remember an anniversary involving Scooby Doo, and an important family milestone for one of Jill’s daughters. Keith also shares the latest vocational dreams of his granddaughter.…
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We start out with Terry overcoming some grumpiness over a lost ring. Jill tells about an updated Snow-White movie, and Keith shares some housekeeping about milestones in our podcast. We…
Join us for an adventure with dentures by Terry. Keith tells about a mishap with a root beer float, and Jill has some updates from her doctor. Our random topic…
We have some guests in the studio today. First, we discussed books we are reading, and wrecking the car. In our random topics we get to learn more about our…
Keith tells how his computer tried to spy on a meeting, even starting a recording all by itself. As if to demonstrate, it starts listening to us when Terry and…
To get started, Jill talks about the TV show that she’s watching. Keith is once again home alone. Terry is still having trouble with the green water in his swimming…
Jill doesn’t have much to add in her opening comments, but Keith has a couple of stories about grandkids who visit. We’re getting close to our 100th episode, so Keith…
t’s the podcast that will never air and video! The host try to share snacks, but Keith’s new talking computer wants to butt in. Jill shares some good news about…
Listen in for a story about an 80-year-old grandma who wields a chainsaw. Keith also tells about the new treatment he may be getting for his foot. It involves a…
Terry starts with some sad updates, but can we make them funny? After Jill pitches in, Keith shares about a tasty treat from a town with a funny name. Due…
there’s not much to tell to get started, other than some tales of blindness mishaps. Terry tells a little bit about his recent trip to see a play at the…
We have a special guest with us as we open the show. Rhonda is a recent member of the Maddison County Association of the Blind, and phoned in to join…
We open up by telling about a comedy conference we went to over the weekend. At least Jill and Keith do, Terry was not able to go. Instead, Terry tells…
Jill tells us about the joys of smoking cream cheese. Terry talks about his first mosquito bite of the season. Keith clarifies a few matters regarding kids in the house…
Catch up with the hosts, and learn about recent birthdays, visiting relatives, and broken air conditioners. Our random segment finds your host conducting a trivia quiz on a topic no…
We open up with Jill sharing about troubles with stubborn oven doors. Keith recounts the progress and getting situated in the new house, and Terry manages to place an order…
We’re still trying to get back on schedule after a delay last week. Your hosts discuss some of those updates and talk about a recent hospital stay. We no longer…
The show is a little late this week, and some segments are missing. It’s all due to technology And personal difficulties. After our usual introductions, including Jill‘s invention of a…
get caught up with the hosts as we discuss how Jill’s broken foot is coming along. Keith also shares a little bit about getting ready to move into his new…
We open up the episode by talking about taxes, Easter, and hunting for eggs. There’s not much in the way of personal news, so we get busy with holidays. Our…
None of your hosts seem to have much to open the show with as far as funny stories, So we get right into our holidays. With Easter taking place this…
We have something of a theme today, relating to Cass, casting things away, and cops. Jill begins by talking about getting rid of her cast for a boot that makes…
Keith starts with a kid who has a first-world problem, there’s no money for snacks! Jill and Terry share some birthday updates. As we read through the holidays of the…
Due to changing up our recording schedule, we’re minus one host today. Jill and Keith get us started with stories about a weekend barbecue, and a mouse-catching cat. Holidays this…
Jill talks about her new cast, and Keith mentions a new cat. Terry has a new addition and we talk about a boy bike rider. Our holidays may have you…
Our opening discussion centers on a hot and spicy weekend. A one-chip challenge turns into a teary-eyed and painful moment for some tender body parts. There are plenty of holidays,…
Jill is back and tells us the details of her recent accident. Terry contributes with his own tale of foot injuries. Is there an epidemic? It’s enough to make Terry…
today we are missing one of our hosts. Keith is joined by Terry to tell Why Jill couldn’t make it. Besides giving details about Jill’s broken leg, Terry gives us…
Your host begin by talking about the trouble with cash, world domination and good transitioning moments with the government. After an update on a hospital stay, we move into our…
We focus on keeping our episode a little shorter this time, and Terry reminds us that Valentine’s Day is this week along with the Super Bowl. Keith reports on the…
While Keith and Terry share a lame joke and an anticipated gift for listeners, Jill drops off the Zoom call. Don’t worry, she makes it back in time for the…
Your hosts share about multiplying iPhones, a teenage shopper, the tooth fairy, proper pronouns, an offensive word list and wearing ear buds backwards. As we approach the end of the…
Your hosts recap recent events with sick kids and kids who help in the kitchen. Also, rescuing pets from the pound who are named Betty White. Before sharing holidays, Keith…
