HeyJaredDoing the Most with Scarlet and Mitchell
One toddler, two nurses, three couches, four coffee makers, five cats, and seven vacuums… recipe for fun? Oh yes, so much fun that we decided to podcast about it so you might know you are not alone in Doing the Most.
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Doing the Most, One Squirrel, Squash Plant, and Piece of Clutter at a Time | Ep 38 (opens the original)
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We’re back, and apparently summer has decided that being “busy” is now a personality trait. In this episode of Doing the Most , Scarlet and Mitchell catch up after a trip to Omaha for a family wedding, a questionable Airbnb designed by someone apparently unfamiliar with the concept of mobility, and an airport adventure involving wheelchairs, boarding passes, tipping etiquette, and the eternal mystery of what Delta employees are actually called. Back at home, things get no calmer. A mysterious cr
The Art of Being a Good Guest (And Why It’s Harder Than It Looks) | Ep 37 (opens the original)
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What starts with Mitchell recounting an unexpected battle with nausea and a garden salad gone rogue quickly turns into a surprisingly thoughtful conversation about something we’ve all experienced: having house guests… and being one. After Scarlet’s brother visits for a few days, Scarlet and Mitchell unpack the tiny habits that can make living with other people surprisingly stressful. From toilet lids and towels to parking direction and dirty glasses, they explore why seemingly insignificant deta
Gardening Gone Wrong, Marriage Talks & the World’s Smelliest Fly Trap | Ep. 36 (opens the original)
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Episode 36 finds Scarlet and Mitchell recording their second attempt after deciding the first version just wasn’t working. What starts as a conversation about Oregon’s sweltering summer temperatures quickly spirals into tales of foul-smelling fly traps, overheated chickens, gardening triumphs and squirrel-induced frustration. Along the way, the hosts open up about something much more personal: how different communication styles can create tension in relationships, especially within blended famil
Chicken Coops, Family Vacations & Why Some Southerners Still Say “Daddy” | Ep. 35 (opens the original)
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Building a chicken coop sounded like a fun weekend project… until it wasn’t. This week, Scarlet and Mitchell are fresh off several exhausting days of construction as they finally finish their backyard chicken coop and move the flock into their new home. Along the way, they discover that chickens aren’t exactly known for following instructions, debate future homesteading projects, and wonder if gardening and livestock have quietly become their entire personalities. The conversation wanders into s
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