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🎙️ Scott and Sadie Replay: COVID, Five Years Later 🦠🔄

Due to a scheduling mistake, Scott and Sadie are replaying two episodes from March 2020—the height of COVID insanity. Remember flattening the curve, sanitizing groceries, and hoarding toilet paper? We sure do. In this time capsule of lockdown life, we revisit pandemic fears, Zoom fails, and the joy of wiping down cereal boxes. Five years later, were we naive or just desperate? Tune in for a hilarious and cringe-worthy walk down quarantine memory lane.

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🎙️ Scott and Sadie Replay: COVID, Five Years Later 🦠🔄
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😷 “Flatten the Curve” Nostalgia

  • Remember when two weeks of lockdown was supposed to fix everything? Yeah, about that…
  • Sadie actually enjoyed parts of quarantine, and Scott still wants answers about how it all went down.

🛒 Grocery Store Madness & Panic Buying

  • People hoarding toilet paper like it was Bitcoin.
  • Sadie couldn’t find yeast for months, which was devastating for her imaginary bread-baking hobby.

🏠 The Joys of Lockdown Parenting

  • Scott vs. Common Core math—spoiler: the math won.
  • Sadie’s attempt at family game night ended in chaos and regret.

📺 Media, Fear, and the Cult of Experts

  • How did Hollywood’s pandemic movies get it so right?
  • Should we have trusted the “experts” more, or less? Let’s debate.

💼 The Work-From-Home Experiment

  • Who knew that “mute button” etiquette would become a critical life skill?
  • Scott’s deep, deep hatred for Zoom meetings.

🧼 Cleaning Everything Like Psychopaths

  • Wiping down groceries? LOL, what were we doing?
  • Scott’s deep regret over sanitizing his mail.

🎧 Why You Should Listen:

😂 Laugh Out Loud: Revisiting our early pandemic mindset is both tragic and hilarious.
🛑 Cringe Factor: Did we really believe half the stuff we said? Yes. Yes, we did.
🔮 Perspective: Five years later, what did we get right? What did we totally miss?

So, grab your overpriced hand sanitizer, put on that mask you stuffed in your glove compartment, and tune in for a brutal dose of pandemic nostalgia.

(AI Generated) Topics & Timestamps (and AI sucks)

Introduction and Reunion Announcement (00:00:00)
Scott announces the return of the show and expresses excitement about reuniting with Sadie.

Recording Challenges (00:00:15)
Scott discusses scheduling conflicts and late-night recording due to Sadie’s vacation plans.

Reflecting on COVID-19 (00:00:54)
Scott reflects on the pandemic five years ago, recalling initial responses to COVID-19.

Replaying Past Shows (00:01:53)
Scott mentions playing a past show recorded during the early days of the pandemic.

Predictions for Government Actions (00:02:51)
Scott predicts government shelter-in-place orders and discusses potential civil unrest.

Quarantine Perspectives (00:03:08)
Sadie shares her enjoyment of quarantine, contrasting it with concerns about job loss.

Job Loss Concerns (00:03:17)
Discussion on the potential economic impact and alarming jobless claims predictions.

Personal Experiences During Quarantine (00:03:35)
Sadie shares her experience of staying home and enjoying relaxed routines.

Uncertainty About the Future (00:03:45)
Sadie expresses uncertainty about how long the pandemic will last.

Mixed Reactions to the Pandemic (00:04:11)
Scott and Sadie discuss differing opinions on the severity of COVID-19.

Health Expert Insights (00:04:39)
Scott mentions consulting a local health director for updates on the pandemic.

Essential vs. Non-Essential Workers (00:05:09)
Sadie humorously reflects on their roles as essential and non-essential workers.

Need for Expert Advice (00:05:35)
Scott suggests the need for expert interviews on various pandemic-related topics.

Sadie’s Podcast Introduction (00:06:04)
Sadie introduces her podcast focused on COVID-19 concerns and expert interviews.

Scott’s Podcast Announcement (00:06:30)
Scott shares details about his podcast aimed at helping others during the pandemic.

