Sam and Bobby ring in the new year while also paying homage to the snappy jingle that has been hard to shake from their minds.

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Sam and Bobby discuss what was a busy holiday season of volunteering while also talking through and verifying how Sam arrive at his current feelings around Santa Claus.

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Bobby and Sam get a chance to interview with Patrice who interestingly began her career in aviation as a flight attendant before fueling her love of flying into a full blown second career as a pilot.

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Sam and Bobby speak with Judge Mitzi who entered the legal profession as a second career. While many individuals who practice law often study English, history, or political science, Judge Mitzi interestingly began her career as a computer scientist before making a decision to transition from writing code to interpreting legal code in her capacity as a judge.

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It's not Hammer Time - it's Gavel Time with Judge Carlyn who shares with Sam how her love of English and for figuring things out led to her career in the law. For the record, no oaths were taken during the recording of this episode.

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Whether its inclement weather or the next pandemic, Jessica Fanion is the type of professional who works every day to support a community on what could be its worst day. But what about a zombie apocalypse? Sam asks Jessica her thoughts as an emergency preparedness professional while also feeling free to share a few of his own.

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Season 2 kicks off with a shorter but impactful conversation as Nisha Powers shares how the work of civil engineers is often a bit different from other professionals involved on a particular building project. With her many years of experience, Nisha clarifies that civil engineers seem to always be associated with or around dirt. And by dirt, we mean real dirt and not gossip.

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Sam chats with his Uncle Bunky who shares how his background in computers and information technology led him to a career in ESG which stands for Emotional Social and Governance. As discussed during the podcast, ESG should not be confused with MSG which stands for the flavor enhancer, monosodium glutamate or the prime time sports arena, Madison Square Garden (Home of the Knicks). For a select few, it shouldn't be confused with LSG either which stood for the R&B singing group featuring Gerald Levert (L), Keith Sweat (S) and Johnny Gill (G). ESG is how companies seek to evaluate their sustainability and impact in an effort to treat people well.

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