A Tip For…Getting Yourself Out of Bed
This one is so simple and yet so hard. When you wake up, WAKE UP. If you’re like Arielle, you’re trying to get better at mornings. And it’s not like she really follows this advice,…
A Tip For…Kitchen Organization
Trying to organize your pantry? Be sure to use this tip to keep everything clear when it's time to cook! Music is by Marcus Thorne Bagala Find us on Instagram, Twitter, Threads, YouTube, Linkedin or…
A Tip For…Past Tips
We’ve been making this show for almost 5 months now. How are you doing with our tips? Have you taken any of them on? We’re especially interested in whether or not you’re a regular at…
A Tip For…Device Charging On The Go
Don’t get caught carrying too many chargers! If you travel with a laptop, use it as a power source. This is a tip that Arielle and Ned swear by when they’re on the go, which…
A Tip For…Earth Day
Today’s Earth Day. No real tip other than to celebrate the day. Take a walk, look outside, buy some flowers, plan a hike. Let us know how you celebrate Earth Day. Music is by Marcus…
A Tip For…Onion Cutting
Here’s a tip that we should probably classify in the potential pseudoscience department BUT…it works! If you tend to cry while cutting onions, Ned recommends putting a damp paper towel nearby to act as a…
A Tip For…Your Shower Experience
You probably need a new shower curtain. That’s it. That’s the description. No, here’s more: shower curtains can get gross and they’re very easy to source. If you have a favorite pattern, order or purchase…
A Tip For…Healthy Dogs and Clean Bowls
Make sure you’re not accidentally feeding your dog nasty, gunky food by storing your dog food bags in a resealable container. Ned has a dog, Buggsy Mogues, and he explains how to set up your…
A Tip For…Clean Floors
Vacuums keep our floors clean. But what keeps our vacuums clean? You do. Take this episode as a sign to clean out your vacuum. It’s probably been a while! Music is by Marcus Thorne Bagala…
A Tip For…All That Wasted Granola
Those Nature Valley bars (sponsor us) are so crumbly. But you can use that to your advantage by dropping those extra crumbs into your yogurt. This tip comes to us from Jenni, Ned’s wife. Thanks,…