Brittani Isidoro from UNCW's Center for Marine Science joins us for a chat about the pros and cons of commuting and whether the jellyfish are receiving adequate attention these days at the Center for Marine Science. Mild, indeed.

Jon Kapell joins us for a lighthearted chat about--what else?--snacks and the future of free food at university events. This is entertainment at its mildest.

Olivia Cunningham, UNCW's Learning and Talent Development Specialist, shares some mild observations about her preferred work state as well as her preferred snacking state. Mild as ever.

Jess Boersma, who has too many job titles at UNCW to include in this description, joins us for an enlightening discussion about the pitfalls of group work. It's a superbly mild episode.

Haley Lomax, one of UNCW's Transfer Student Success Coordinators, ponders the meaning of success and plans for a zombie apocalypse. It's extremely mild.

Ellsworth Gibbs, Veteran Outreach Associate with American Corporate Partners, discusses what it's like to be living in New York during the pandemic and why now is a good time to get linked to a mentor in the corporate world. Also, MREs. Join us for some very mild entertainment.

Molly Nece, UNCW's Director of Employee Learning, Leadership and Engagement, joins us for a mildly entertaining shift into a new phase of our show. Molly's life plays out on Zoom these days; hear how she's making it work.

We wrap up Family Week with a mildly entertaining chat with Joanna's mother and niece! Find out what this duo wears to the dog park and get inspired by their snacking choices.

Family Week keeps things moving with entertainment that is as mild as ever with Martha Chianese, Melanie's sister and fellow Navy veteran discussing potential side hustles and that veteran transition life.

It's Family Week on Mildly Entertaining and two very special guests from the DeMott family join us to discuss what school is like now that it takes place virtually.