Annie, a heartful widow, shares her deeply personal story of loss following her husband Jim's suicide. She reflects on the letters exchanged between them — one left behind and one written in her grief. Their discussion navigates the complexities of guilt and the misunderstood nature of suicide, highlighting that it’s rarely anyone’s fault. Annie candidly explores her mental health challenges and the importance of connection and vulnerability while coping with profound loss.

Annie shares her 'van life' experiment, Tonia discusses quitting her job, and special guest co-host Becky Heptig talks about achieving financial independence. The podcast was recorded live from Bali and includes stories from a retreat, experiences with van life, and reflections on the Bali trip.

#59 Annie, the #1 Japanese teacher on iTalki, talks about common struggles students face, the importance of pitch accent, and gives advice for studying Japanese. They also have playful conversations, discuss various topics like childhood memories and shopping, and touch on relationships and work.

In this touching conversation, Jon Krohn chats with his 94-year-old grandmother, Annie, who is diving into data science and AI. They break down what data is and the role of a data scientist in simple terms. Annie learns about the evolution of AI and the implications of artificial general intelligence. The discussion also highlights how automation could transform work, making it optional, enhancing leisure time with loved ones, and improving quality of life. It's a heartwarming example of bridging generations through knowledge.

Annie, an advocate for understanding single life, joins Katy, who brings insights into the unmarried experience, for a candid chat about purpose and community. They share the journey of the Single Purpose League and discuss the emotional landscape of being single, from confronting loneliness to finding connection. The conversation examines how personal and societal expectations shape their purpose, relationships, and the importance of shared experiences. Listeners are encouraged to embrace community while navigating their single lives.

Jon Krohn's 94-year-old grandmother, Annie, shares her recipe for lifelong happiness, emphasizes the importance of relationships and daily intentions. She offers insights on modern technology and discusses the evolution of communication technology. Annie's infectious joy and perspective on life will inspire listeners to pursue happiness and gratitude.

Guests Jeff, Atlanta, Michael, Harrison, & Annie join the hosts to break down the Lego Masters finale. They discuss impressive builds, emotional impact, behind-the-scenes insights, and their experience on the show. They also reflect on their favorite challenges, mechanics in winning builds, high drama moments, and team collaborations.

Special guest Annie, a contestant from LEGO Masters Season 2, joins the hosts to discuss predictions for the upcoming season. They talk about LEGO events, teasers for the new season, anticipation for challenges and potential romances, and future episode themes and excitement.

Annie, a family outsider seeking acceptance, confronts her family's exclusion, shares her frustrations, and explores her experiences of feeling left out and hurt in multiple instances. The narrator delves into Annie's childhood memories, reaches out to her daughter and sister for perspective, and ends with a heartfelt phone conversation and a peaceful breakfast.

Special guest Annie, a show favorite, joins the hosts to discuss the grand finale of Lego Masters Season 2. They breakdown the amazing builds, debate the voting process and Brickman's power, and reflect on the competition. They also discuss character builds, favorite builds, and hopes for future seasons. Stay tuned for more interviews!