Community Interaction (00:07:19)
Scott encourages listeners to share their thoughts on pandemic-related content.

Shelter in Place Predictions (00:07:31)
Discussion on preparing for potential shelter-in-place orders and personal supplies.

Toilet Paper and Food Supply (00:08:06)
Sadie shares her experience with toilet paper shortages and food supplies at home.

Survival Skills Discussion (00:08:21)
Scott and Sadie joke about survival skills and their reliance on prepared friends.

Transition to News Stories (00:08:29)
Scott transitions the conversation to current news stories and updates.

Will Smith’s COVID-19 Comments (00:09:02)
Scott discusses Will Smith’s comments on coronavirus misinformation related to movies.

Media Influence on Pandemic Reactions (00:09:30)
Discussion on how apocalyptic media may have influenced public reactions to COVID-19.

Grocery Store Experiences (00:10:04)
Sadie shares her experiences shopping and the absence of certain products.

Organic vs. Non-Organic Products (00:10:38)
Discussion on consumer choices during the pandemic and product availability.

Clorox vs. Home Remedies (00:11:00)
Scott and Sadie humorously debate the effectiveness of Clorox versus home remedies.

Learning to Teach (00:14:00)
Discussion on the challenges of teaching children at home during the pandemic.

Parenting Struggles (00:14:40)
Scott and Sadie share their experiences and frustrations with helping kids with homework.

Internet Strain (00:16:11)
The impact of increased internet usage during quarantine on streaming services and connectivity.

Family Game Night (00:17:18)
Reflections on failed family game nights and the challenges of screen time during quarantine.

Predictions on Change (00:19:03)
Speculation about potential changes and government orders by the next recording.

Civil Unrest Concerns (00:19:40)
Scott predicts civil unrest due to shelter-in-place orders, while Sadie disagrees.

Essential Workers Discussion (00:20:30)
Debate on the importance of broadcasters and essential workers during the pandemic.

Teacher Appreciation (00:25:19)
Recognition of the hard work teachers and healthcare workers are doing during the crisis.

Celebrity Culture Critique (00:26:39)
Discussion on the value of celebrities versus essential workers in society during the pandemic.

Adapting to Lockdown (00:27:20)
Sadie reflects on the challenges of lockdown and the need to adapt to new routines.

Surviving Self-Isolation (00:28:22)
Discussion on tips from astronauts for enduring self-isolation during the pandemic.

Denver’s Shelter-in-Place (00:28:40)
Updates on local counties implementing shelter-in-place orders amidst the pandemic.

Hypochondriac’s Perspective (00:29:10)
Sadie shares how hypochondriacs feel prepared during the pandemic.

Astronaut Tips for Isolation (00:30:12)
Advice from astronauts on maintaining mental health during isolation.

Communication in Isolation (00:31:23)
Importance of clear communication and understanding in confined spaces.

Creative Venting Ideas (00:33:06)
Suggestions for fun activities at home, like Nerf gun fights, to ease isolation stress.

Facetime Challenges with Seniors (00:34:01)
Humorous experiences of trying to teach parents how to use Facetime.

Doctor Phil’s Pandemic Commentary (00:36:14)
Doctor Phil labels those ignoring guidelines as selfish and immature.

The Difficulty of Quarantine (00:37:54)
Discussion on the challenges of quarantine for families in smaller living spaces.

Reflecting on Past Experiences (00:39:08)
Scott reflects on the pandemic’s impact and expresses hope for the future.

Scott and Sadie

Meet Scott and Sadie: the anti-heroes of morning radio turned podcast renegades. Scott’s 40 years in broadcasting have left him fluent in snark, while Sadie’s nepotistic origins (thanks, Mom!) brought the unfiltered charm that made them a Northern Colorado favorite. After corporate radio ghosted them harder than a bad Tinder date, the duo ditched FCC babysitters and went full rogue. Now, they’re back with a podcast that’s equal parts wit, sarcasm, and a big middle finger to mediocrity. Loyal fans, curious newcomers, or algorithm strays—welcome to the chaos.

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