We Found Out MVP Is Afraid Colonel Sanders Could Kick His Butt

Now Accepting Suggestions for Nicole, Just Kidding

Would you accept an invitation to the White House? Nicole and Michael kick off the conversation with celebrity refusals, Japanese soccer fan etiquette, and a surprising stopwatch app that may outperform Apple's own. They also untangle rumors about Apple Watch support, dive into sneaker-fitting technology, shoe sizing advice, and the latest running shoe debates. The discussion then shifts to practical homeowner topics, including downtown Pittsburgh parking, removing Norway maples, and dealing with stubborn tree stumps. The episode wraps up with a look at lithium-ion battery safety, emergency preparedness products, and reviews of the latest TV shows, documentaries, and movies they've been watching—from Six Feet Under and ER to the Oklahoma City bombing documentary and The Hunger Games.

The Orderly World of Mrs. NVP

Hosts Nicole and Michael are back with another wide-ranging episode of *Not Just Rainbows and Unicorns*. From painting projects, garage repairs, and home organization to histamine-friendly living, sneaker adventures, and fixing a beloved office chair, they share what's been happening in their world lately. They also discuss products they've been testing, tips for dealing with smelly ice and rattling fans, saving pollinators, unusual immigration interview questions for married couples, and their experience with a new robot vacuum. No guests this week—just Nicole and Michael catching up on life, homeownership, and the little challenges that keep things interesting.

Reduce. Reuse. Relocate Your Recycling Off Our Front Yard

This week we talk late-night storms, garage gutting, failing windows, renter-friendly upgrades, and whether the Pacific Ocean is gearing up for the strongest El Niño in modern history. Plus: quick low-effort meal prep ideas, Ring camera deals, and way too many streaming recommendations from Netflix, Hulu, Peacock, HBO, and beyond.

We Found Out MVP Is Afraid Colonel Sanders Could Kick His Butt

In this episode, we bounce between everyday life and the downright bizarre—reviewing smart home gear, pet products, and a new mobile groomer, while diving into a surreal news story about a FEMA official allegedly teleporting. We also tackle topics from dog treats and food mascots to voter registration in Michigan, wrapping it all together with humor, skepticism, and plenty of offbeat commentary.

Wider Rain Gutters Are Life Changing

This episode explores the risks and controversies around GPS dog fences and e-collars, along with the mixed reception of the Big 12’s high-tech LED basketball court. It also touches on LEGO nostalgia, the importance of heartworm prevention in dogs, and wraps up with a quick look at smart home lighting upgrades.