Hey guys, this is Jennifer Sandfake. I live out here on the west coast in Oregon. My

tip is about finding time to train your dog every day. You can use the regular meal and

ask for things like fit, throw down, or teach them tricks and have them work for each

of their meals. So for dogs that are eating twice a day, that's two times every day that

will help them be more fun to live with and improve your bond with them. Thanks for

what you guys do with this podcast. A lot of fun to listen to. Take care.

You know, one of the reasons coming out is so tricky is because there's no one way to

do it. Everyone's experience is a little different. You hear stories about people getting

outright rejected by friends and family when they come out or you hear about the person

coming out and their dad has like baked a cake that says we always knew and they never

have to talk about it again and it's all great and fine. And then there are those of

us who have experiences somewhere in the middle. This sort of squishy center of coming out

where everyone's trying to navigate the give and take of these very intimate conversations.

I'm Tobin Lowe. And I'm Kathy too. And we are the co-hosts of the podcast Nancy. It's

a storytelling podcast from WNYC Studios about all things LGBTQ. On our show, we talk about

everything from dating to finding chosen family to going to queer summer camp.

One of my favorite episodes. Yeah, we've done a lot. And something that we talk a lot

about on our show is no surprise here. The experience of coming out as a queer or trans

person. So we thought even though pride looks very different this year with the pandemic

and protests against police brutality, people still come out. So we're teaming up with

NPR's life kit one of my favorite shows to offer a little bit of advice on the topic.

Wonder Twin Powers activate. You make that reference all the time and I still don't know

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