On this week's episode: HR lodestone, Lynda Meador, judges our use of jargon, we find out what one does when they tell their boss what they really think about them on a Zoom call, and is working at the best advertising agency in the US worth a divorce? What if they are upfront about it? This week's supported nonprofits... Humane Society: https://www.humanesociety.org/ Urban Perform: http://urbanperform.org/ Feeding America: https://www.feedingamerica.org/ Presenting Sponsor: www.corkyy.com Jargon Jar Sponsor: https://bandoliermedia.com/

Ryan Durr is a seasoned advertising copywriter, creative director and now filmmaker. He and Pancake Luncheon host, Shawn Webster, talk about being working dads, the ridiculous things we do, struggling within the pandemic, and Ryan's new film, Chasing Hope.  Chasing Hope shares the story and struggles of families in Texas, all of whom have a child with Epilepsy, and their experience with CBD oil, which is not always easily obtained or afforded. Ryan tells Shawn about how he got this documentary made, their change of plans because of Covid, and how they came to share their own journey in the movie, rather than simply record others'. Find his movie here: www.chasinghopefilm.com ---- S.O.B. Side Of Bacon are one-offs from the Pancake Luncheon team and its regular format: interviews, discussions, etc.