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Here's Something

Here's Something

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Here’s Something is a podcast filled with short, fun, funny (and sometimes serious) takes on culture, current events and relationships hosted by Blaine and Margaret Hogan — a husband and wife duo living in the Midwest.

Copyright 2020 Blaine Hogan Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Episode 6: Special Guest Ruby Hogan, the Creative Process, and the Premiere of Her New Song, "Unicorn, Unicorn, Unicorn," ft. Molly Stevens

    Episode 6: Special Guest Ruby Hogan, the Creative Process, and the Premiere of Her New Song, "Unicorn, Unicorn, Unicorn," ft. Molly Stevens
    May 29 2020

    Our first guest (and first-born child) Ruby Hogan shares the creative process behind the world premiere of her song, "Unicorn, Unicorn, Unicorn," ft. The Voice contestant, Molly Stevens. From a songwriting collab Zoom call, to how poetry can help you process, and from winging it, to starting new things in quarantine, this episode gets the whole family in the mix.

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    23 mins
  • Episode 5: Parenting in Quarantine and the Window of Tolerance

    Episode 5: Parenting in Quarantine and the Window of Tolerance
    May 22 2020

    To say that parenting in quarantine is a challenge is a bit of an understatement. Distance learning, working from home, looking for work from home — it can become quite a pressure cooker. In Episode 5 we explore something called the “Window of Tolerance” and tell you exactly what not to do if you lose it at your kids in a Dairy Queen parking lot.

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    37 mins
  • Episode 4: On Vulnerability, a Phat A** Lymph Node, or Something Worse

    Episode 4: On Vulnerability, a Phat A** Lymph Node, or Something Worse
    May 19 2020

    Blaine recently discovered something that needed a look from the good ol’ doc. In this mid-week, bonus episode, we talk about what it feels like to wait (yes, more waiting) for some possibly unsettling results, as we learn from poet David Whyte on the power of vulnerability in moments like these.
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    36 mins
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