Jen and Erin talk about the new contemporary Indigenous exhibition opening at the Winnipeg Art Gallery (the biggest ever!) and the shifting cultural landscape here at home and at large, as well as tourist-mecca cities that have surprised and disappointed. They also attempt to talk about sports.

Erin is on holidays, so Free Press writer Jill Wilson joins Jen for a chat about thew new It adaptation and childhood nostalgia, the excellent Tragically Hip documentary Long Time Running, and the art of movie reviewing. They also discuss whether or not it's OK to abandon a book/film/TV show part-way through.

Jen and Erin discuss the meaty conclusion to Le Burger Week, including their favourite stops and the immense amount of burg documentation on social media. They also talk about the proposed patio smoking ban and how they both fall down a lot.

Jen and Erin discuss Taylor Swift's baffling new single, Winnipeg's bike lane infrastructure — and the reason Erin won't be using it — and the arrival of #PSL season.

On this week's episode, Jen and Erin talk makeup — wearing it, not wearing it, and our love-hate relationship with "putting on our face."

For a special double-length edition of Bury the Lede, Jen and Erin hang out at Interstellar Rodeo and chat with Terra Lightfoot about beach tails, Whitney Rose about what Rule 62 is, and Shakey Graves about rosé, vintage Disney songs and the television show Survivor.

Jen and Erin pick their go-to pavilions for Folklorama and discuss the trend of people bailing on their friends (and why it's actually OK to do that sometimes). Erin also explains her disappointment at the lack of sexy haunting after watching the 1990 film Ghost for the first time.

Jen and Erin got some of their mom friends to weigh in on the removal of the lactation consultants at HSC, and what that could mean for new Winnipeg moms and their babies. They also discuss our city's new conspicuous tourist attraction, the ginormous Winnipeg sign. Also, Jen and Erin are giving away two Folklorama Tour Visas! Listen to find out how to enter to win.

Jen and Erin discuss the Trudeau cover story in Rolling Stone Magazine, the fact Millennials are using libraries more than previous generations and Arcade Fire's new marketing ploy. They also both have trouble pronouncing some words.

Erin is back from holidays! She and Jen discuss being a tourist and travelling, and they go through some of their picks for the Winnipeg Fringe Festival, which runs July 19-30.