In this episode, Mo and Katy celebrate five years of podcasting and dive into the rhinestone-studded, wisdom-packed world of Dolly Parton.

From cloned sheep to cloned positivity, they explore how Dolly is the ultimate positive disruptor—bold, unapologetic and full of heart.

But they don’t stop there.

They shine a light on Carl Dean, Dolly’s quietly supportive husband, and the power of silent supporters everywhere. With puns, real talk and laughs galore, this episode reminds us that you don’t need a record deal or theme park to make a difference.

Sometimes it’s as simple as a smile, a note or well-supported pun.

What’s sagging, bagging or dragging? We’re nipping, tucking and celebrating it all. Join the fun!

Mo and Katy dive into the world of positive disruptors, exploring the unexpected origin of the ballpoint pen, the aristocrat who bought the patent (and whose name sounds suspiciously like a certain word) and why licking a pen might just be the key to getting the ball rolling—literally. Along the way, they geek out over their favorite pens, challenge you to disrupt someone’s mailbox with a handwritten note and discuss the power of small, meaningful gestures. Plus, a lesson in fountain pen swordsmanship.

In a world that moves fast and loud, Fred Rogers was a master of slowing down and making space for connection. Mo and Katy explore how Mr. Rogers was a positive disruptor—using deliberate pacing, kindness, and emotional intelligence to change the way we communicate. From cardigan changes to the Land of Make-Believe, they reflect on his impact and challenge listeners to take a beat before responding. Also, beware of terrifying puppets.