What happens when you move to a new city and find yourself interrupted by a playful cat and a housemate during a podcast recording? Our latest episode of "That's a Good Question" brings you to Seattle, where we've set up a new base and are excited to share some personal updates. Moving south brought a mix of nostalgia and change, as we reminisce about past summers and Starbucks visits.

Ever been caught off guard at a concert or dance circle? We dive into stories of cultural surprises and the wild world of personal expression in social settings. From a friend's shocking slam dance encounter at a Ramones concert to a recent on-stage clash of Jane's Addiction, we explore the delicate dance of artistic freedom versus group dynamics. These tales of misunderstandings and confrontations reveal how discomfort can spark personal growth, challenging us—and hopefully you—to rethink societal norms and embrace the unexpected.

Join us on a whimsical nighttime journey, where music knows no boundaries. We found ourselves in the midst of a spontaneous jam session at Gas Works Park, featuring saxophones, flutes, and the rhythmic charm of a drum circle. Clapping along and shaking a maraca, we experienced the raw, unifying power of music. Everyone has a role in this universal language, and our night at the park is a testament to the joy of participating in creative expression. As the episode wraps up, we leave you with a sense of nostalgia and the thrill of new beginnings on the horizon.

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