Jennifer Geiger is this episode’s guest and she talks about raising her first child at age eighteen; teaching high school drug, alcohol and sex ed classes; and writing her first book, Laugh Anyway.
Mike and Steve discuss several “things.”
This is Jennifer’s yearbook photo from high school:
And this is Jennifer now:
Geoff Remark hangs out with Mike and Steve to talk about the death of his father, sand volleyball, and his illustrious career as a home room rep. Mike and Steve bemoan the seriousness of social media and analyze some Cuyahoga Falls Talk of the Town discussions.
This is Geoff’s yearbook photo from high school:
And this is Geoff now:
In this timely episode, Susan Gabeau (Kushner) talks about being a nurse at the epicenter of the epicenter of the Covid-19 outbreak, New York City. In addition, she tells her story of surviving sexual assault as a child and finding a home in New York. In a total contrast, Steve whines about how tired he is from sitting around all day. Mike and Steve discuss the strange phenomenon of upmanaging.
This is Susan’s yearbook photo from high school:
And this is Susan (with her family) now:
Shannon Burtrand-Roupe is this episode’s guest, and she tells how Christianity became an important part of her life and how she ended up in Arizona. Shannon is inexplicably the second guest on the show to have entered the profession of pharmaceutical sales through unlikely circumstances. Mike and Steve take a break from their usual idiocy to talk about mortality.
This is Shannon’s yearbook photo from high school:
And this is Shannon (with her family) now:
Tim Smith joins Mike and Steve to talk about living in Canada, losing his brother to cancer, and he manages to bail Steve out in the Make This Sound With Your Mouth Only game. Mike and Steve reminisce about some teachers.
This is Tim’s yearbook photo from high school:
And this is Tim now:
Mike and Steve agonize over the correct pronunciation of “crayon” before bringing in guest Catherine (Amie) Tosenberger for a wide ranging discussion about theatre types, self-reliance, marrying classmate, Tim Smith, and. . .lots of stuff.
This is Amie’s yearbook photo from high school:
And this is Catherine now:
Joe Sorboro is this episode’s guest, and he talks about meeting his wife, the challenges of raising a child with autism, and reveals why he has worn short shorts all this time. Mike and Steve make two bombshell announcements.
This is Joe’s yearbook photo from high school:
And this is Joe now, with his wife and boys:
Heather Lyell Shaw tells Mike and Steve about having a heart attack at age 19, describes the current state of Cuyahoga Falls High School, and reminisces about the late lamented Schnee and Sill schools. Mike and Steve drink the world’s rarest and best beer and become intoxicated.
This is Heather’s yearbook photo from high school:
And this is Heather now, with her husband:
It was awesome to catch up with Captain Aaron Haas, he is a great guy. We really appreciate that he was a guest on the show!
This is Aaron’s yearbook photo from high school:
And this is Aaron now, with his wife:
It was awesome to catch up with Tracey – she is hilarious, and an inspiration. We laughed, we cried, and we played the “Make this Sound with Your Mouth Only” game. It was a blast.
This is Tracey’s yearbook photo from high school:
And this is Tracey now:
Here is Tracey with her husband, Brian:
And with her children, George and Ava:
And finally – Tracey practicing piano for her recital!
