In this episode, Jenny and Penny discuss that Jenny just downloaded a dating app (Hing). Jenny has just ended a long term relationship and is now trying to "put herself out there".

Even though Jenny thinks people are nice and interesting, she has little faith in finding a date on this app.

Besides boobs, women are posting photographs of their dogs, vacations, ancient ruins and boats.

Jenny does not want to go for a hike on a first date!

Jenny is hilarious in this episode talking about her experience on Hing. By the way Jenny is a music snob, she loves punk music, gardening, her dog and many shades of red lipstick.

She can debate and relate to almost anything. She even likes cake and pizza.

Jenny and I further talk about our experiences on dating apps.

We even discuss dating men for a moment (at least Penny's moment).

We hope you enjoy this episode!

P.S. what is your favorite color (even though I don't' really care)

In this episode Jenny and Penny bite the bullet and get a little more personal.

Penny talks about how she is no longer bulletproof and feels vulnerable in her new life. There is no bulletproof vest or life vest attached to this episode!

Jenny discusses how she has never been bulletproof in her life and career.

Penny discusses how sometimes you can do everything right in a life and death situation and the person still doesn't live, which does not mean you have to carry that with you.

Penny talks about how she still can trust and have faith in people and that when faced with a choice to do the right thing, people will.

Overall, this is a sensitive topic and a journey into what is next for Penny!

As always, thank you for listening and please be safe out there!

In this episode of Bacon and Baseball, Jenny and Penny interview their first guest, lifelong Cubs fan, Michael Brown!

All three talk about the Cubs who won yesterday against the Nationals! They discuss WLPO announcers, Lanny Slevin, Craig Lynch, who was the blind WLPO press box reporter for many years. They discuss Making Bacon Mascot; Kevin Bacon and we show the iconic press box photograph of Billy Murray shaking hands with Craig Lynch. You better batter up for this episode and enjoy all the talk about baseball and bacon (on a stick)!

In this episode Jenny and Penny talk about where is Jenny?

Penny calls Jenny on the phone where they talk about music, MTV and how the MTV music videos influenced their lives. They talk about the most annoying sound in the world. They discuss movies, movie stars and famous influential people who left this world way too soon.

Jenny shares her favorite video and talks about her childhood influence while watching "Just say Julie"

They discuss, the five colors of Jenny, her lip sticks, and the trauma of the Challenger Explosion. Sit back and enjoy the show!

Thank you for all of the love and support!

B is for Boujee, when Penny sits down with Jenny, the townie for another episode of Sticky Bacon.

Penny talks about her experience living in the affluent burbs (suburbs) and the culture shock of returning to Peru, Illinois.

Jenny's experiences are very different, and she claims her hear and stomach are always home at the local Supper Club.

This episode was recorded at the Speak Easy, in LaSalle, Illinois.

In this episode Jenny and Penny talk about family trips, cars, seatbelts, and "travel farts". Penny remembers eating a bowl of cereal out of orange Tupperware in the back of a Jeep.

Getting crop-dusted, UFO's and being human projectiles. Fart Warnings and Work Farts, all for fun and some laughs.

Jenny fondly remembers visiting Wisconsin for bike races and mini golf.

Jenny never had anyone fart in their family car but they did have stinky feet from all the bike races her dad competed in.

In this episode Jenny and Penny talk about death and having a plan. Both have aging parents. Penny has both parents with health issues and has pre-paid her mom's funeral arrangements while she thinks about her own arrangements.

Jenny talks about financial things a bit about probate and offers a web site for further information see the link here.

They discuss the Gene Hackman's bizarre deaths.