Natural Mental Wellness & Fall Organization Trends
Oct 13, 2026 · 52 min · 24 segments
- Speakers
- Madison HernandezHost
Jeff BarkeyGuestJazz PetersonGuestCorey MorenoHostCourtney CaderaHost
Oct 13, 2026 · 52 min · 24 segments
Jeff BarkeyGuestJazz PetersonGuestCorey MorenoHostCourtney CaderaHostToday we're celebrating that yummy candy, Colorful Little Candies, famous for melting in your mouth, not in your hand, which honestly, I feel like they do melt in your hand.
They probably didn't melt, but now that probably everything's too cheap, everything melts.
Yeah, and it leaves behind a very colorful rainbow on the palm of your hand.
M&M's first appeared in 1941 when Forrest Mars Sr. teamed up with Bruce Murray, whose father was a top executive at Hershey.
Nepo babies and their last names gave the candy its name, Mars and Murray, M&M.
And the idea came from chocolate pellets eaten by soldiers during the Spanish Civil War.
It's just, what better than a fun fact about a piece of candy? Stick around, we're going to be talking with Dr.
Jeff Barkey, America's Real Doctor, learning about emotional well-being and how we can, you know, boost up our minds.
Today we're celebrating that yummy candy, Colorful Little Candies, famous for melting in your mouth, not in your hand, which honestly, I feel like they do melt in your hand.
They probably didn't melt, but now that probably everything's too cheap, everything melts.
Yeah, and it leaves behind a very colorful rainbow on the palm of your hand.
M&M's first appeared in 1941 when Forrest Mars Sr. teamed up with Bruce Murray, whose father was a top executive at Hershey.
Nepo babies and their last names gave the candy its name, Mars and Murray, M&M.
And the idea came from chocolate pellets eaten by soldiers during the Spanish Civil War.
It's just, what better than a fun fact about a piece of candy? Stick around, we're going to be talking with Dr.
Jeff Barkey, America's Real Doctor, learning about emotional well-being and how we can, you know, boost up our minds.
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