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Got something that bugs you? The word moist? Slow drivers in the fast lane? People who start conversations with ‘No offense, BUT...'? Let us RANT about it! Got something you LOVE? A charity organization? A song? That video of the Grandpa who holds babies in the NICU? Let us RAVE about it! Every Tuesday Jessica Young and Dana Powell RANT & RAVE and you can too! Let’s all breathe together for an hour. Out with the bad and in with the good, motherf*ckers!!
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Tuesday Jul 25, 2023
Tuesday Jul 25, 2023
This week Jess and Dana discuss the baffling mystery of bathrooms that lack purse hooks, leaving us to wrestle with our bags in germ-infested restrooms! And that's not all, Dana goes on a late night rampage against the word 'lope,' claiming it sounds like a "dirty dopey" that she just can't stand! Important stuff here, people!!
***CLEANSING BREATH***
Jess Corner - Weirdo of the Week
Anonymous Artist ‘Wanksy’ Draws Penises On UK Potholes To Make Government Fix Them
Dana Corner - Golden Oldies
California Community Hosts Adorable Dog Parade for Animal-Loving Neighbor's 100th Birthday
Dr. Robert Moore, a 100-year-old dog lover, received heartwarming tributes from family and friends: "My father, he was so touched," Moore's daughter said
Dr. Robert Moore, a retired San Jose State University dean, had a birthday celebration fit for a dog lover.
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Jess Rave - Purrrfect Pals
Finding acceptable foster care for semi-feral and extremely shy cats and kittens needing socialization and human contact can be challenging for Purrfect Pals. The amazing partnership between Purrfect Pals and MCC has made this wonderful program possible. Countless kittens, that might otherwise have been euthanized, have all been altered and adopted. Purrfect Pals pays for all the costs related to the program such as food, litter, crates and veterinarian care.
Dana Rave - Seed Your Future
We envision a U.S. where: Everyone understands and values the importance of plants and the people who work in the art, science, technology, and business of horticulture.
WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?
There has been a decline in interest in plants and in pursuing careers in horticulture. The average U.S. citizen can identify more than 1,000 brands and logos, but fewer than 10 local plants. Most schools stop teaching plant-based concepts in the third grade.
ZERO middle-schoolers in our focus groups across the country said they have heard the word "horticulture."
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