Dave is not only a father, comedian, comedy producer and artist but he's also an interesting cat.  We open the show going wayyyyy back to 2018 for Dave's pic featuring his adorable daughter and how he gets her to study for spelling tests.  That leads to a conversation about jobs for kids and how to teach them work ethic.  Juliet brings up an interesting debate about what is better for kids: saving up for things or having mom and dad give you things.  The conversation takes a major left turn as we talk about first cars and if anyone has ever driven off with a gas nozzle still attached to their car before.  One of us has...wanna take any guesses on who?  We end our pod with a new bit we named Bullshit Family Lore.  So grab your favorite whiskey and join us for our last episode of Season 1 of COW.
Thank you to Nawds and her donation of Bullet 95 Rye.  We enjoyed it very much!

Have you ever considered turning your passion into a career?  This COW podcast will give you the kick in the ass you need if you are struggling with that very question.   Amber, who our cohost Juliet met while volunteering, has turned her passion of animals and the Earth into a career.  Whether it is free diving with humpback whales to quitting her job and selling all her possessions to move to Africa for a year to volunteer, Amber has created experiences that led up to her writing a documentary called Ocean Souls.  She didn't sit around and wait for this shit to happen.  Amber worked hard to create opportunities for herself.  Listen to find out how Amber did it on COW.  Then go watch Ocean Souls for inspiration.  We hope this pod will help motivate you to live your passion...with a little comedy sprinkled in from our COW hosts Karla, Nick and Juliet.
www.oceansoulsfilms.com

The year is 1997 and our guest is Kathryn (a.k.a. Kat), a comedian, metal worker and jack of all trades.  We open the pod with a traumatic experience Kat had when she discovered a camera in her mom's closet and well...we'll let Kat fill you in on the rest.  Next Kat shares how she discovered her love of foundry and her start as a comedian.   If it weren't for art and her mom, Kat shares how her life could have gone down a very different road.  Kat had her fill of horrible jobs after graduation which reminds Juliet of a horrible job she also had.  If that isn't enough for you, Karla and Kat share similar stories of growing up thinking they were black.  Sound crazy?  Wait until you hear why.  So sit back and relax with a glass of your favorite whiskey and listen to another episode of COW.