KC and Jon explore getting caught in drama, being drawn into drama, and stepping outside the drama. KC has been accused of "liking drama." Is it true? When Alex the Aryan from Facebook tried to sell/scam us into our first marketing product, KC slammed the door in his face several times. Meanwhile, Jon sympathized with him and suggests we exercise caution as Alex said he "is a real person and has a big team." This leads to a discussion of our pain body attracting us to drama and keeping us from healing. Jon uses cucumbers and tomatoes to tell the salad story of a drama he is working through personally. And please, don't be like KC's mom, like us on Facebook. If that's too hard, send us an E-mail at [email protected]. E-mail us a dream and we'll put it in the bucket for the next episode. A dream could be any wild idea, wish, hope, or bizzare question that will spark some wonder. Bring on the dreams. 

The little podcast that maybe can is levelling up with a new E-mail address ([email protected]). We have close to 3,000 downloads, and we don't know how it's happening. KC levels up to elevated luxury in the mountains that makes her question the genetic authenticity of people who live in the mountains. Jon, aka Daddy Darko, finds Dr. Who too dark for his children while KC accuses them of being "strung out on Paw Patrol." Jon's parenting stories seem to encourage birth control and sex education, but that won't deter KC from casting a wide net and catching some fish she doesn't think belong in the lake. 

Dream Bucket is very excited to present their first guest Steve Floyd! Steve is a community leader and mentor to KC and Jon. He has been working as a mentor to gang-involved and court-involved youth for 40 years and has been very active on-the-ground in violence de-escalation in South Minneapolis, his home neighborhood. KC was introduced to Steve as she was about to stir up some trouble in her high school newsletter. Together, they discuss Steve's journey going through kidney failure, accepting death, and coming back to health on the other side. Also, Steve shares his perspective on decades of work as a street healer and a cultural elder, as well as extensive dating advice for KC. 

Jon, aka "Daddy Darko," retrieved a baby from the hospital and successfully identified the sex. Meanwhile, KC's podcast-hating brother, turns against her for not assisting his scam of their gullible grandmother. KC and Jon process the good and bad of helping people out. Then comes the Dream Bucket where KC tries find the dark web on her way to being a hacker so she can scam Grandpa Government. 

What started as a funny lighthearted chit chat, turned into a firey and contentious banter as Jon and KC define their different worldviews. KC's simple take on a genie and three wishes turns Jon into an overthinking crotchety old man. At one point, Jon tells the struggles and takeaways from his spiritual journey, and KC responds with "Nah." In the end, you are left to ask yourself, do you need those hoes? I mean, what kind of a farmer are you?

KC reflects on her highly contentious political career while Jon contemplates his caucasity. 

A podcast from the land before the Dream Bucket, back in days of formation. We start discussing the various forms of water; from tracking the water you drink, the conspiracy of the Titanic sinking, and what happens when you don't make it to the potty. Is Jon working really for Putin? KC teaches Jon about Lil Nas X which leads to a discussion about sexuality and censorship in our culture. Should 6 years olds watch porn? Finally, we return to H to the Izzo as the forces behind thirst are discussed. All told, it's a splash of a good time.

KC and Jon have gone to another dimension...Las Vegas. Jon struggled to find water in the desert. Not everyone brought sand to the beach. What you are about to be told was perhaps meant to be confidential...the names and identities may have been changed to protect the innocent.

A new Happy Birthday song for a white guy. Reflections on cluelessness, how plumbing issues lead to ire for environmentalism, and how getting lost relates to our discovery of self in groups. The Dream Bucket adds it's dimension of chaos to this naturally hilarious and oft-distracted conversation.