As we start off, Terry opens with a story about trouble with his mobile devices. Jill has an unusual experience with soap. Since Keith doesn’t have much to say, we…
We have a special guest in the studio today. The voice of the podcast, Isaac, agrees to help out and to be interviewed by the hosts. He shares a little…
Jill and Keith talk about their holidays with family and friends. Lots of fun with kid’s presents and feasting. Meanwhile, Terry has been getting the worst from covid and still…
Jill doesn’t have much to open with, but Keith has a mystery to reveal, and Terry ain’t getting nothing for Christmas… except Covid. Yea vaccines! Holidays this week start to…
We open with some Christmas happenings, then turn to this week’s holidays. There are a few odd ones, plenty of fun food days and things to roll into the Christmas…
Terry opens with a report on his birthday, and a grandkid who age him by 27 years. Keith doesn’t have much going on, but Jill talks about Christmas partying with…
As we get started, everyone seems to have a head cold. Learn some family stories about having babies, a bathroom accident and more. Holidays this week include giving to Charities,…
Opening topics today include travel, and visiting relatives. Terry discovers something new in his work restroom. Then we turn our attention to holidays of the week. As you can imagine…
Opening stories include a recent hospital stay with Terry and a welcome to new listeners. Keith makes fun of a sensitive commercial, and Jill tells about an unusual napkin. Moving…
This week’s updates include construction projects, thumb-sucking babies and the ever-changing chaos of kids holidays include freedom. Chaos, gaming, Marines in particular, and veterans in general. Other days remember Sesame…
There’s plenty of weird kid stories to get us started. Just what is a regular nut? Not to mention an anesthetic that has the side effect of putting a person…
We open up with a bathroom mix-up, an old toilet, and an ancient ghost drawing. Terry shares about some recent TV shows he has been binging. Holidays include a bunch…
Keith starts us out with a story of a vampire toe-biter, and Jill follows up with a daughter who is scared of a trick-or-treating witch. While kids’ booty bumps a…
Keith shares about an upcoming VA doctor appointment, and a podcast recommendation, Blind Abilities. Terry welcomes new listeners. A birthday sneeze scares Jill’s granddaughter. We make plans for some spooky,…
We get started in the usual way with family stories. Birthdays, jealous kids in lots of cakes and treat terry has another scary story for Halloween. There are plenty of…
Terry starts us off with a spooky story, and Jill tells about her weekend. Holidays this week include some fun food days and celebrating relationships. The Retrobots chime in with…
Enjoy learning about a Pokémon fight, and the trouble with swing sets. Some kids are never satisfied. Jill tells about her grandkids making her feel old. We turn to the…
Keith leads off with an offensive story and a kid who likes to punch flour bags. Jill embarrasses her daughter with a pair of pantyhose, and Terry has plumbing problems.…
Our opening is a little rough, which turns out to warn of more technical glitches to come. Terry leads off with a P.S.A. and a word on newsworthy happenings. Jill…
Get caught up with the hosts. Jill tells about watching old movies, Keith has a domestic terrorist in the house, and Terry talks about a drug addiction. There’s also a…
Terry remarks on our approaching milestone in podcasting. We’re sneaking up on a full year of episodes. Keith shares a helpful word from a concerned listener, and Jill is having…
New stuff is happening with Terry’s pool, and Jill tells about a messy start to a play she went to over the weekend. Keith presents the holidays for the week,…
This past weekend was an end of a 100-year era of a #social club for the #blind, and we share some high points of the event we all attended. From…
We get the fun started with cats, fart stories and stealth farting in Wal-Mart. Holidays of the week feature cats, dogs, some yummy food days and a few famous birthdays.…
Jill is #camping, and she may be getting an unexpected car according to the auto mechanic. Terry introduces us to proper techniques of pooping in the woods. Keith has air…
Fun food adventures start the show with some awkward mix-ups. Don’t try these accidental recipes at home. Terry talks about billionaires in space and Keith shares about a toddler who…
Get caught up on what Keith is reading about, and Terry’s adventure with grandkids and frogs. Let’s just say it’s a good thing Jill never has to drive a car.…
Jill almost didn’t make the show and tells about her special plans. Terry’s weekend was filled with fun and a loss, but not for long. There’s not a lot in…
Jill tells about her old-fashioned home movies, and Terry has dogs who leave themselves messages. He also has some tips for the kitchen you’ll want to miss. Holidays are sparce…
After a confusing opening, we kick off with stories about a gender curious toddler and the less gender confused days of yesteryear… sort of. Terry shares about his killer pets,…
Get caught up with Terry’s bee sting dramas, and Keith’s misadventure in a construction project. Responding to a mention on another podcast, Earth Oddities, we share some medical experiences. Stand…
