Good Hang with Amy Poehler: I think this is a wildly popular one now for a reason, it's very fun and I just love how it's chill and mostly comedians hanging out.
A Blogvent post listing the short set of podcasts she keeps up with in 2025.
Overcommitted: Put simply, thoughtful tech conversations from thoughtful tech people. I'm biased towards this one because it's run by some coworkers, but they are awesome coworkers and it's fun and interesting!
A Blogvent post listing the short set of podcasts she keeps up with in 2025.
VeggieTales Podcast: Okay this is more for my children than me, but it's a good one for talking about how it's important to be "nice" and stuff (what a concept), and it's been great on roadtrips to visit family!
A Blogvent post listing the short set of podcasts she keeps up with in 2025.
A Blogvent post on becoming a "minor writing utensil snob"; she introduces the list as the pens and pencils she is using now and closes "I have really enjoyed them!".
A Blogvent post on becoming a "minor writing utensil snob"; she introduces the list as the pens and pencils she is using now and closes "I have really enjoyed them!".
A Blogvent post on becoming a "minor writing utensil snob"; she introduces the list as the pens and pencils she is using now and closes "I have really enjoyed them!".
A Blogvent post on becoming a "minor writing utensil snob"; she introduces the list as the pens and pencils she is using now and closes "I have really enjoyed them!".
LAMY Safari fountain pen (specifically the Pikachu one!)
A Blogvent post on becoming a "minor writing utensil snob"; she introduces the list as the pens and pencils she is using now and closes "I have really enjoyed them!".
A Blogvent post on becoming a "minor writing utensil snob"; she introduces the list as the pens and pencils she is using now and closes "I have really enjoyed them!".
A Blogvent post on becoming a "minor writing utensil snob"; she introduces the list as the pens and pencils she is using now and closes "I have really enjoyed them!".
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