We're trying to be positive and nice this week. Judge for yourself. Happy Easter! 

Due to yet another of Casper's *unique* health issues, Cullen is given free reign in this off the rails episode of Cullen, Casper, and Frenemies.  Listen while Cullen breaks the number one rule of the podcast, admits he is NOT beloved by all his students, and the frenemies attempt to answer listener questions. We’re also honored to have a famous sponsor (sort of) that will help YOU be a better lobbyist.

It's the beginning of the second half and we discuss our favorite and least favorite bills that have passed one chamber; Casper confronts a rumor that she may be under federal scrutiny for her graveyard-focused hobby: and the Frenemies give an update on their efforts to avoid eternal damnation. #inlegis

In this episode, the team mourns a significant and meaningful death. Due to legislative rules, Senate Bill 322 (the bill to make the Breaded Tenderloin Indiana's sandwich) is DOD (Dead on Deadline).

While working through our grief, we discuss our goals for the Lenten season (spoiler alert: avoid Casper and do not believe Cullen if he tells you he's Catholic). But it was reassuring to know that several significant listeners are on our side-- and we'll share their thoughts. 

Due to an unprecedented special guest and forthcoming State Senate committee deadlines, "Cullen, Casper, & Frenemies" is here with an early, emergency episode of the podcast. Breaded Hoosier Tenderloins are in jeopardy. As an added bonus, you'll hear why teenagers are afraid of Andrew and why Kristin has decided to avoid Loughmiller's after committee hearings. 

On this episode, Cullen discusses trauma caused by forced sportsball participation; Casper has a creepy new hobby; and Frenemy #1 Christie discusses listeners who find happiness in the podcast. Cullen & Casper think those listeners are possibly misinformed. Tune in to find out why. 

Lawyers, Toddlers, and Mexican Pharmaceuticals: What do they have in common? Tune in to this delayed episode because Cullen & Casper had to work enough to pay for prescription pet food. Tune in!