Erin and Jen reflect on the loss of Mitch Podolak, co-founder of the Winnipeg Folk Festival and the West End Cultural Centre. They also chat about inappropriate live music spaces and why they do musicians a disservice, as well as how hard it is to establish and hold on to routines. Erin has an update about The Other Erin. Jen buys an alarm clock.

BREAKING NEWS: Bury the Lede is now on Spotify!

Jen and Erin discuss all things neighbourhood — what makes for a good one, how to be a good dog owner, and the merits of joining your community Facebook group. Erin also talks about her email twin.

The gals are back! Jen and Erin debrief about their summers, and discuss the cult of wellness and self-optimization, their conflicting views on going to the dentist, and Erin gives a wedding update.

Jen and Erin are joined by Paige Butz, the owner of Valencia Boutique, a new Winnipeg shop that is a bit of a unicorn on the boutique scene because it actually carries Curve sizing. They also chat about a disappointing article about Nike's curvy mannequins and extended sizing line, and how they are selling women a "dangerous lie." Elsewhere, they try a new vodka soda for Good or Gross.

A note from your hosts: This will be the last episode of Bury the Lede until August.

It's episode 100! To celebrate, we have sound problems :( We promise we will figure out how to use our new equipment next week! This episode, Jen and Erin discuss the necessity of Disney remakes, the rash of recent concert cancellations in Winnipeg and the fact burnout is now a medical condition. Also, Ben is back for a radler/citrus beer edition of Budget Wine of the Month Club, and Jen and Erin have a fun giveaway to celebrate their 100th episode.

Jen and Erin are confounded by Erin's new smartwatch, which seemingly pulls information from all of her texts and emails and adds it to her calendar. Technology is terrifying! They also get fired up about the recent abortion legislation in the U.S.

On this episode, Erin and Jen discuss a viral article from Harper's Bazaar entitled Men Have No Friends and Women Bear the Burden, which is all about "emotional golddigging." Elsewhere, they chat about the Royal Baby, the RCMP's unintentionally hilarious #WantedWednesdays, and Detective Pikachu.

The gals are back! Erin was off in New York and Jen was off barfing. On this week's episode they chat about famous people's disproportionate responses to criticism, how there's a second puberty no one talks about when you turn 30, and another eating adventure they have up their sleeves.

Jen and Erin discuss the fire that ravaged the Notre-Dame cathedral last week, and the outpouring of support for the storied landmark. They also discuss a series of Winnipeg events aimed at slowing down fast fashion, and Ben MacPhee-Sigurdson is back for Budget Wine of the Month Club with a Spanish rosé.

The Winnipeg Jets are in the playoffs (FOR NOW), so Erin and Jen discuss the Whiteout street parties — and if that's what they should be called. Elsewhere they chat vanity plates, South Korean birthday conventions and Jen takes another stab at Driver's Ed. (Pod's a rich pageant this week!)