We go on another religious tangent. We see an interesting sign. Three more fallacies are introduced. They may be ones we already did.

We discuss our camping trip. Kathleen presents 3 more fallacies. Gabrielle wonders what would happen if two fallacies had a baby. We discuss and debate

We discuss the Slippery Slope and False Dichotomy fallacies. Kathleen discusses not seeing race. Gabrielle talks about kneeling for the flag. We both chat about how to end a relationship.

We continue with our segment about having great conversations by discussing the Straw man and Argument from Ignorance fallacies. We chat about abortion, God, climate change examining how fallacies might be governing our conversations in these areas

We discuss Chicago’s move to Phase 4. We intro our new segment Productive Conversation 101 in an attempt to encourage people to try to have better conversations! Gabrielle talks Philosophy and how to structure a proper syllogism. Kathleen defines the Ad Hominem Attack fallacy. We chat about a possible example, and examine how insidious and distractive this fallacy can be

Kathleen and Gabrielle discuss the book Educated by Tara Westover. Kathleen recounts the first time an adult lied to her. Gabrielle shares her time selling ice cream from a mini fridge. Finally we discuss the merits of corporal punishment

Kathleen and Gabrielle take a personality test.

Kathleen talks about the impact of mothers on early child development. Gabrielle talks about the irrelevance of parenting. Disagreement and discussion ensue!

Kathleen engages with a confused street preacher. Gabrielle doesn’t understand the world. We discuss the state and federal response to the COVID-19 outbreak.

After a few takes, Gabrielle talks about the death of her cat. Kathleen talks about hyenas, her supposed spirit animal. And for the rest of the time, we inadvertently end up talking about religion.