802: Middle Names, Beef Yogurt, & Vegan Donuts

Susie ain’t getting any younger and she wants to prepare for the footwear of her future and find out why older gals wear flats. We learn about a man who has made it his job to pick up the excrement left by dogs on a hiking trail and shame their owners. We discuss the Steve…

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801: New York Punching, Magical Magnet, & Nickelodeon

Susie got injured on the high seas, but she wants everyone to know her injury was due to a rogue wave, not alcohol because she’s had some mishaps lately and apparently in there’s a name for this in the addiction recovery world. Sarah watched Quiet on Set, so we discuss the abuse allegations, toxic culture,…

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800: Feats of Strength, Hotel Takeover, & Time Travel

Susie watched the Nyad documentary and was inspired, but also was wondering, what makes her different from our friend in the hamster wheel who tried to cross the ocean. Not much. We discuss the woman who completed the 200 mile ultramarathon and described the mental trick she uses to do it called the “pain cave.”…

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799: The Death of Babysitting, Prepositional Change, & Horse Dogs

Sarah talks about the history of babysitting, how it’s changed, and why it’s a thing of the past. Another sinkhole opened up, and this time it swallowed a man in his bed, and now we’re traumatized. Sarah is playing video games that act as amazing couples therapy. A preposition with which you end a sentence…

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798: Quiet on Set, Dirty Dumbledore, & Man in the Iron Lung

We discuss the Quiet on Set docuseries recounting the toxicity of Nickelodeon productions in the 90s, the difficulties of child stardom, and why show business lends itself to exploitation. We talk about the totally normal and not suspicious death of the Boeing whistleblower who was testifying against them and why the high road might not…

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797: Crime Cover Ups, Trader Joe’s Hotel, & Sweet Valley High

The theme of today’s episode is “it’s not the crime, it’s the cover-up,’ and we’re looking at you Kate Middleton. A hotel had a “chef created” room service menu, but it turns out the chef was Trader Joe. Some cities want Spring Breakers to buzz off, and we don’t blame them. Sarah explains why Johnny…

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796: Over the Rainbow, Rock Hudson, & Quantum Leap

We start with a rummage through the old mail bag with some feedback from listeners about recent episodes. Yikes. We hear why some people think Over the Rainbow was plagiarized, but others think it’s similarities are a coincidence. We discuss some famous musical thefts and how all the songs have been written. We learn about…

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795: Lunar Lunacy, Influencer Inmate, & Evolution Ear

We discuss Ruby Franke, a parenting influencer who was convicted of child abuse, which is a reminder to keep in mind that influencers aren’t always what they seem. We learn why the recent moon landing didn’t go as planned, and despite our complete lack of understanding about aeronautics, physics, and rocket science, we think we…

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794: Scandals & Scams, Octopus Murders, & Willy Wonka Experience

Susie is suddenly interested in WWE wrestling and wants to know why they aren’t clear about whether it’s real or not. But the Dark Side of the Ring docuseries has her wondering if there’s a NOT dark side of the sport. Sarah had a bad operatic experience, and she’s wondering if the best part of…

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793: Rebecca Syndrome, Chiweenie, & Kangaroo Time

People are suing dating apps for trapping them in a loop of doom dating instead of helping them find love. Sarah describes a newly viral phrase called Rebecca Syndrome that refers to retroactive jealousy towards your partner’s exes, and she is mad that people are stigmatizing and stereotyping with its use. We discuss the ways…

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