In this episode of the Sure Jan podcast, hosts Jan and Sally Anne explore a variety of topics ranging from personal anecdotes about cleaning and workplace safety to nostalgic memories of childhood and the evolution of communication. They discuss the impact of technology on personal interactions, the joy of handwritten notes, and the significance of shared memories. The conversation also touches on pop culture icons, food preferences, and the humorous mishaps of their past, all while emphasizing the importance of connection in today's fast-paced world.

• Manic cleaning can lead to unexpected tasks.
• Workplace safety is compromised by distractions.
• Handwritten notes hold sentimental value.
• The Mandela Effect highlights shared memory discrepancies.
• Childhood toys evoke nostalgia and fond memories.
• Family road trips create lasting impressions.
• Communication has evolved, often negatively.
• Pop culture icons shape our childhood crushes.
• Food preferences can be tied to nostalgia.
• Humor can arise from miscommunication.

Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys

Heads of State-to be reviewed

In this episode of the Sure Jan Podcast, hosts Jan and Sally Anne discuss the challenges of taking paid time off (PTO) when work intrudes, the dynamics of productivity, and share eerie experiences from their workplaces. They reminisce about childhood fears related to TV shows, explore humorous children's books, and reflect on the evolution of shopping from catalogs to online platforms.

• PTO can often feel like work due to constant interruptions.
• Morning productivity can be significantly higher for some individuals.
• Feeling watched in a workplace can create an unsettling atmosphere.
• Childhood fears often stem from media consumption and can linger into adulthood.
• Humorous children's books can provide a clever twist on serious topics.
• Shopping catalogs were once a primary means of purchasing goods before online shopping became prevalent.
• Nostalgia plays a significant role in how we remember our childhood experiences.
• The impact of media on our perception of fear has changed over the years.
• Inappropriate humor can be a bonding experience among friends and family.
• The evolution of shopping reflects broader changes in technology and consumer behavior.

TV- Kolshak: Night Stalker Sally's trauma movie: Don't be afraid of the dark

Childrens Book: The "S" word by Joe Lampe

In this episode of the Sure Jan Podcast, hosts Jan and Sally Anne explore various themes including the importance of taking breaks from digital devices, the experience of silence, and the nostalgia surrounding childhood toys. They share humorous anecdotes about commercials, the Cabbage Patch doll craze, and the evolution of toys over the years. The conversation also touches on aging and how perceptions of age change over time, all while maintaining a light-hearted and humorous tone.

• Digital detox is essential for mental well-being.
• Silence can be both peaceful and unsettling.
• Commercials often leave a lasting impression.
• Nostalgia for childhood toys brings joy.
• Cabbage Patch dolls created a cultural phenomenon.
• Toys evolve with trends and societal changes.
• Aging perceptions shift as we grow older.
• Humor is found in childhood memories.
• Pop culture references can spark interesting discussions.
• The importance of spaying and neutering pets is emphasized.

Hobbs and Shaw Pink Panther Show