I love my kid, but is a new comedy parenting podcast from Wondry that shares a refreshingly

honest and insightful take on parenting. Each week the host will share a parenting story that'll

have you laughing and thinking, yes, I have absolutely been there. Listen to, I love my kid,

but on Amazon Music or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hi, I'm Lindsay Graham, the host of Wondry's podcast American Scandal.

Our newest series looks at the Kids for Cash Scandal, a story about two judges who stood

accused of making millions of dollars in a brazen scheme that shattered the lives of countless

children. Listen to American Scandal on Amazon Music or wherever you get your podcasts.

What follows may not be suitable for all audiences. Listen to discretion is advised.

The world is full of stories, stories of mysteries, of curiosities, of oddities,

of mysteries, join Pat and Jefferyl Gilligan-Toth for a strange, the bizarre, the unexpected,

as they lift the lid and cautiously peer inside the box of oddities.

So as we sit here recording this podcast at our little house on a lake in Maine,

the wind is howling today. It's bending trees over so you might hear some windy noise in the

background. That's true. Also, we've had an influx of birds to my new bird feeder, so you might

hear some shrieking, some leaping out of my chair, and some ooo birds. Yeah, because that's how cat

rolls. Also, I'm gassy. Scott sent us an email at curator at theboxivodities.com regarding our last

episode about places that people scatter ashes. Yes. He said, I listen to your podcast while walking

my three dogs, and I'm sure people in town think I'm a nut. I often burst out laughing. I just

finished the episode about strange places. People are scattering their ashes and wanted to share this.

After my dad passed away, nine of his friends put his ashes in muzzle loaders and shot them out

over the snake river. Your dad must have been awesome. Kind of crazy, he said, but that was my dad.

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