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Well, friends… this is it. Our final episode. Ever. 😢

In this bittersweet send-off, Allie and Bee sit down with Christopher "Chris" Marsden, publishing pro and founder of Modern Book Works, who’s made a career out of turning family histories into gorgeous heirloom books.

Modern Books Works Chris on Facebook

But for us? He’s just poking around our family trees for fun… and oh honey, the branches get real tangled.

Chris helps us explore the tangled, fascinating, and sometimes uncomfortable truths buried in their family trees. From mysterious ancestors to the hard realities of history (yes, we talk about the slave-owning part), it’s a reflective ride through legacy, identity, and what it means to know where you come from.

In this episode-

🌿 Christopher shares how his own family mystery sparked a lifelong passion

🧬 We explore the emotional rollercoaster of discovering your roots

🪞 We talk about confronting the past — even when it’s messy

💬 And yes, we still manage to sneak in a few laughs (because it’s us)

But more importantly — we want to say thank you.
To everyone who downloaded, listened, laughed, cringed, and stuck with our silly little podcast: Yogi and the Bee has been a joy, a therapy session, and a celebration of friendship. We’ve had so much fun, but life’s gotten busy, and it’s time to hang up our mics.

So pour a glass, light a candle, or just take a walk with us one last time.
Here’s to the memories, the madness, and the magic of it all. 🥂

With love,
Allie & Bee 💛

Yogi and the Bee has been a labor of love, written and recorded by Allie Bourgeois and Bee Brooks, and finely edited by Allie. Thank you for listening! If you enjoy our episodes, please show your support by following, liking, and giving us a 5‑star review. We’d love for you to share our podcast with your family, friends, hair stylist, friendly bartender, butcher, baker, and even that awesome candlestick maker-dude.

Music from Season 2 was
Charlie-Mac Drury
Follow Charlie-Mac's music at
https://open.spotify.com/artist/2aFgTL2pkj4q4xIOiLcNMX?si=ORT04fpbSNO8UlyLnII7zQ
and follow him on Insta @charliemacdrury

Music from Season 1 was
Funky Junk- By All Good Folks on Uppbeat

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Interview with Our Podcast Song Composer, Charlie-Mac Drury 🎶

This week, Yogi and the Bee sit down with the mastermind behind our podcast theme song—none other than the incredible Charlie-Mac Drury! 🎸🎙️

We’re diving into the creative process, the inspiration behind the music, and the stories that shaped his journey as a composer. From his earliest musical influences to the magic of crafting a theme that captures our energy, Charlie-Mac shares it all.

Tune in for laughs, music talk, and behind-the-scenes moments that made our podcast sound like home. If you've ever wondered what goes into writing a song that sticks in your head (in the best way possible), this episode is for you!

🎧 Listen now and hear the magic behind the music!

Yogi and the Bee has been a labor of love, written and recorded by Allie Bourgeois and Bee Brooks, and finely edited by Allie. Thank you for listening! If you enjoy our episodes, please show your support by following, liking, and giving us a 5‑star review. We’d love for you to share our podcast with your family, friends, hair stylist, friendly bartender, butcher, baker, and even that awesome candlestick maker-dude.

Music from Season 2 was
Charlie-Mac Drury
Follow Charlie-Mac's music at
https://open.spotify.com/artist/2aFgTL2pkj4q4xIOiLcNMX?si=ORT04fpbSNO8UlyLnII7zQ
and follow him on Insta @charliemacdrury

Music from Season 1 was
Funky Junk- By All Good Folks on Uppbeat

Reach out to us on our Website with questions and ideas for future episodes YogiandtheBee
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How do you feel about placing flowers on the gravesite of those we’ve lost? In this intimate episode, Yogi and the Bee open up about their personal family traditions and share their very own burial wishes. Their conversation dives deep into the rituals of remembrance and the comfort these acts bring, inviting you to reflect on how we honor those who are no longer with us.

But there’s more—get ready for an exclusive sneak peek of a thrilling summer adventure the duo has planned together! This upcoming trip promises to blend the bittersweet beauty of memory with the excitement of new experiences, leaving you inspired and contemplative.

Music Credits:

• Season 2: Music by Charlie‑Mac Drury. Listen on Spotify and follow on Instagram @charliemacdrury.
• Season 1: “Funky Junk” by All Good Folks on Uppbeat.

Have questions or ideas for future episodes? Reach out via our website at YogiandtheBee. You can also find all our links on linktr.ee and keep up with us on Instagram @yogiandthebee and on Facebook.

We’re excited to share these moments of remembrance and adventure with you. What unique traditions or journeys of memory inspire you? Let’s keep the conversation going!

Yogi and the Bee has been a labor of love, written and recorded by Allie Bourgeois and Bee Brooks, and finely edited by Allie. Thank you for listening! If you enjoy our episodes, please show your support by following, liking, and giving us a 5‑star review. We’d love for you to share our podcast with your family, friends, hair stylist, friendly bartender, butcher, baker, and even that awesome candlestick maker-dude.

Music from Season 2 was
Charlie-Mac Drury
Follow Charlie-Mac's music at
https://open.spotify.com/artist/2aFgTL2pkj4q4xIOiLcNMX?si=ORT04fpbSNO8UlyLnII7zQ
and follow him on Insta @charliemacdrury

Music from Season 1 was
Funky Junk- By All Good Folks on Uppbeat

Reach out to us on our Website with questions and ideas for future episodes YogiandtheBee
Our Links for our shows are on linktr.ee
Follow us on Instagram @yogiandthebee
Follow us on Facebook at Yogi and the Bee
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