Enjoy a redneck remedy from Jill, while Terry and Keith share about movies and books they’ve been watching and reading. After checking in with the holidays for the week, we…
Jill tells about her holiday cookout and the aftermath of beans. Terry had a problem with his big gas grill, and Keith has a silly granddaughter. There’s a small glitch…
Opening stories include missing underpants, missing diapers, and a misplaced toddler. Keith gives a frustrating update. There aren’t too many holidays this week, but you can still enjoy a hamburger,…
Terry shares some tips about boosting our podcast stats he learned from one of our favorites. See what you might do to help us move up the charts. There aren’t…
After we open up with recently read books, confused dogs, and floating heads, there are plenty of food-related holidays this week. Celebrate with your shift at work, eat some apple…
Join us in outer space as we get started with our usual segments. Opening stories are about collecting comic books, abusing baby brothers on a tire swing, and a bird…
Who knew that those cute, furry critters could be so ferocious. Before we get to them, we talk about our six-month milestone, books, and the holidays for the week. Get…
Our opening stories features our new holiday segment, and as it turns out, marijuana plays a significant role in today’s episode. Get ready for lots of fun trivia, facts and…
To open, Terry tells what he’s watching and Keith shares a few holidays of the week. Lawyers, Scrabble, peach cobbler, ex-spouse day, a moment of laughter. High five for library…
The opening stories give updates, if not a lot of humor. Distance learning, Easter egg hunts, and doggie updates. News headlines include people who steal from the dead, biting dogs,…
Our opening stories are dominated by Jill this week and set the stage for straying from our usual format a little. Smelly bathrooms, hungry dogs, emergency visitors, and more. In…
Helpful pets are featured in our opening segment. Attention turns to the news and goats on the run, a comfortable racoon, a womanizing con man, an irresponsible dad, and more.…
With only two hosts present today, we can talk as long as we like. Or at least as long as technology trouble permits. Our opening stories include healthy armpits. Turning…
Opening stories involve a false alarm for church and prankster brothers. After a quick sponsor message, we turn to the weird news of the week. Crocodiles on the loose, turkeys…
Our opening stories are about dogs, hundred-year-old grandkids, and a few items of housekeeping. Be sure to hit up our donate button and use the contact page to tell us…
The Retrobots take over when the show crashes. Before the big breakdown though, we get in a word of the week. Clean dogs, racy movies, and an update to the…
After some flaky website trouble that turned into server problems, an infectious hacker was kicked out and our web page has returned. In our slightly belated episode, we talk about…
To open, we share stories of kids from long ago. Fires, flour, and speech troubles. News of the week features naked men from Florida, airplane parts and trees falling from…
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Of course we mention the recent changing of hands in the nation’s capital, but don’t worry, it gets funnier. We open with hunting mishaps, toddler duct tape, and feature plenty…
Opening with stories both old and new, get ready for some soapy fun, updates on books we’re reading, and some news that doesn’t involve the lottery, and is slim on…
Starting the new year coming out of isolation due to covid, those blind brothers are at it again. After opening stories involving bird fingers, and kiddie jail, the jailhouse theme…
Jill joins the fun with her weekly update. She has an old family story about cats. Terry and Keith share some Christmas pranks, then we turn to news headlines. Stolen…
To open, we review Keith’s other podcast, internet connection troubles, and Terry’s woes over technology updates. Joined again by Jill, we share news about lottery winners, animals, unusual wineries, and…
Terry expands his property, girls just gotta go lpee, people win big in the lottery, and a Florida shooting ends well. Listen to these fun stories, and enjoy lots more…
Enjoy some family stories about being nice to bald people, puking to the finish line, and hanging pickles on the Christmas tree. The news headlines continue in a Christmas theme…
We are joined again by Jill, and our opening stories revolve around smelly kids and suicidal mice. Animals are all over the news topics. Deer who go hunting, revived sharks,…
Each of your hosts shares an opening story. Home improvements, medicine mix ups, then turn to the news headlines of the week. Standby for lots of animals on the loose,…
We’re joined once again by our sister, Jill as we share about prophetic kids, and a camping mishap. News headlines feature aligators, magnets, and more. Terry’s top ten list is…
Join Keith and Terry as they share some family stories, old and new. After funny news updates from Europe, Japan, and odd animals, we open the phone lines. Our sister…
Greedy grand kids, babies during covid, snakes, elections, and more. Terry shares redneck pick up lines. We feature communication techniques for the blind. Telephones, letter writing, benefits and drawbacks of…
News includes skunks, lizards, old coins, and more. Terry helps with your dating problems with cheesy pick up lines. Your blind hosts offer some tips in using the long white…