Escape Adulthood with Kim & Jason » Escape Adulthood #9: When I Grow Up…

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May 9th, 2006 at 9:41 pm

by Jason | Podcasts

In this podcast, brought to you from Madison, Wisconsin, we throw out the question, “What did you want to be when you grew up?” Also, we talk about the hazards of stress, Play-Doh cologne, and share some highlights from our recent speaking tour.

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Show Notes:

• Stress Costs Us 7 Years of Sleep
• Stress Makes Your Teeth Fall Out
• Play-Doh Commissions Play-Doh Cologne
• What seventh-grade students want to be when they grow up (Old New Thing blog)
• Congrats to Tonya Waypa for sharing her tips on how to relax — she won a Kim & Jason journal for her efforts!
• E-mail us with what you wanted to be when you grew up and be entered to win next month’s "super-cool" random prize.
• Find out more about bringing Jason in to speak to your group or organization.
• Wondering what The Escape Plan is?
• Read Kim’s blog on crocheting.
• Check out the cool new stuff at The Lemonade Stand, including the Between Me and You journals, and the Cups of Yarn.

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Show Music: The Same by Terrace | Children Again by Rich Hamelin

Show Length: 40 minutes, 54 seconds

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[...] Kim and I mentioned the new Play-Doh cologne in our last podcast. Hasbro has commissioned Demeter Fragrance Library to create and distribute the scent in honor of Play-Doh’s 50th anniversary. I’m not sure how many people would actually buy the stuff, especially at $19 an ounce. In fact, I read on Foxnews.com that they didn’t necessarily expect that many people would actually wear it, but rather "take it out of (their) purse or glove compartment now and then and just smell it." [...]

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