Baby Sally Talks

Recorded all in one fell swoop, and released before it's time, just because why not.

This episode is presented in reverse chronological order so that Ken can warn listeners of foul language ahead.

This podcast is starting to sound and feel more like dicksnjanes, which is okay with me.

OMG! What will it take for Ken to become comfortable with this new podcast?

Ken is still trying to find his authentic voice, so turns to Scarborough Dude for advice.

Ken tells a story of his sea beans without mapping it out first, although it may meet the 5 key elements: Simple (oops, maybe not?); Emotional; Truthful; Real; Valid (?)

Ken planned to intertwine two stories but decides to give his listeners a break and make them separate episodes.

Ken recaps what happened at church, and then talks about his magnet and the mystery of his father's passport.

Ken goes back to his basement bar to share more hidden treasures.

Ken grows increasingly uncomfortable at playing the nice guy, so invites an old friend to join him.

Ken continues to sort out what direction this podcast will take, then talks about his baseball glove.

Ken gets tangled up trying to sort out the purpose of this podcast, and wonders if it's time to change direction.

Ken fills in the silence by sharing some memories from his time in Nigeria, 1980-1982.

Ken does his best to explain where the name Baby Sally's Sunday Sermons comes from, not knowing future Ken would change it yet again.

Ken begins by talking about his Gestalt weekend.